I'm looking for a way to show a boolean value as a clickable checkbox in the table.
In my current example, I have a value called "charged". Currently this is shown as a check. It would be great to have it as a checkbox in order to update the value really quick, instead of clicking on edit on the specific row and update it there.
Example screenshot
Would appreciate any recommendations.
Thanks
The Backpack team has something in the works for this - a package they call "editable columns". But it will probably be launched in Feb-March 2022.
Until then, you can
(A) create a custom column type that will make an AJAX call. For the javascript, take a look at the delete button for inspiration.
(B) Send an email to hello#backpackforlaravel.com for beta access to that package (includes editable_checkbox, editable_switch and editable_text column types right now.
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There is a logic hook that fires when values of sub-panel (A) are updated, when that happens 2 more additional sub-panels are updated through a logic hook, but we can't see the changes unless we reload the page.
I'm trying to find a way to update the values in the other 2 sub-panels without a page reload.
I know it's possible to add custom JS to detailview that will listen to sub-panel updates and when they take place it will update more sub-panels (described here: https://community.sugarcrm.com/thread/31390-how-do-i-refresh-a-subpanel-when-a-record-is-added-to-a-different-subpanel), but all code examples are for later versions. I can't find any examples for the suitecrm or sugarCRM CE.
Would appreciate if someone can point me in the right direction.
Need to create a custom controller in
custom/modules/PARENT_MODULE/controller.php
When you change something in your sub-panel it will generate a new $_REQUEST (in real-time) so when you're satisfied that the right sub-panel is being manipulated you can fire the showSubpanel('FIELD_NAME',null,true); action.
Following tutorial explains it step by step: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqLAIp52CIA
What I am trying to accomplish:
Use button to open a form, filter the form, and set specific value to an unbound textbox in the opened form's header. There are multiple buttons being used open the same form and I would like this textbox to changed every time a specific button is clicked.
What I have done so far:
Used a macro to open the form and the "where" condition to filter the records. I also used "SetProperty" to change the value of the unbound textbox in the opened form's header depending on which button was clicked. When I do used the SetProperty option in the macro I get the error "The control name ... is misspelled or refers to a control that doesn't exist. Error 32004
I have verified numerous times that this is the correct name for the textbox and everything. I am pretty new to access and don't do VBA all that much so any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
First Form and Macro for the "Physical Security" Button
Second form with error and unbound txt box I want to change to "Physical Security"
A few Ideas to track down your problem:
Maybe there's a problem with opening and (immediately) accessing the forms controls(?) You could try to fire a macro from within the same from that (only) changes the value of this text-box to make sure it definitely works there. Of course you'd want to make it work there if it failed before you'd go back to your original problem.
Is the property called value? Could it be text?
Are you sure you need to separate (all) hierarchies using !? Just by desperation: Maybe try using Forms!frmVW.txtXY or Forms.frmVW.txtXY
If that doesn't solve it:
It's often best to reduce your problem to it's very basics. Copy your application (!!!!) and radically delete unneeded stuff. Or start a short experiment from scratch (one or two forms, maybe only a button and a textbox, a macro, most probably not even a single Datatable/Source).
So, I'm new to TYPO3. I worked myself through some guides and documentations to be able to create custom content elements on my own.
Now, for one of my desired content elements, I need to have a set of fields I want to be able to make repeatable, since I want to leave the choice up to the editor, how many of the sets he wants to add.
I'm running on TYPO3 version 7.6
I have already seen both options in existing content elements:
Content elements that work like a wrapper where you can add additional content elements within and
Content elements where you can add fieldsets within its configuration.
I'm searching for examples or written guides to recreate this, since I can't figure it out from the source code of those examples I've seen.
Edit(27.12.16):
So after seeing a few reactions and replies, I want to further clarify what I'm looking for.
I do NOT need an assistant plugin to create new content elements, I'm already past that.
Let me draw an example, to better describe what I want to achieve.
I do already have a working Content Element.
I have defined a set of fields (for example name & phone) shown in the TYPO3 backend. Now I want to leave the choice to the editor, if he just wants one set of 'name & phone' fields, or 2, or 8.
Therefore I want to create a '+'-button or something like that, for the editor to click on to make a new input set of 'name & phone'-inputs.
There is an extension called mask, with that you can simply click together your own content element with many different kinds of relations and fields.
Then there is a second extension mask_export that exports your new content elements into an own extension.
With those you can just create a very basic content element
export it
see what code was generated
add more to your content element
export it
check the code
and so on :-)
Yeah. As the title says, I am tasked with creating custom field in user profile, and sort of hit a wall on this one. It is a very small customisation, add a yearly_target field to user edit and detail view.
I was happy to stumble on this article to add a custom field in sugar.
Although it's a huge help, it seems to be missing one or 2 minor points.
To have the fields show in edit and detail views, one apparently needs to create and edits EditView.php and EditView.tpl and DetailView.php and DetailView.tpl, except I am not too sure where these files go. The yearly target field shows up in user list view, but not in edit/detail views. I tried custom/modules/Users , custom/modules/Users/ext , but changes made in the templates (static html changes) have no effect.
Anyone know where these files should go?
Thanks SO'ers!
They should go in the custom/modules/Users/ directory. Do make sure you change the references inside the EditView.php and DetailView.php files to reference the templates you have in the custom/modules/Users/ directory instead of the default ones in the modules/Users/ directory.
Am using N2 CMS and want to know how I can create an editable item that can be included in the header of every page within the site.
I just want to be able to edit this piece of text in one place and have the text appear on every page.
I understand that I need to create a "Part" but I'm not sure how to create the edit interface for this one "part"
Thanks.
Late answer but IT might help the others. You can use it as following.
#{ Html.DroppableZone(Content.Traverse.StartPage, "EDITABLEPART").Render(); }
A simpler approach (to parts) might be to:
add a property to your homepage ContentItem which is decorated with EditableTextBox or EditableFreeTextBox.
edit the homepage to set the text
then in your layout/masterpage you can simply include the output from this property
We use this technique for storing the Google Analytics tracking code against the homepage and it then gets rendered on every page.
It sounds like you need a recursive zone. Here's an example: https://github.com/jamestharpe/HereSay/blob/master/src/HereSay/Decorators/SectionalZoneDecorator.cs
Using that code, all you need to do is name your zone beginning with "Sectional" (e.g. "SectionalTopZone") and the plug-in will take care of the rest.
For an example of an editable part, you can take a look at the code here: https://github.com/jamestharpe/HereSay/blob/master/src/HereSay/Parts/HtmlContentBlock.cs