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Get Attribute Values from Attributes form to Custom Line Level Field


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Hi, I have a requirement where the values entered in the Attributes form need to be pulled into a custom form I make. So, I basically need a way to have a custom line level drop-down list field which contains all the values that are previously entered in the Attributes form. Any help regarding this would be appreciated.

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Best answer by Naveen Boga 12 July 2021, 19:35

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Hi @TharidhiP  I’m bit confused, could you please provide some screenshot on your requirement. I will be helpful to me provide some inputs to you, if I can. 

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Hi @Naveen B , I attached a screenshot of what is required. So whatever is declared in the attributes form can be reflected as values in my custom field.

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@TharidhiP  You wanted to populate this attribute field values in your custom screen as a dropdown field?

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@Naveen B  yes that is what’s needed.

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@TharidhiP  Please find the below sample code to get the attribute values from Attributes screen.

 

 public virtual void DACName_FieleName_FieldSelecting(PXCache sender, PXFieldSelectingEventArgs e)
{

List<string> allowedValues = new List<string>();

foreach (CSAttributeDetail objCSAttributeDetail in PXSelect<CSAttributeDetail,
Where<CSAttributeDetail.attributeID, Equal<Required<CSAttributeDetail.attributeID>> >>.Select(Base, "PKGOPTIONS"));


{
allowedValues.Add(objCSAttributeDetail.Description);
}

e.ReturnState = PXStringState.CreateInstance(e.ReturnState, 10, true, typeof(DACName.FieldName).Name, false, -1, string.Empty, allowedValues.ToArray(), allowedValues.ToArray(), false, null);

}

 

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Hi, @Naveen B is Basealready defined in the system? 

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@TharidhiP  Understood, since it is new custom screen, please use “this” instead of “Base”.

public virtual void DACName_FieleName_FieldSelecting(PXCache sender, PXFieldSelectingEventArgs e)
{

List<string> allowedValues = new List<string>();

foreach (CSAttributeDetail objCSAttributeDetail in PXSelect<CSAttributeDetail,
Where<CSAttributeDetail.attributeID, Equal<Required<CSAttributeDetail.attributeID>> >>.Select(this, "PKGOPTIONS"));


{
allowedValues.Add(objCSAttributeDetail.Description);
}

e.ReturnState = PXStringState.CreateInstance(e.ReturnState, 10, true, typeof(DACName.FieldName).Name, false, -1, string.Empty, allowedValues.ToArray(), allowedValues.ToArray(), false, null);

}

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@Naveen B thank you so much, I will try this and see.

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@TharidhiP  Sure, just let me know if you have any issue on this.

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Hi @Naveen B, to show fields according to the packaging option selected in the dropdown list, I would have to use a RowSelected event handler, what is the best way to do this?

eg- Select Option 1 → one field appears in my tab item

      Select Option 2 → different field appears in my tab item

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@TharidhiP  Below is my understanding, 

-- Based on the selection of “Packaging type” you need to enable the fields right? 

If this is your requirement, yes please have enable/disable logic in RowSelected Event

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@Naveen B  yes, so I have to take the Value ID field in the Attributes form to make sure fields are hidden correctly according to packaging type?

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Yes @TharidhiP you are correct

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protected virtual void PKCFPackagingOption_RowSelected(PXCache cache, PXRowSelectedEventArgs e, PXRowSelected InvokeBaseHandler)
{
InvokeBaseHandler?.Invoke(cache, e);
PKCFPackagingOption row = e.Row as PKCFPackagingOption;
if (row == null) return;

if(row != null)
{
CSAttributeDetail attributeID = PXSelect<CSAttributeDetail, Where<CSAttributeDetail.attributeID, Equal<Required<CSAttributeDetail.attributeID>>>>.Select(this, "PKGOPTIONS");
CSAttributeDetail valueID = PXSelect<CSAttributeDetail, Where<CSAttributeDetail.valueID, Equal<Required<CSAttributeDetail.valueID>>>>.Select(this, "Option01");

if(attributeID.Equals("PKGOPTIONS") && valueID.Equals("Option01"))
{
PXUIFieldAttribute.SetVisible<PKCFPackagingOption.gBLength>(cache, null, false);
PXUIFieldAttribute.SetVisible<PKCFPackagingOption.gBWidth>(cache, null, false);
PXUIFieldAttribute.SetVisible<PKCFPackagingOption.gBHeight>(cache, null, false);
PXUIFieldAttribute.SetVisible<PKCFPackagingOption.gBNettWeight>(cache, null, false);
PXUIFieldAttribute.SetVisible<PKCFPackagingOption.gBGrossWeight>(cache, null, false);
PXUIFieldAttribute.SetVisible<PKCFPackagingOption.gBPerCarton>(cache, null, false);
PXUIFieldAttribute.SetVisible<PKCFPackagingOption.gBStickerDetails>(cache, null, false);

}

}


}

Hi @Naveen B , I tried this code block out and does not seem to work, any suggestions?

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Hi @TharidhiP  Below are my inputs and hope that helps.

  • It is NOT recommended to write a BQLs in RowSelected event ***. This code will slow down performance of that screen.
  • Also, you are retrieving all the records from CSAttributeDetail table instead of specific record
  • I’m assuming that Attribute value will be available in row extension and take the value from row and check (valueID == "Option01”) instead of writing the BQL queries and based on the you can have enable/disable logic in place.

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Hi @Naveen B , I’m a bit confused on this topic, can you provide a sample code?

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Sample Code..

  protected virtual void PKCFPackagingOption_RowSelected(PXCache cache, PXRowSelectedEventArgs e, PXRowSelected InvokeBaseHandler)
{
InvokeBaseHandler?.Invoke(cache, e);
PKCFPackagingOption row = e.Row as PKCFPackagingOption;
if (row == null) return;

if (row != null)
{
//CSAttributeDetail attributeID = PXSelect<CSAttributeDetail, Where<CSAttributeDetail.attributeID, Equal<Required<CSAttributeDetail.attributeID>>>>.Select(this, "PKGOPTIONS");
//CSAttributeDetail valueID = PXSelect<CSAttributeDetail, Where<CSAttributeDetail.valueID, Equal<Required<CSAttributeDetail.valueID>>>>.Select(this, "Option01");

PKCFPackagingOption rowExt = row.GetExtension<PKCFPackagingOption>();

if (rowExt.valueID == "Option01")
{
PXUIFieldAttribute.SetVisible<PKCFPackagingOption.gBLength>(cache, null, rowExt.valueID == "Option01");
PXUIFieldAttribute.SetVisible<PKCFPackagingOption.gBWidth>(cache, null, rowExt.valueID == "Option01");
PXUIFieldAttribute.SetVisible<PKCFPackagingOption.gBHeight>(cache, null, rowExt.valueID == "Option01");
PXUIFieldAttribute.SetVisible<PKCFPackagingOption.gBNettWeight>(cache, null, rowExt.valueID == "Option01");
PXUIFieldAttribute.SetVisible<PKCFPackagingOption.gBGrossWeight>(cache, null, rowExt.valueID == "Option01");
PXUIFieldAttribute.SetVisible<PKCFPackagingOption.gBPerCarton>(cache, null, rowExt.valueID == "Option01");
PXUIFieldAttribute.SetVisible<PKCFPackagingOption.gBStickerDetails>(cache, null, rowExt.valueID == "Option01");

}
}
}

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Hi, @Naveen B I get an error when using row extension

 

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@Naveen B  Issue is resolved, thank you for your support.

Best Regards,

Tharidhi

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