When are UI Policy conditions re-checked on a form?

UI Policy conditions are re-checked when the user manually updates a field on a form. This is crucial because UI Policies are designed to dynamically control form behavior based on specific conditions set within the policy. When a field is manually updated, it could affect the conditions that determine the visibility or state of other fields on the form. As a result, re-evaluating these conditions at that moment ensures that the form reflects the correct data state and user interface state based on the most recent input.

To provide additional context, there are certain moments when UI Policies would not be reevaluated. For instance, during form loading, the UI Policy conditions are initially checked to set the form state, but further changes made by the user require the UI Policy to re-assess these conditions. Similarly, while form submission might trigger validation rules, it doesn’t recheck UI Policy conditions since the user has already provided their input, and the next state of the form isn't influenced immediately after the submission. Lastly, merely refreshing the form will typically reset the form to its initial state and does not represent active field changes by the user. Thus, the most accurate answer remains the point at which a user changes a field.