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Replacing an FM default error message ("Your access privileges...") with a custom one?

Rich S
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In my runtime solution, I'd like to use a less terse message than FM's default one, "Your access privileges do not allow you to perform this action", when someone tries to change a field's contents when they don't have the appropriate privilege level. However, I can't think of a calc to do that; I don't think a script would be of much help in this instance...but as usual, I may be wrong. (There are about 70 fields in the runtime solution where I'd like to do this.)

I thought of using the Set(ErrorCapture) command but don't know how I'd implement it in a non-script environment.

As always, TIA for your help!

Well, you could script your navigation so that based on priv set, the user is either taken to a layout that lets them edit fields or to a "locked down" layout that is view only (use Set Field Behavior).

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Ahhh, very clever--that would indeed simplify things a lot.

Thank you!

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