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- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainIt cannot be done with a form rule. You probably can do it with a Webhook, but these are more complicated molicated to setup.
https://help.quickbase.com/api-guide/...
But a suggestion is to reconsider using that field, and instead make your own field which is editabel, for that purpose.- DeepaKesavaluQrew CadetThanks Mark...i'm able to use webhooks to change the record owner.
- JohnThomasQrew Cadetwithin my Quickbase knowledge , using dynamic rule you can't . Instead of that there is Quickbase developer Api which can be used
Steps:
Load a script into the table using image onload technique
Code Sample:var changeRecordOwner= $.get(gDBID,{ act: "API_ChangeRecordOwner", rid: QBU_rid, newowner: "xxx@sss.com", });
I think this will solve your problem_
You can reach for any help on mmjohnthomas@gmail.com- DeepaKesavaluQrew CadetThanks John....your code helps!