We're not sure what happened, but we are missing a couple of nms schema
files (nms:namespaces is one of them).I do have the xml for it, but AC
won't let me import nms/out-of-the-box files. Is there a way around
getting it back? 🙂
@wodnicki I replied you, but as a comment under your answer, but guess
that's not very visible 🙂I thought I fixed it by referencing the
enter-tag above the already existing one. But that seemed to just ignore
the original one, so I added the code back inside the original enter-tag
in nms:delivery and I've had that for a while now. But now I'd love to
try again. (And I've also rewritten my question a bit, to hopefully make
it more clear.) I think the problem is that my container is shown in the
...
Hi @sushmapandey ! Thank you for responding! Like this? No, xpath
does not allow '<'. Or maybe you meant something else? I was hoping this
would work without js, since I already have the variable in the input
form, just need that to be part of the xpath 🙂So I'm looking to either
get to use the variable in the xpath, or in enum (path), if that
works!:Like from (hard-coded) : To (using variable):
Is it possible to use a variable in an xpath in Input Forms? Something
like this? (I know this exact thing won't work, but just to illustrate)
Fore example / More elaborate explanation..:If I have this in a data
schema:
And let's
say this in an external delivery input form:
Is there a simple ish way of using e.g.
/tmp/@keyword in the input xpath instead of "first", "second" or "third"
being hard coded?So I hope there's something like this existing: (Again,
I know this below ...
QUESTION:What is different when first creating/initializing a delivery
from a template for the first time, and after it's saved and reopened
again? I get different results.EXPLANATION:I have an extension input
delivery (let's call it ext:delivery) where I have an entry-tag that
sets some values and display them in SMS deliveries and SMS delivery
templates.When I open existing deliveries it reads and goes through the
entry-tag and does what it should (gets the values and display them
nicely), bot...
Hi @Jyoti_Y ! Thank you for your reply!I do not need to do it in the
input form, but it would be the easiest 🙂I will look into what you
suggested! But it seems to me that this is for inserting values into the
enum list(s)?I don't need anything for creating/changing the enum values
or the enum lists themselves. ONLY the path itself that leads to a
existing Platform Enumeration list. So the path itself should be the
only thing that could be different based on the variable. If this makes
sense to ...
I manage to reference enter tag, but only directly under first .
But this REPLACES the already existing enter, not adding to it..In
nms:delivery:
... So back to square
one, still only being able to add my code directly inside the enter in
nms..
Than you so much for the reply @wodnicki !So something like this?In
nms:delivery (keeping only the ref of the container):
In abc:delivery (adding enter tag inside the
container that is referenced in nms:delivery?): ....
This does not work for me though... It's still like it does not
read it at all. So am I doing it incorrecly, or is there just something
else that's wrong here?:)
@Milan_Vucetic Thank you so much again for looking into this! But I am
not sure if this is what I am after though.It's not really about who can
access what. And that still seems like I will have to define more than
just the path to the dbEnum in schema if I was to use this?I am bound to
only use sysEnum/System Enum with ONLY A PATH to an enum list being in
Platform-->Enumerations (and the path itself may vary without needing to
define all possible paths). So I should not need to add neither any ...
Thank you so much for your reply! I am not defining the enumerations
inside the schema itself though, they only exists in
Platform-->Enumerations, so that when adding a new enum in that list, it
will automatically show up in the list in the input form, without
needing any changes to schema. I will have several different enum lists
(in Platform-->Enumerations), and the enum list showing should be based
on the user / a variable value. Can I still use sysFilter and enableIf
for this?
Hi!I have some code inside the enter-tag in a delivery input form
(nms:delivery) that I want to move over to a new "extension" input form
(let's call it abc:delivery) and use reference from this.This is mostly
just to avoid having too much code clutter in nms:delivery. I managed to
move the container from nms:delivery to abc:delivery, with adding a name
in abc:delivery, and reference it with ref="" in the nms:delivery input
form, and this worked fine.But I have quite a lot of code (if, set
expr....
How can I decide what enum list to show in a delivery based on a
variable I have in the input form?I don't need anything for
creating/changing the enum values or the enum lists themselves. ONLY the
path itself that leads to a existing Platform Enumeration list. So the
path itself should be the only thing that could be different based on
the variable.Right now I am able to show the enum list (from
Enumerations under Platform) and be able to chose between the enums with
this:(I have changed names ...
