Didn't manage to record a video, but the problem occurs in the Universal GUI with a grid that has auto-edit enabled. The focus is immediately on the first editable field in the grid which can cause data entry typo's if auto-save is enabled as well. But what's even more problematic in my eyes is the performance hit a screen with multiple auto-edit grids endures because of the ‘automatic selection’ of said rows. We've noticed that the focus in the Windows GUI, in the same auto-edit grid screen, is placed on the combined filter if it's available. This ensures that accidental editing of a row is not possible. A user has to knowingly select the row that needs to be edited.What's the reason for the focus difference in both GUI's? Maybe it's possible to have a table (subject) specific setting in which you can specify where the focus should be.
I'd like to add to this topic with a few questions about DevExpress within Thinkwise instead of opening a new one:Is there an internal document or guide that Thinkwise uses for DevExpress best practices? Something that handles more things than just the ‘standard’ stuff. This could include topics like: Designing reports with multi-column layouts Tricks with calculated expressions Handling changes in sub-reports, especially with Indicium caching Advanced tips and tricks for enhancing designs If such a document exists, could it be shared or added as a dedicated DevExpress page in the Thinkwise documentation?Which version of DevExpress is currently available to us? The Indicium product update blog mentions version 23.2.5, but when I try to find the change log on the website, I'm presented with different version options. How do you navigate the DevExpress forum effectively? Many topics are outdated (some up to 15 years old), making the suggested solutions less relevant, useless eve
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+1We're actually discussing this right now at the customer i'm at. This is much needed functionality in the Universal GUI 😊
Still persists, I'll make sure to record a video this week!
Hi, any updates on this since it's been a while?
One possibility I can think of is the same solution that's used for the Branch Diagram tab in the Model Overview. That's basically a SVG that's calculated in the branch_diagram view within the SF. Which in turn is shown in a preview component. This way the timeline can dynamically grow if there's more years to be added for example. But I'm curious to hear some more possibilities as well!
Yes :) In this release, we have further improved the Universal GUI's filtering capabilities.In the filter forms, we have expanded the support for filter conditions with the following operators:Is empty Is not Empty Does not contain Does not end with Does not start with Between Not between
Would be nice to have.Tried changing some stuff, but some classes like .Title is the same for the initial login page and the follow up screen for example. Which makes separate styles for each page harder, if not impossible, to change. And the fact that with an Indicium upgrade all the changes get overwritten of course..
Hi @Dick van den Brink ,We're currently running into another problem concerning Mailjet. We're getting an error in the logs when trying to send an email with a systemflow: The server response was: 5.7.1 <’example@email_address.com’>: Relay access deniedSending an email via the IAM Password Reset functionality with the same Mailjet settings works fine.We've checked nearly every setting in the SF and Mailjet, and we're sure the DNS server is set up correctly on the other side. Also looked in Azure if there's any outbound calls are getting blocked, but nothing there as well. Do you have an idea on what else to check?Thanks,Rony
Yes, that's why I posted it in this topic 😅
Thanks, there's some nice tips in here I didn't know about!Here's another for auto-formatting code:If you're searching for a way to auto-format your SQL-code according to the Thinkwise guidelines, there's an extension called ‘Redgate SQL prompt’ in which you can paste a ‘.formattingstyle’ file (JSON) that contains the formatting to your liking. See the following repository for more info:https://github.com/incentro/thinkwise-redgate-sql-formatting-styleChange the .formattingstyle file to your liking.Thanks to @Kevin Rosink for figuring this out and setting up the JSON file.
This worked for me Adding this script to a Before Print event of the selected element you want to surpress. Change the value according to the page number you want. private void pictureBox1_BeforePrint(object sender, System.Drawing.Printing.PrintEventArgs e) { e.Cancel = this.PrintingSystem.Document.PageCount != 1; }I tried doing it within an expression with something like:[PageNumber] != 1But this version of DevExpress doesn't seem to have access to that variable.
Funnily enough I was JUST thinking of creating a topic on this issue, when I saw this one on the top of my screen.Being able to determine domain element values to show or hide in a layout procedure would be great to have. Quickly thinking of a ‘Roles’ column in an employee table which consists of internal roles and external roles. Filtering out the external roles when adding an internal employee for example and vice versa.Yes this can be achieved with numerous workarounds, which aren't that elegant like Arie says.
This now works after changing the ‘From address’ to an updated address from our customer. Seems the address now gets recognized by the DNS server. Thanks for looking Dick.
Ah, will do.You can delete this if needed then!
Hi Mark,For platform version 2023.2
Hi Dick,My colleague is on vacation, so I'll be checking this out.Our app service is configured to use VNet integration, but not with a custom DNS. Same as you, ours is configured to use the Default server.Also double checked if the ‘From address’ is filled in the templates, it is.I've also checked in the Log Analytics Workspace to see if there's some kind of rule that's blocking something, but there's nothing there as well.Like my colleague said, sending an email with the same settings in an SMPT connector from within the SF itself is no problem and works like a charm. Can't see why we're getting a ‘No such host..’ error.
This functionality would be amazing to have 😌😏
Since Change detection is a 2022.1 feature, you're good to go
Depending on the version of the SF you're using, you can use Change detection logic.
Yes, please.Especially now with the Handler functionality being available. Something like a Task confirmation message, but for handlers, since we'd like to handle deletions with a handler instead of a task. For example when deleting a row, a user gets a handler message that all underlying rows get deleted as well.Is this something that's in your sights for development any time soon? Thanks!
It works!It clicked after reading:Where you put the url field really depends on where and how you want to show the upload component.Thanks, it's really appreciated :)
Almost!This is what my model looks like: rie_measure is where all the measures are stored, measure_file is where the files get stored and that's the reference I use in the POST request to actually upload the files. Measure_upload is an empty GUI reference for the uploading mechanism. Herein I have the url stored as an expression to preview it.From what I understand I should adjust the expression field to fill in the parameters for the query string. Using t1 in this case wouldn’t do anything, does it? Do I need to change up the model?Excuse me for all the questions :)
With the help of @Mark Jongeling and @Vincent Doppenberg I got the file upload to work (misconfiguration of a storage column in my table). But now I'm facing the real problem and that's uploading files with context in mind. Meaning that I have a table that can contain multiple rows. For each row a user needs to upload one or more files. I need the context (id) of that row to be passed on dynamically in the POST request. With my limited Javascript knowledge I've consulted my friend ChatGPT along with the Code Interpreter. We came quite a way in the right direction, but sadly it misunderstood me in the end (either lost context or better prompting was needed on my side). What happens now is the following:1: A user is presented with some ‘Advice’ from a previous process.2: A user can enter multiple measures he/she can take per advice given3: A user can upload one or more files/attachments per measure(_id)What I came up with alongside Mr. GPT is the following: As you can see it appends drop
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