"this element isn't clickable" conditional formatting not working

[Arche]

Hi!

This has been bugging me for a couple of days here. I need some buttons to be clickable only when the user has sufficient privileges. The thing is set up like this:

With a conditional:

To be on the safe side the delete function needs sufficient privileges and a confirmation by the checkbox. Didn’t work. To check the issue I removed the account privilege check, but still nada:

I have solved things like this earlier with great results - anybody, any idea, what’s wrong here?
@emmanuel? @josh?

edit: the same conditions work great on “this element is visible” tag. No problems there. Just the clickability is the one refusing to cooperate.

[louisadekoya]

Is the button actually clickable when it shouldn’t be, or does it just look like it is clickable? I ask because simply making it un-clickable won’t necessarily give it the faded look that you may want. You may have to add a new condition that states when this button is not clickable, use a different background colour or opacity.

[Arche]

Nope. When set to non-clickable, from the main preferences, it won’t turn clickable even if the conditional says it should. Neither in colour nor in function.
Colours are, in this instance of secondary importance - changing them is easy and works as it should. The main thing is clickability of the button needed for keeping the permission to delete stuff from database a privilege of select few individuals.

[NigelG]

Seems to be peculiar to the checkbox value. It works with other element conditions.

And even more odd … if you create a button that works on, say, an input, then copy it and now change it to be triggered on a checkbox … it works.

But not if you do it from new.

[Arche]

Hmm. Will test on that later. In addition to checkboxes user privilege checks (user thing has a yes/no value of a certain privilege) also fail to produce effect.