I have a requirement where "A" is a date field and "B" is a boolean. When a record is created, it should calculate the number of days left until "A" arrives. If the number of days left is less than 45, then the value of "B" should be changed to "true".
Note : I m using Freedom UI. Also if this is possible through Bussiness Process please Advise.
If you are referring to the way the data is represented, it depends on the type of the column (in order to make the value not have zero after it - make the column integer)
If you want to show a checkbox that would be ticked if a certain number is reached and you do not want to use code, keep the column in which you store the number of days, and on the base of it, build a business rule that "if the number of days is reached, then make the box true"
To make a column mandatory in FreedomUI, you can follow these steps:
Identify the column you want to make mandatory in the detail view of your form.
Open the code or configuration file associated with your FreedomUI implementation.
Locate the section or code block related to the detail view of your form.
Find the column you want to make mandatory within the code or configuration.
Depending on the specific implementation of FreedomUI, you can typically add a validation rule or attribute to the column to make it mandatory.
Add the necessary code or configuration to enforce the mandatory requirement for the column. This may involve setting a "required" flag, adding a validation rule, or specifying a validation message.
Save your changes and test the form to ensure that the column is now mandatory in the detail view.
It's important to note that the exact steps may vary depending on the version and customization of FreedomUI you are using. Refer to the documentation or consult with the developers or support team of FreedomUI for specific guidance on making a column mandatory in the detail view.
I would like to know the name of the function/handler that's called when creating a record and saving it in an editable detail in FreedomUI so that we can override it. We also noticed SaveRecordRequest doesn't seem to be called here.
on the schema where detail is added and it's successfully triggered:
It also depends on which handler you have specified in the "Add button" properties, you need to find it in the schema diff (in my case it was crt.CreateRecordRequest):
The detail we are working with uses an inline record to create new records which doesn't seem to be calling CreateRecordHandler or CreateRecordRequest.
To my pleasant surprise, it appeared that that attachments component became editable since 8.0.7. If you upgrade your instance you should be able to make it editable.
I have this requirement that should allow users to revert changes of a specific record value. For example:
I have a specific field (Amount), that changes value when a new state is triggered (ex: Processed). It should be possible for the user to revert the value after selecting the previous state.
Our R&D team has an opened task on this topic, there is a test solution, but it cannot be applied to productions. Once the task is completed we will notify all our customers and partners in the Release Notes for the app. Thank you for helping us in making the application better!
This functionality has not yet been implemented, but we have already received many requests from users, so the R&D team should take this task into development.