Lol, that's so standard, you work your butt off and are proud of a feature,
they don't seem to care.
On November 28, 2017 5:43:25 PM "Fawver, Dustin" <faw...@mail.etsu.edu> wrote:
Greetings!
I wanted to give you all an update. First I want to thank Misi for giving
me the tip for the attachment slot, LJ for the info on the attachment pool
and resources, and Jason for the context menu link. I have this all
working. I don’t seem to be running into any issues with the attachment
pool being hidden. With the context menu, users will now be able to
right-click on the table and choose what they’d like to do.
I’m fired up about all of this, but I’ve only heard crickets so far from
the test users. :-\
Thanks!
Dustin Fawver
Sr. Help Desk Technician
Information Technology Services
P: 423-439-4648
itsh...@etsu.edu
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Subject: [EXTERNAL] Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Question about
PERFORM-ACTION-OPEN-ATTACHMENT
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One other thing we messed with at my last job where we built our own
Service Desk app was right click actions (I say messed with because it has
not made it to production by the time I left).
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Double clicking the row in the table opened dialog for adding/modifying the
attachment as well as making comments in a text field (attachment
revisions). We couldn't do away with opening the dialog and just open the
attachment because then people would not be able update it and make
comments. We added a right click action to the table field for opening the
attachment directly like you are looking to do.
Jason
On Wed, Nov 22, 2017 at 9:06 AM, Jason Miller
<jason.mil...@gmail.com<mailto:jason.mil...@gmail.com>> wrote:
LJ beat me to it. Attachment pools/fields are the one type of field that
does't work well if not in the view and/or on a tab the users do not have
permissions to. Most any other field type doesn't care but in my experience
attachments field and pool need to be in the view and if inside panel the
user need permissions to the panel(s). It can be on a hidden panel and/or
the attachment pool can be hidden.
I'l confirm, I typically build it the same as Misi and LJ do :)
Also you may want to try PERFORM-ACTION-SAVE-ATTACHMENT. I have switched to
using this instead of PERFORM-ACTION-OPEN-ATTACHMENT. It will give the user
the option to save or open which is more consistent with a "download". I
found my users appreciated having the option to save without opening the
file and the overall UX was a better between the different browsers. OH!
not I remember, I started using this because it got rid of the annoying
blank window that opens with the attachment.
Jason
On Wed, Nov 22, 2017 at 8:55 AM, LJ LongWing
<lj.longw...@gmail.com<mailto:lj.longw...@gmail.com>> wrote:
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Dustin,
I've had problems in the past when the attachment pool itself is
hidden...so I've had to stick it on a hidden tab somewhere and leave the
pool un-hidden.....but in relationship to resource usage...not sure exactly
what you mean....an attachment in a pool is the only way to do it...
On Wed, Nov 22, 2017 at 7:47 AM, Fawver, Dustin
<faw...@mail.etsu.edu<mailto:faw...@mail.etsu.edu>> wrote:
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Ok. One question that I have as I’ve started to implement is this. I
can’t seem to have an attachment field without an attachment pool. I’ve
hidden the pool and set the attachment field as display only. As far as
resource usage, is there much of a change doing it that way instead of
having a standard attachment pool?
Thanks!
Dustin Fawver
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This is the method that I have used to success in the past as well :)
On Wed, Nov 22, 2017 at 6:16 AM, Misi Mladoniczky
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Hi,
I would just create a Hidden Attachment Slot Field in your primary form.
Make it Display-Only and make sure that Disable Change Flag is set to True.
Then when you do a Return on a row in the list of attachments, or maybe
select a row and then click a button, you do a Set-Fields from the
Attachment Form to your Hidden Field. Then do a PERFORM-ACTION-OPEN on your
Hidden Field.
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November 22, 2017 1:59 AM, "Fawver, Dustin"
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Hi, Experts!
I have a primary ticket form and a secondary form that has just an
attachment pool. The primary form has a table that lists the entries in the
secondary form associated with the current request. I can see the list and
successfully call the secondary form from the primary one in order to add
additional attachments. For users to view the attachments, I could simply
leave the table drill down option to True. This would simply open up the
secondary form and the user would then click on the Display button. I
wanted to make it a bit nicer than that by having the user just
double-click on the entry in the table and display the attachment.
I currently have a separate view created for this purpose. I’ve tried it
with just an empty view and I’ve tried it having the attachment pool and
attachment field in the view. I have an active link that checks the $VUI$
value to match the view in question. If it matches, I have a Set Fields
action that calls “$PROCESS$ PERFORM-ACTION-OPEN-ATTACHMENT 536880912”. The
AL fires off, but I’m getting a failure code of 2.
I’m not sure if there’s a server-side log that I can turn on to see what
may be causing this. If you think that I’m misunderstanding the purpose of
the open attachment action, please let me know.
This is on ARS 9.1.02.
Thanks!
Dustin Fawver
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