I would like to select from the database using a PXSelect and then receive a value that respects the segmented key.
Example:
var item = InventoryItem.PK.Find(graph, someInventoryID);
string inventoryCDRespectingSegmentedKey = SomeClass.SomeMethod(item.InventoryCD); // InventoryCD is a string value without the separators defined in the Segmented key at this point
I am not sure if this is the best way to get the value respecting segments or not, but this is how I do it usually.
if (row.InventoryID != null)
{
var item = InventoryItem.PK.Find(sender.Graph, row.InventoryID);
if (item != null)
{
var inventoryCDRespectingSegmentedKey = sender.Graph.Caches[typeof(InventoryItem)].GetValueExt<InventoryItem.inventoryCD>(item) as PXSegmentedState;
PXTrace.WriteInformation($"{inventoryCDRespectingSegmentedKey.ToString()}");
}
}
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I had wrote some code for creating po via code, but it faild with error message: "CS Error: Cannot generate the next number for the sequence."
How can I fix this? Anything I missed? Thx for helping!
protected void createPO() {
POOrder order = new POOrder();
POOrderEntry graph = PXGraph.CreateInstance < POOrderEntry > ();
order.OrderType = "Normal";
order.OrderDesc = "some text";
order.EmployeeID = 215;
order.Hold = false;
var branch = (Branch)PXSelect<Branch, Where<Branch.branchCD, Equal<Required<Branch.branchCD>>>>.Select(Base, "WEST");
graph.FieldDefaulting.AddHandler<POOrder.branchID>((s, e) =>
{
e.NewValue = branch.BranchID;
e.Cancel = true;
});
order.VendorID = 79;
order = graph.CurrentDocument.Insert(order);
graph.CurrentDocument.Update(order);
graph.Actions.PressSave();
throw new PXRedirectRequiredException(graph, null);
}
Try to simply it first to see if something like this works...
protected void createPO()
{
var graph = PXGraph.CreateInstance<POOrderEntry>();
var order = graph.Document.Insert(new POOrder());
order.OrderType = POOrderType.RegularOrder; // This is the default so not necessary
order.OrderDesc = "some text";
order.EmployeeID = 215;
order.Hold = false;
order.VendorID = 79;
graph.Document.Update(order);
graph.Actions.PressSave();
throw new PXRedirectRequiredException(graph, null);
}
Using the Document view in place of the CurrentDocument view which is based on the current record of Document. Document is the primary view and the primary view should be used.
Also for the purchase order type the attribute related to the list values should be used for the stored value of the database (vs what you had was the displayed list value). For example order.OrderType = POOrderType.RegularOrder. Also this is the default value for a PO so it is not necessary to set this value unless you want a different constant found in the POOrderType class.
I have added a field to the Prepare Replenishment form that needs to be updated when a user selects a row in the Replenishment Item grid. How do I access the field. I know it is in the INReplenishmentFilterExt but I can't figure out how to get access to the extension.
Edit #1: I am able to get the value of the field but it does not update on the screen when I use cache.SetValue. I am trying to update this filter extension field from inside of the Selected event handler.
protected void INReplenishmentItem_Selected_FieldUpdating(PXCache cache, PXFieldUpdatingEventArgs e)
{
var row = (INReplenishmentItem)e.Row;
if (row == null)
return;
INReplenishmentFilter filter = Base.Filter.Current;
INReplenishmentFilterExt filterExt = PXCache<INReplenishmentFilter>.GetExtension<INReplenishmentFilterExt>(filter);
decimal poAmount = filterExt.UsrPOAmount.HasValue ? filterExt.UsrPOAmount.Value : 0;
decimal lastPrice = pvi.LastPrice.HasValue ? pvi.LastPrice.Value : 0;
decimal newPOAmount = poAmount + lastPrice;
cache.SetValue<INReplenishmentFilterExt.usrPOAmount>(filterExt, newPOAmount);
}
You cannot set the value of the Filter using the Cache of INReplenishmentItem.
