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Okay, I will reconsider. What about the alternative of creating/editing the child BOs in the Parent BO where the child BOs are represented by a grid with inline editing? In my view that would make sense from a UX perspective. However, when I tried this earlier I found that it didn't work as the Chil...

Henrik, thanks for the link to the earlier thread with the multiple columns form - that is certainly going to be useful. But in the situation that I referred to, I actually have two forms which should look as one, not one form to look as two... The two forms are for the parent BO and the child BO, r...

Thanks for the example images of the apps with multiple layouts, they look very good. Is it also possible to use this approach to display two forms at the same time? (in two separate panels). More in particular, I am considering this approach as an alternative to my earlier attempt to display the fo...

I tried to add the modifier AND VIEW and this indeed results in the child BO entry form showing in the div on the parent form ( :) ). However, that's only for a split second, as control is then handed back to the Parent BO form which redisplays and the div is empty again ( :( ). Perhaps what I am tr...

eagles9999 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 25, 2020 2:43 am Have you tried in the Process a CREATE immediately followed by an EDIT?

Yes, I tried that but it makes no difference, I still get the popup window.

Starting from version 8.5, you can use the END_PROCESS action (page 401 of the user guide).

Yes, just this one rule. Meanwhile, I found this on page 217 of the user guide which might explain why it doesn't work: In most cases intermediate actions are displayed in a popup window. The final action is displayed according to the designated output of the process, specified either in a form/quer...

I have a form for a BO (let's call it ParentBO) with a panel operation. This starts a simple process: ENTER NEW ChildBO WITH ChildBO.Parent = ParentBO USING 'Create' The result is that the form for the ChildBO opens in a popup window. Ideally I would like to display that form in a div on the form of...

rbross wrote: ↑Thu Nov 05, 2020 11:28 pm As an alternate solution you could make the BO persistent and add an attribute for the LIRUID( LoggedInRegularUser.ID)
Then add the LIRUID as part of your query.
WHERE bo.LIRUID=LoggedInRegularUser

Should this be:
Where bo.LIRUID=LoggedInRegularUser.ID
or is that the same thing?

Unfortunately np BO's cannot hold multiple values in a referenced object. it would be nice if they could. You could try ticking the check box for "Store Session Values" under the persistence property on the np BO. This will save all values for the session then discard them when the user logs out. M...

I’d write a sproc I assume that 'sproc' means a stored procedure? Yes, that's also possible. I mentioned that in my earlier post. There are clearly workarounds, but the issue here is that non-persisted objects apparently cannot hold multiple-reference attributes and that's a bug in my view - or at ...

Roger Many thanks for the suggestion, but I tried your approach first and it didn’t work. The reason for that is that, in my specific case, the criteria for the query are more complex than just ‘pick a contact who is not already included in the list’. In fact so complex that the criteria cannot be e...

Bruce, I also didn't know that, thanks for the addition. Now just to be sure, when you say "a process generally ONLY works with one instance of an item at a time", do you mean to say that what I wrote is not correct or do I understand it incorrectly? Because I tested it with the bsv sent by weblike ...

You should change your process rule to: CREATE Invoices FOR EACH Orders WITH Invoices.customer=Orders.customer,Invoices.number=Orders.number I added the words "FOR EACH Orders" and then it works fine - I tested this with your sample application. You can call your process createInvoices with multiple...

Untick the "show column menu" checkbox in the "Display As" property of the query I think this removes only the three dots in the column header. Jannes probably refers to the three dots left of the icons in the rows. @Jannes, did you untick the 'display operation name on the button' option of the se...