We are seeing this too (8.0). One case where this has been a long-term issue for a particular user was just escalated to me late last week. I logged in with that account and opened a task that was reported as having the issue with no problem. I should be talking with him later today to see if we can get to the bottom of it. People are blaming it on his account but his account worked fine for me. I'll report back with what we find.
Jason On Mon, Dec 9, 2013 at 10:24 AM, Andrew Hicox <and...@hicox.com> wrote: > ** I'm pretty well stumped by this. > We have a situation where intermittently users will open a task via link > in a notification, but it opens with all fields disabled. > > This looks for all the world like the "Default Admin View - Read Only" > view but I have determined that it isn't. > > What I did was I made a simple display form with a task I'd field a button > and a view field. I made an active link that does an open window action on > the specified task I'd in the view field. The active link specifies the > "Default Admin View" and BOOM! It opens with all the fields disabled! > > I put an active link in to echo $VUI$ in an alert and it IS definitely in > the default admin view. So I figured there must be an active link > misfiring. So I DISABLED EVERY ACTIVE LINK ON TMS:Task ... And it STILL > opens the default admin view with every field locked!! > > Flushed my cache and watched the active link log ... Nothing fires except > my link to load the task! > > What the heck is locking these fields?! How can this even happen? More to > the point I strongly suspect whatever is going on here is also the cause of > my users intermittently opening tasks from notifications with all locked > fields. > > Anyone out there run into this before? For what it's worth the exact same > thing happens on my 764 test box as my 81sp2 box. > > - Andy > _ARSlist: "Where the Answers Are" and have been for 20 years_ _______________________________________________________________________________ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org "Where the Answers Are, and have been for 20 years"
