Hello Community,
I'm looking possibility to add fixed filter on lookup page.
I know that in the view model schema in lookup config i can change lookup page for custom one.
var config = { lookupPageName :"UsrLookupModule",...}On my own Lookup page i can use custom module LookupPageViewGenerator and new control in function getFilteringControlsConfig. But next i don't know how to extend onSearchButtonClick to apply additional filter.
Regards,
Marcin
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Hello Marcin,
onSearchButtonClick method is a part of LookupPageViewModelGenerator that is a module in the system so you need to override this module as described in this community post https://community.creatio.com/questions/replacing-client-module.
The filter itself is stored in the "searchFilter" key of the "LookupInfo" object that is formed from the lookupInfo.filters key values in, for example, loadData method of the same LookupPageViewModelGenerator:
and
This could help in creating a default filter when opening the modal window of the lookup. Also loadData method is called in the onSearchButtonClick method (that is called when clicking the "Search" button) so I guess you also need to take a look at the loadData method as well.
Best regards,
Oscar
Hello Marcin,
onSearchButtonClick method is a part of LookupPageViewModelGenerator that is a module in the system so you need to override this module as described in this community post https://community.creatio.com/questions/replacing-client-module.
The filter itself is stored in the "searchFilter" key of the "LookupInfo" object that is formed from the lookupInfo.filters key values in, for example, loadData method of the same LookupPageViewModelGenerator:
and
This could help in creating a default filter when opening the modal window of the lookup. Also loadData method is called in the onSearchButtonClick method (that is called when clicking the "Search" button) so I guess you also need to take a look at the loadData method as well.
Best regards,
Oscar
Oscar Dylan,
This is exactly what i'm looking for. Thank you for the full explanation.
Regards,
Marcin