Attribute with selector/schema does not show Employee emails

@dpruckus i just tested this with the same schema object referenced above (included here for convenience)

PX.SM.SMNotificationMaint+UserEmail

schema field: username

if you use the magnifier to open up the dialogue box and you can add a filter on the email to search for the correct email:

if the ultimate goal is to retrieve the user info, this may work for you! 

@dpruckus hi! the closest i got was being able to pull in the user profile which shows the email info.

 

i used to the following: 

PX.SM.SMNotificationMaint+UserEmail

schema field: username

 

where do you plan on adding this UDF? 

I had a similar setup. I used PX.SM.Users. It gets all the users from the system. My problem is, that in UDF field I want to type in an email address and it will retrieve user data. Unfortunately, when you typing in, system looks only at the column Login, and does not auto-populate the user if you type in email address.

@dpruckus hi! the closest i got was being able to pull in the user profile which shows the email info.

i used to the following: 

PX.SM.SMNotificationMaint+UserEmail

schema field: username

where do you plan on adding this UDF? 

Hello,

Did you try other Schema Objects, such as Contact ?  I tried quite a few, Employee and Contact tables, and I cannot find a Schema Object that lists the employee Email address in the Schema Field List.

If you have exhausted all the schema objects that could include employee email address, then I think customization might be the next step. 

I did find one similar question answered by dcomerford, though this question was about displaying employee id & email in a custom GI, not exactly the same as your question about using email address as employee identifier on an Attribute. Copied here just in case you can use the idea.

Laura