Forge Admin Explains Implementing Column-Level Approval Field Permissions
11/11/2026 — 11/11, 09:14·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Addressing UI update issues with read-only sub-table columns in workflow approvals, open-source Forge Admin breaks down permissions into col…
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On November 11, 2026, Juejin published an article explaining how the open-source admin framework Forge Admin enforces field-level permissions on sub-table columns during workflow approvals. The piece targets a specific problem: in a sub-table inside an approval form, a read-only column (such as unit price) can still be edited in the UI, but saving the record then fails with an "not allowed to edit" error. The article walks through the BPMN attribute flowable:formFieldPermissions and the real front-end and back-end code behind it.
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Addressing the issue where read-only child table columns remain editable in UI but fail upon saving, Forge Admin splits field permissions into three layers: column writability, row actions, and save whitelists. The post examines the underlying frontend and backend implementation based on real source code.
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