Can you provide a snippet on how we can achieve the following?
For example in the 'Contacts' editable list
We want the field 'Full Job title' to be editable and the field 'Email' to be NOT editable (its values are populated via Business processes) so we dont want manual insertion from the user. How can this be achieved?
You could add a business rule at the object level to disable editing of the email, but then it would also be disabled at the page level (unless...MoreLess
Try add a readonly flag to your column in crt.DataGrid for Contacts After that try to restore default settings on the page for this detail i...MoreLess
In the default Addresses expanded list, there is a column called "Full address" which combines all of the different parts of the contact address object into one, and cannot be edited directly, such as in the following screenshot.
I'm having trouble figuring out how this is implemented, as I would like...MoreLess
That is implemented in BaseAddressEventListener. It’s basically an entity event listener class. See more about those here: https://customerfx...MoreLess
That is implemented in BaseAddressEventListener. It’s basically an entity event listener class. See more about those here: https://customerfx...MoreLess
I am currently working on a page in Freedom UI which contains a detail. The detail's object resides in Classic UI. I need to apply field validation on this detail while performing inline editing within the Freedom UI.
Here's a brief overview of what I'm trying to achieve:
Hello Kumar, Looks like this task is impossible for now because Freedom UI doesn't allow getting the value of one control (attribute) in the...MoreLess
I'm trying to disable the columns of an editable detail to make them read only and I have read many articles about it, but I'm still having a problem that I can't fix.
I wrote this code in the GridDetail to disable the fields but I noticed that for some of the columns of the detail...MoreLess
You can lock the fields in the editable detail using business rules on the page for the detail, rather than in code. On the page for the detail...MoreLess