I have edited my answer, the code below should work.
//Always use virtual methods for Event Handlers
protected virtual void INReplenishmentItem_Selected_FieldUpdating(PXCache sender, PXFieldUpdatingEventArgs e)
{
//Try not to use vars. Especially when you know the Type of the object
INReplenishmentItem row = e.Row as INReplenishmentItem;
if (row != null)
{
INReplenishmentFilter filter = Base.Filter.Current;
INReplenishmentFilterExt filterExt = PXCache<INReplenishmentFilter>.GetExtension<INReplenishmentFilterExt>(filter);
decimal poAmount = filterExt.UsrPOAmount ?? 0;
decimal lastPrice = pvi.LastPrice ?? 0;//Not sure what pvi is
decimal newPOAmount = poAmount + lastPrice;
//"sender" is the cache that specifically stores the datatype of row
//Therefor you cannot use it to update records of a different datatype
//You also should not pass an Extension into the argument that should be the row object you are trying to update
Base.Filter.Cache.SetValueExt<INReplenishmentFilterExt.usrPOAmount>(filter, newPOAmount);
}
}
I'm trying to use setup data from one table to allow me to format fields on the fly / dynamically. I know I can change field names and visibility based on the PXUIFieldAttribute class, but changing the precision or string length is a bit trickier, obviously. From the research I've done, I've come up with the following example code that seems like it should work - but I get the error:
"Unable to cast object of type 'PX.Data.PXUIFieldAttribute' to type 'PX.Data.PXDBDecimalAttribute'.
I don't see why this is occurring...
protected virtual void xTACOpenSourceDetail_RowSelected(PXCache sender, PXRowSelectedEventArgs e)
{
var osd = (PXCache)sender;
foreach (PXDBDecimalAttribute attribute in this.Caches<xTACOpenSourceDetail>().GetAttributes("Number1"))
{
PXDBDecimalAttribute someAttribute = attribute as PXDBDecimalAttribute;
if (someAttribute != null)
{
someAttribute.DBProperties._precision = 4;
}
}
}
I just tried the below code in sales order screen and it seems working!
var props = typeof(SOOrder).GetProperties().Where(prop => Attribute.IsDefined(prop, typeof(PXDecimalAttribute)));
foreach (System.Reflection.PropertyInfo item in props)
{
PXDecimalAttribute.SetPrecision(this.Base.Caches[typeof(SOOrder)], item.Name, 1);
}
You might need to change this to match your DAC.
Is there a way to programmatically access the Label & Value fields that has been created as a custom Field in MS CRM Dynamics please?
I have added a custom field called "new_producttypesubcode" which, for example, has 2 options, Trophy = 1000000 and Kit = 10000001.
I am writing an import utility that mirrors products between the customers website and their CRM and I want to get a list of all possible product options in the CRM to see if they are matched in the website.
So, in essence I want to...
get the list of possible new_producttypesubcodes and their corresponding values.
Iterate through the product variants in the website.
if the product variant name matches any name in the list of new_producttypecodes then add the value 1000000
So, if I find a product added to the website and its marked as a "Trophy" and "Trophy" exists in the CRM then new OptionSetValue(100000001)
I hope that makes sense...
Thanks
This function retrieves a dictionary of possible values localised to the current user. Taken from: CRM 2011 Programatically Finding the Values of Picklists, Optionsets, Statecode, Statuscode and Boolean (Two Options).
