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Important feature!
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This works:

.form > #account_form > .form-body > div:nth-child(6),
.form > #account_form > .form-body > div:nth-child(7),
.form > #account_form > .form-body > div:nth-child(8) {
display: none;}

Regards, Pepe

I tried to address the elements but can't get it to work. I have tried the following: #account_form > div.form-group > div:nth-child(6), #account_form > div.form-group > div:nth-child(7), #account_form > div.form-group > div:nth-child(8) {display: none;} May be, somebody could look at the challenge ...

Yes, I tried the suggested solution but, unfortunately, it does not work. Objects structure may have changed in the form. Regards, Pepe

Could somebody please provide help to disable or hide the three bottom fields in the "my Account" form:
I would really appreciate your help.
regards, Pepe

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I am using the display fields rules feature to hide/show various fields in a form for tasks. I have several user fields like owner (created_by) of the record, responsible to finish the task (leadership), participants, etc. There are various roles to derive from the users, some of them are: - admin -...

Hi, STEP 1: you could use the sort order field in User Access groups to setup a hierarchy. For example: - 100 = supper admin - 90 = site admin - 80 = management - 70 = project manager - 60 = client - and so on ... STEP 2: in entity Users, create a field of type MySQL Query to store that store the re...

I did a setup of DB on demo page. Also, sent PM with all details.
Regards, Pepe

In my task entity I do have various user lists: 1. created_by (this is not a list, obviously I use the created_by field) 2. Responsible user (single choice user field, later I will change it to approve field to sign off on a task) 3. Attendants: One or more users who need to participate on finishing...