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How to modify the extended properties popup in the portal with new editors (collection editor)???

mzedan
over 8 years ago

Hi,

We are trying to modify the extended properties, I think component, in the web designer to display a user object picker instead of a text field for the extended properties attached to the service item requested ... Any help would be appreciated ..

Thanks,

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  • 0 over 8 years ago

    I think you can also do the following

    1) Extend the ShoppingCartItem and PersonWantsOrg table with a column (CCC_Person). This will be a foreign key column containing pointing to the Person table, and this will stored a UID_Peson entry

    2) Create a new request property (Manager ->IT shop > Basic config data -> Request Properties), assign it this CCC_Person column

    3) Assign the request property to the AccProduct (Open the product and look for the "Request properties" field in Manager)

    Once done, when you click on "Request" it should open up request property which in turn is a FK field to the person table, in effect it should allow you to select a person. 

    I haven't tested this but I think this should work. 

    If you prefer to use ADSAccount instead of Person, change the column to point to ADSAccount instead. Of course you will need to handle what happens with this column in the back end process.

    HTH

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  • 0 over 8 years ago

    I think you can also do the following

    1) Extend the ShoppingCartItem and PersonWantsOrg table with a column (CCC_Person). This will be a foreign key column containing pointing to the Person table, and this will stored a UID_Peson entry

    2) Create a new request property (Manager ->IT shop > Basic config data -> Request Properties), assign it this CCC_Person column

    3) Assign the request property to the AccProduct (Open the product and look for the "Request properties" field in Manager)

    Once done, when you click on "Request" it should open up request property which in turn is a FK field to the person table, in effect it should allow you to select a person. 

    I haven't tested this but I think this should work. 

    If you prefer to use ADSAccount instead of Person, change the column to point to ADSAccount instead. Of course you will need to handle what happens with this column in the back end process.

    HTH

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