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I have an unusual use case.

I add a button to the Appointment screen (FS300200) that allows the tech in the field to pull up a web form which is a checklist that they are to run through with the customer while on-site. 

I am doing this via the PXRedirectToUrlException:

 

                // Everything is gathered up. Time to send it
                var redirectException =
                  new PXRedirectToUrlException(fullURL,
                      PXBaseRedirectException.WindowMode.New, "This is a Message, which gets ignored in this case");
                throw redirectException;  // call URL

It works… but…

It creates a new window inside of the Mobile App’s “browser” and it does not have certain things enabled (like javascript) which are needed for the Web Application they need to run. I cannot see any way of making the mobile app open a link using the native browser of the mobile environment (e.g. iOS or Android). Is there anyway of doing this?

Hi @mjgrice32 

 

Did you try specifying same windows on the exception?

PXBaseRedirectException.WindowMode.Same

 

Hi @mjgrice32 

 

Did you try specifying same windows on the exception?

PXBaseRedirectException.WindowMode.Same

 

Except I don’t want it in the same window… I want it in a different browser…? What am I missing?

Hi @mjgrice32 

I think you have to implement a different button with different behaviors. One for mobile, one for Acumatica screen.

Hi @mjgrice32 

I think you have to implement a different button with different behaviors. One for mobile, one for Acumatica screen.

I’m happy to do that… but how do I implement the mobile button?

 

I have this same issue. How do I open the link in the browser, not the in-app browser?

Hi @mjgrice32 were you able to find a solution? Thank you!

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