static Dictionary<String, int> GetNumericValues(IOrganizationService service, String entity, String attribute)
{
RetrieveAttributeRequest request = new RetrieveAttributeRequest
{
EntityLogicalName = entity,
LogicalName = attribute,
RetrieveAsIfPublished = true
};
RetrieveAttributeResponse response = (RetrieveAttributeResponse)service.Execute(request);
switch (response.AttributeMetadata.AttributeType)
{
case AttributeTypeCode.Picklist:
case AttributeTypeCode.State:
case AttributeTypeCode.Status:
return ((EnumAttributeMetadata)response.AttributeMetadata).OptionSet.Options
.ToDictionary(key => key.Label.UserLocalizedLabel.Label, option => option.Value.Value);
case AttributeTypeCode.Boolean:
Dictionary<String, int> values = new Dictionary<String, int>();
BooleanOptionSetMetadata metaData = ((BooleanAttributeMetadata)response.AttributeMetadata).OptionSet;
values[metaData.TrueOption.Label.UserLocalizedLabel.Label] = metaData.TrueOption.Value.Value;
values[metaData.FalseOption.Label.UserLocalizedLabel.Label] = metaData.FalseOption.Value.Value;
return values;
default:
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException();
}
}
So you would then need to do something like:
Dictionary<String, int> values = GetNumericValues(proxy, "your_entity", "new_producttypesubcode");
if(values.ContainsKey("Trophy"))
{
//Do something with the value
OptionSetValue optionSetValue = values["Trophy"];
int value = optionSetValue.Value;
}
Yes, that data is all stored in the metadata for an attribute (SDK article). You have to retrieve the entity metadata for the entity and then find the attribute in the list. Then cast that attribute to a PicklistAttributeMetadata object and it will contain a list of options. I would mention that typically retrieving Metadata from CRM is an expensive operation, so think about caching.
private static OptionSetMetadata RetrieveOptionSet(IOrganizationService orgService,
string entityName, string attributeName)
{
var entityResponse = (RetrieveEntityResponse)orgService.Execute(
new RetrieveEntityRequest
{ LogicalName = entityName, EntityFilters = EntityFilters.Attributes });
var entityMetadata = entityResponse.EntityMetadata;
for (int i = 0; i < entityMetadata.Attributes.Length; i++)
{
if (attributeName.Equals(entityMetadata.Attributes[i].LogicalName))
{
if (entityMetadata.Attributes[i].AttributeType.Value ==
AttributeTypeCode.Picklist)
{
var attributeMD = (PicklistAttributeMetadata)
entityMetadata.Attributes[i];
return attributeMD.OptionSet;
}
}
}
return null;
}
Here is how to write the options to the console using the above call.
var optionSetMD = RetrieveOptionSet(orgService, "account", "accountcategorycode");
var options = optionSetMD.Options;
for (int i = 0; i < options.Count; i++)
{
Console.WriteLine("Local Label: {0}. Value: {1}",
options[i].Label.UserLocalizedLabel.Label,
options[i].Value.HasValue ? options[i].Value.Value.ToString() : "null");
}
I believe this works for global option set attributes as well, but if you know it is a global option set there is a different message for it that would probably a bit more efficient (SDK article).
I have write a custom field that extends SPFieldLookup. I set AllowMultipleValues = true;
Here is Field Control Value:
public override object Value
{
get
{
EnsureChildControls();
SPFieldLookupValueCollection vals = new SPFieldLookupValueCollection();
ICollection s = TinBaiLienQuanPicker.SelectedIds;
if (s != null && s.Count > 0)
{
foreach (var i in s)
{
ListItem z = availableItems.Find(x => (x.Value == i.ToString()));
if (z != null)
{
vals.Add(new SPFieldLookupValue(int.Parse(z.Value), z.Text));
}
}
}
return vals;
}
set
{
EnsureChildControls();
base.Value = value as SPFieldLookupValueCollection;
}
}
When control save field data, I see it return a collection which have multiple value.
But when I retrieve data again, I receive only the first value. I get value from Control Field ' ListItemFieldValue property.
Please give me a tip. Thank you very much.
Data storage logic is different in the database for lookup field with one value compared to multiple values. Check that in the field type definition xml ParentType is set to LookupMulti instead of Lookup.
You have to inherit the field control class from MultipleLookupField not from LookupField. Are you sure you are doing this?