Right this is bugging me.

if (userRole !== 1061 || userRole !== 3 || userRole !== 1060 || userRole !== 1065) {
                        var labelrequiredField = form.getField({id: 'custitem_label_required'});
                        labelrequiredField.updateDisplayType({displayType: serverWidget.FieldDisplayType.HIDDEN});
                    }

Right just to add a bit here, you would need to change these to

&&

instead of

||

. With

||

, when you are logged in as, say, Admin (3), then your

userRole

IS NOT

1061

, so the

if

returns true and the field gets hidden. That said, I much prefer the approach @lleclerc_zlab gave as it is so much more concise. If/when we can use ES6, then we'll get the

contains

method as well which will be even better.

Thanks Eric. Still trying to get my head around || or &&

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