I am working in Dynamics 365 online and working inside a model driven app, I'm adding a link on the left side navigation that takes them to a page displaying all items within a specific queue.
However I can only seem to take them to a page that shows All Items I Am Working on, and under that Queues I'm a member of.
No one is a member of any queue since they are public. I just want a simple way to show them all of the queue items inside a specific queue once they click "Physical Mail".
I tried creating a specific view, but since the queue item filter defaults to "Queues I'm a member of" this doesn't work for me.
Is what I am wanting to do possible?
It's very straightforward: when looking at the specific view that you want, copy the URL from the address bar and put it in the Sitemap as "URL" instead of "Entity".
(If the view that you want does not exist, you'll have to first of all create it, of course).
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In Sitecore, I built two custom multi-lists, where the second one depends on the first. The only issue is, that after selecting the first one, I have to save the item before the second multi-list filters the items.
My question somebody know how to create a two custom multi-list on Sitecore, where the second one filters automatically after selecting an item in the first (without save event), or which event can I override to do it?
It sounds like what you are looking for is some kind of front end event that you can use in the Sitecore backend to update a list based on another list selection without a save event. I don't think there is really anything out of the box for that..
Really what you should be doing (to do the 'sitecore' thing) would be to have your first selection (be it multi-list or whatever you like) simply point to a datasource item for another template item which is where your user can set the second option(s). I think you would benefit from taking a different approach like this rather than trying to customise Sitecore here.
I'm developing a Windows Store application based on the Grid application template. Upon creating a new project, there is some sample data generated for the application. There are only three pages in the app: home, grouped items, and item details.
I'm wondering whether it's possible to have different templates for item details, and if so, how.
For instance, I have a group containing a list of smartphones and another group containing a list of printers. In the smartphones item details template, I'd probably have fields such as "Memory card", "Speakerphone", and "Operating system", whereas in the printers item details template I'd have fields such as "Speed", "Accepted cartridges", and "Paper sizes".
How should I go about adding item detail templates and using the correct one depending on which item is viewed? I've looked at http://babaandthepigman.wordpress.com/2012/02/08/datatemplateselector-winrt/ but that seems to be for XAML applications only. I'm not using XAML/VB/C++/C#, but JavaScript and HTML5.
To be clear the three pages in the grid project template are groupedItems (the "hub"), groupDetail (the "section"), and itemDetail (the "detail"). I actually wish they would have named those pages "hub", "section", and "detail".
If you're talking about having multiple item templates so that item tiles on the hub (groupedItems) page look different depending on the item type, then the easiest way is to provide the multiple item templates (WinJS.Binding.Template) in the HTML and then write a custom template selection function. It's not that difficult. You can see an example if you look at my codeSHOW app (codeshow.codeplex.com)... see the home.js page. The source is online, so you can see that page here.
If you're talking about having multiple detail (itemDetail) pages so that when a user clicks on a certain item from the hub, they might be taken to a whole page of information about a phone versus a printer, then that's simply a matter of having multiple pages and being intelligent about which page you navigate to. If the user clicks on a phone from the hub, then you navigate to /pages/phone/phone.html. If they click on a printer then you navigate to /pages/printer/printer.html.
Finally, if your entities (i.e. phones and printers) are similar enough, then you may want to keep a single page to represent them, and just make that page smart enough to modify its template for the right item. In that case, you can create two templates on the page (WinJS.Binding.Template again) and when the entity is passed in to the page (the 'options' part of ready(element,options)), you just inspect it and look at the entity type (i.e. phone or printer) and then render the data into the right template. The Binding and Templating and Fragments and Pages demos on codeSHOW may be helpful there.
If you want more help, you can schedule some 1 on 1 time with a Microsoft Developer Evangelist at usdpe.ohours.org. Have fun!
I am using play framework 2.0 .I a page where I list all the elements that the user can edit/delete. one of the listed elements in a look up from another table. I have coded a select in the forms and that works fine.
