+7Hello there,
We can add side panels to Entry screens now, and that’s awesome! However, I can’t figure out a way to add a side panel, that would be filtered according to the selection on the SO Line. I have created a couple GIs, added them onto a Dashboard that uses InventoryCD as a parameter. Now, I would like to be able to add this Dashboard as a side panel to Sales Orders screen, and filter data based on what line item is selected on the sales order.
Any ideas? Thank you!
Best answer by Samvel Petrosov
You can’t add a side panel to the Sales Order page. Instead, you can create a GI that will show Sales Order lines and add the Side Panel there for each line with the corresponding parameters passed from the Sales Order Line to the panel.
+3I figured it out why my callback JS wasn’t working. I was missing this aspx in the phF section of the aspx. I placed it right before the </px:PXDataSource> closing tag.
<ClientEvents CommandPerformed="commandResult" />
I now have it working. Thanks to all for your supreme help.
+3Ignore this. I edited this post. It showed up as a duplicate of the previous comment.
+3Hi everyone. I followed the steps outlined in this post got the side panel to work perfectly for admin users. As for users without admin rights, the browser refreshes the entire page (not the side panel) and I tried different browsers. I made sure that the user have access to the GI. Did anyone else run into this issue and have a fix for it? Thanks!
+3
Hi everyone. The problem lies in how PXRedirectToGIRequiredException is redirecting the user. PXRedirectToGIRequiredException redirects user with URL in the following format
~/GenericInquiry/GenericInquiry.aspx?name=...
Redirection fails (regardless of window mode) if the user doesn’t have access to Generic Inquiry under Customization. I granted the user access to the Generic Inquiry and the redirection is working without issue.
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