Hello,
I have the list on two different pages. On the first page, I want to open the edit page, but on the second page, I do not. On the second page, I have already removed the open option ("features": { "rows": { "selection": false, "toolbar": false ....
However, when double-clicking on a row, the default page associated with the object is opened. Is there a way to block the double-click action or open a different page instead?
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Hello,
Unfortunately, this could not be achieved by basic methods. However, this can be done by deleting all the editing pages for the object.
In Freedom UI, Add-ons are used for page configuration. Where you can check if there are pages linked to the detail in the object's settings. Based on your screenshot, it seems there are no such settings for this object.
On the other hand, Classic UI sections use a different mechanism, where page configurations are stored in the database, specifically in the following tables:
- SysModuleEdit, which is connected to the object through records in the SysModuleEntity table.
- SysModuleEntity, in turn, refers to the object (SysSchema) via the SysEntitySchemaUId column.
For the OpportunityProductInterest object, you can check the page configurations using the following script (there are 2 pages for this object in the system):
SELECT * FROM "SysModuleEdit" WHERE "SysModuleEntityId" IN ( SELECT "Id" FROM "SysModuleEntity" WHERE "SysEntitySchemaUId" IN ( SELECT "UId" FROM "SysSchema" WHERE "Name" = 'ObjectName' ) );
Steps to resolve:
-
Delete these records or set the SysModuleEntityId column to
NULL.
- This will ensure that the OpportunityProductInterest object will no longer have pages across the system.
- As a result, records will not open after a double-click in the detail.
Unfortunately, there is no built-in way in the system to restrict page opening from the detail only.
- Alternative approach:
- Create a database view that duplicates the data from the main object but does not have page configurations.
- Build the detail using this view instead of the main object.
I will also create an idea for our development team to implement such possibility in futures version.
Thank you for reaching out. I hope this helps resolve the issue!
Might be a simpler route to try to see what the request is that fires when double-clicking a row. The list will definitely fire a request for that, but I don't know what it is.
Cristiano Carvalho writes:
How do I create a view?
See https://customerfx.com/article/using-database-views-in-creatio/
Ryan