I'd like to build suitescript implementing same functionalities with standard function.
For instance on item detail page (List/WebSite/Items) clicking view button of any non inventory item, you could find out Convert To Inventory button.
Thanks to inspect that browser support, it shows some as follows
I want to build script that archive same functionalities like getNLMultiButtonByName('multibutton_convertinvt').onMainButtonClick(this);return false; but it throws error like getNLMultiButtonByName is not defined.
I want your help.
Regard
Probably you're looking for something similar
function onLoad(type, form, request){
if(type=='view') {
form.addButton('custpage_button','Custom Button',"getNLMultiButtonByName('multibutton_convertinvt').onMainButtonClick(this);return false;");
}
}
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I have been trying to get a alert in Netsuite for view mode but can't get it for customer record.
Though when I tried to get the alert for the edit record then I got it but I want it for view.
I tried client script, user event script and also workflow. But all support only for edit. Can I get the alert by any means for the view record option.
Thanks
Gladiator
One workaround that I've done is to add a custom field of type 'Inline HTML' to the customer form. Then during the beforeLoad event you can check if type == 'view' and update the custom field's value with the HTML that is needed to display the alert.
Basically form.setScript used to work with SS1 but there was no (not hacked) API access to Netsuite's alerts
SS2.0 gives nice access to the alert system but it doesn't load in view mode unless you take a supported action (clicking a button)
See this answer for a sample with SS2 that loads your script and shows an integrated alert.
SS2.0 Display Message on Record
Thanks Mike, Michoel and Bknights.
Here is the solution to the problem.
Create an inline html field on the customer form.
Since the field does not store value nlapiSetFieldValue for before load function works absolutely fine.
Below is the snippet of the working code.
function before_load(type)
{
if (type == 'view')
{
var pass_value = "<html><body><script type='text/javascript'>window.alert('Hello World!!!')</script></body></html>";
nlapiSetFieldValue("custentity25", pass_value); //custentity25 is the id of Inline HTML field we created
}
}
Note : The "" used should be different then the one used in the HTML code which is ''. If same are used then there will be an error.
You need to use a User Event Script, and in the before load event, set a Client Script via form.setScript(). In your "injected" Client Script, you can display the alert.
If a custom ribbon button is clicked, is it possible to open an existing entity form using JavaScript or is there some other ways to open the existing form (e.g. campaign form)?
function PopNewCase() {
Xrm.Utility.openEntityForm("incident", "GUID_OF_EXISTING_CASE");
}
Yes, you can, check this link. This explains the JavaScript part.
http://social.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/crmdevelopment/thread/de870f82-a4e0-49fa-abfd-06918098c86e
You need to pass entity type and record's guid into the url.
And here explains how to call a JavaScript function on ribbon button click,
http://nishantrana.wordpress.com/2010/11/04/using-javascript-in-a-custom-button-in-crm-2011/
Using Visual Ribbon Editor might make things a bit easier.
http://crmvisualribbonedit.codeplex.com/
edit:
Example from http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg328483.aspx
window.open("/main.aspx?etn=account&pagetype=entityrecord&id=%7B91330924-802A-4B0D-A900-34FD9D790829%7D");
replace "account" with the entity type you want, and replace "7B91330924-802A-4B0D-A900-34FD9D790829" with the guid of the record you want.
Might use a function like this
function OpenRecord(entityName, recordId)
{
window.open("/main.aspx?etn=" + entityName + "&pagetype=entityrecord&id=%7B" + recordId + "%7D");
}
I am trying to implement search option for my file browser application.
I can get the item after taking an input from the user. Now, I want to add this item to my listview. Also after the search is over, the item should be clickable to open them.
Here, is the piece of code... Any suggestions will be appreciated.
void Browser::search()
{
QDirIterator it(path,QDir::AllDirs|QDir::Files|QDir::NoSymLinks|QDir::NoDotAndDotDot,QDirIterator::Subdirectories);
while(it.hasNext())
{
it.next();
if(it.fileInfo().completeBaseName().contains(content,Qt::CaseInsensitive))
{
qDebug()<<"it.fileinfo = "<<it.fileInfo().fileName();
}
}
path.clear();
}
Instead of List View you can use List Widget and simply fill the list using method addItem or addItems. If your list is small/simple it doesn't in my opinion make sense to use Model-View paradigm.
Look at QListWidget in documentation
You should read more about model/view concept. You add data to your model not to a view. You'll find in this article sections "Editable items" and "Resizable models", which address your issue.
I've googled it, but came out empty. And the worst thing is that I know it is possible.
Anyway, I'm developing an application that uses the WebBrowser control to display information regarding an object (like Outlook does with the Rules and Alerts dialog box).
My question is how do I do for the click on a, say, hyperlink in the WebBrowser execute some function within the Windows Form?
For instance, say I have a link like this and when I click it I want the application to display an specific form, like the Outlook does when you click on hyperlinks like People and Distribution List
This looks useful: How to: Implement Two-Way Communication Between DHTML Code and Client Application Code
ChrisW's answer will work, but there's another way if you're just relying on hyperlinks.
In Comicster, I have links in my WebBrowser control like this:
New Collection
And then in the WebBrowser's Navigating event, I have some code to check if the user has tried to navigate to an "action:" link, and intercept it:
private void webBrowser1_Navigating(object sender,
WebBrowserNavigatingEventArgs e)
{
if (e.Url.Scheme == "action")
{
e.Cancel = true;
string actionName = e.Url.LocalPath;
// do stuff when actionName == "FileNew" etc
}
}
With a little bit of code you can even parse the URL parameters and "pass them through" to your host application's action, so I can do things like:
Edit this issue
... which will open a properties dialog for the issue with ID 1.
If anyone is having idea how to customize properties in a smartpart. I have created usercontrol and i m wrappin it in a smartpart.I want to upload my xml from Document library.
private string feedXML;
[Browsable(true),
Personalizable(true) ]
public string FeedXML
{
get
{ return feedXML; }
set
{ feedXML = value; }
}
and I am using this like
//
feedXML="\customxml.xml";
XPathDocument doc = new XPathDocument(Server.MapPath(feedXML));
but this thing is not working . When I am clicking on modify shared webpart of sharepoint page is not rendering. Any clue where I m getting wrong.
You might want to verify the result of your server.mappath statement. It will be something like C:\Inetpub...
So your code is trying to retrieve a file from the filesystem that really lives in SharePoint because you have uploaded it to a Document Library.
If you want that file you'll have to retrieve it using the SharePoint object model, have a look at the GetFileAsString method.
I agree with Denni..
Seems like Smartpart is only making it more difficult? What advantages does it have?
I make my own webpart containers for ascx controls.. very little work and all the control you need. No problems with trust settings either.
Are you sure this is correct?
feedXML="\customxml.xml";
Perhaps, what you want is:
feedXML="\\customxml.xml"; //escape the back-slash.
or
feedXML="/customxml.xml"; // use the forward-slash.
Anyway, if you just want to wrap your user control inside a Web part, you don't need the SmartPart. You can write your custom Web part yourself quite easily.