Block details based on condition

Dear Phuong,

The using of the “isDetailEnabled” function allows completely block all fields on the detail. In your case, this solution doesn’t work since you compare the “detailName” argument with a wrong value. You should compare it with the “SupplyPaymentDetailV2” value, since it is the name of the detail schema. Please see the screenshot below:

Please find the example of the correct code below:

define("OrderPageV2", [], function(){
	return {
		methods: {
			isDetailEnabled: function(detailSchemaName){
				if (detailSchemaName === "SupplyPaymentDetailV2") {
                    var status = this.get("Status");
                    var condition = !!status && (status.displayValue === "2. Confirmation"
                    || status.displayValue === "4. Completed");
                    return condition;
                }
                return this.callParent(arguments);
			}
		}
	};	
});

Best regards,

Norton

Dear Norton,

How are you? Thanks for your feedback.

I follow your guide

methods: {

            getDisableExclusionsColumnTags: function() {

                    return ["Status"];

            },

            setCardLockoutStatus: function() {

                var state = this.get("Status");

                if (!!state && (state.displayValue === "2. Confirmation" || state.displayValue === "4. Completed")) {

                    this.set("IsModelItemsEnabled", false);

                } else {

                    this.set("IsModelItemsEnabled", true);

                }

            },

            isDetailEnabled: function(detailSchemaName) {   

                if ((detailSchemaName === "SupplyPaymentDetailV2") && detailSchemaName === "OrderProductDetailV2"){

                    var status = this.get("Status");

                    var condition = !!status && (status.displayValue === "2. Confirmation"

                    || status.displayValue === "4. Completed");

                    return condition;

                }

                return this.callParent(arguments);

            },

            onEntityInitialized: function() {

                this.callParent(arguments);

                this.setCardLockoutStatus();

            },

        },

But OrderProductDetail & SupplyPaymentDetail are not totally block. Please see the screenshot

User cannot create/edit/delete records. But they can change product and price fields

SupplyPaymentDetail is not completed block, too

User can edit product, create invoice and open edit page when click on record

Please guide me how to fix all these things.

Thanks and Best Regards,

Akira Nguyen

Phuong Akira,

The issue happens because you use a wrong condition in the if-statement from the “isDetailEnabled” method. Please change it to the following:

if (detailSchemaName === "SupplyPaymentDetailV2" || detailSchemaName === "OrderProductDetailV2") {

Best regards,

Norton

Hi Norton,

Thanks for your feedback.

I follow your guide but it does not work. Btw, I use a business rule to set uneditable for invoice columns, but cannot do for products column.



Regards,

Akira Nguyen

Phuong Akira,

I tested the code on my local instance and it worked properly for me. Please consider debugging the client code in order to determine the root cause of the issue. Please find more information about it in the articles by the links below:

https://academy.creatio.com/documents/technic-sdk/7-16/client-code-debugging

https://academy.creatio.com/documents/technic-sdk/7-16/isdebug-mode

Best regards,

Norton

Hi Norton,

I don't know why but I tested with trial site. 2 columns are not block. BTW, I can use business rule to block the INV column. Thanks for your support.

Regards,

Akira Nguyen