I would like to include the combo box in the displayed list, so the user can update it right there without having to drill down into each element to update the field. Is there a way to do this? I want to listen to the change in the combobox and update the underlying model.
I tried a few iterations, but the select box seems to want a play.api.data.Field , and not the value I provide.
the parameters to the page is a pageable list like this
#(currentPage: Page[Deal], currentSortBy: String, currentOrder: String, currentFilter: String)
I don't know if I understand the issue, but I think the problem you are stating would be better solved at the client, with some ajax in it...
otherwise, you would be issuing a whole page refresh every time the user updates the items
I would expose the pageable list like a rest-json web service, and I wuld call it from javascript, binding the on-change event...
Here you have an example using select2 to do the lookup and consumign a rest web service: http://bb-jugar.rhcloud.com/assets/js/tmp/select2/demo.html
I'm working on a web application using Apache Wicket and I have three types of page that are basically a numbered list. The difference between each is how the items in the list are displayed. (i.e. one has a header line and a paragraph, another just has the paragraph). Eventually, the data will come from a database, but that is not available at the moment.
I think I can do this by creating a Page that displays a RepeatingView that gets its items from an ArrayList of Panels. I would create a different Panel for each type of list item. Then I could extend the aforementioned Page to three subclasses, one for each specific type of Panels I want. Am I on the right track, or is there a better way to do this?
I find RepeatingView to be very flexible with this sort of thing and you shouldn't require three separate pages. It only expects a component to be added to the repeater, not what kind of component. As long as you keep your Wicket IDs consistent, you can even mix components that come with their own markup (e.g. Panel/Fragment).
I also discourage you from using a List of Panels. It just makes good programming sense for the list to contain your data and then add the appropriate view container based on some flag.
So, markup like this:
<div wicket:id="repeater">
<div wicket:id="listItem" />
</div>
Works with something like:
RepeatingView rv = new RepeatingView("repeater");
for (DataObject o : dataList) {
// You can probably add to the rv directly, but this is the common usage
WebMarkupContainer c = new WebMarkupContainer(rv.newChildId());
rv.add(c);
if (shortVersion)
c.add(new ShortPanel("listItem", new Model<DataObject>(o)));
else
c.add(new LongPanel("listItem", new Model<DataObject>(o)));
}
Instead of providing a List of Panels to your page, you provide the same list of Data from the database and then add different panels based on the current view.
In the end, you have one page (with a flag for view type) and different panels (or fragments) for how your data should look according to each view type.
I don't think you'll have to subclass your Page. As far as I can see, this one doesn't change at all. All the changes are within the panels. So basically all you need to do is to provide your repeating-view with different lists of panels. You wouldn't even need to create different classes for these if the differences are as small as presenting a headline or not. Just set the headline to an empty string and set it to invisible...
Basically yes, you're on one of the right tracks, maybe not the one I'd choose but yours will work too...
All of my Content Items in one node have a bad reference to a workflow. I am trying to create one to replace the missing Workflow. I did these steps:
Created a new workflow
Located the common inherited template that all content items in this node use.
In the standard values I chose my new workflow for the "Workflow" and "Default Workflow" fields (I think I just need default, but I am not sure.)
Saved and Smart Published.
The content items still show the GUID for the missing Workflow. I click the template name at the top of the content item, double check the standard values on the template and everything looks great.
How do I force Content Items to retrieve the correct workflow from their Templates?
It looks like your content items have broken from their standard values which is why your new standard value WF is not getting set. What version of Sitecore are you using? You can use the reset button on each content item to bring it back to the standard value just for the workflow.
Go to the View ribbon and enable Standard Fields
For each content item that has the wrong workflow, go to the Versions ribbon and click the Reset button on the left
In the pop-up scroll all the way down to the bottom Workflow section and check the boxes to reset specific fields
Repeat this process for all of the content items
Another idea is to write code to programatically reset fields or set them to a new WF