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Installation Error

krisgopi88 — Wed, 14 Nov 2018 06:28:55 GMT

Hi Team Getting the below error while trying to install ARAS instance. Could you please help Error 27506. Error executing SQL script CoreAndSoIutions.sqI. Line 136558. Cannot find the object "innovator.ACCESS" because it does not exist or you do not have permissions. (1088)

Extended Properties Permissions Issue

krisgopi88 — Wed, 02 Jan 2019 17:59:46 GMT

Hi Team

I have configured extended properties for Part Item type and I'm able to select and add the xProperties in Part item using super user. But when I try to get / add xProperties using normal user, I was not able to get or add the xProperties.

I'm getting the below error

You have insufficient permissions to perform 'classify' operation for item id '46F261DDEDEA40F784EA2C51687BB519' by xClass id 'F4C365C728574ADEAE8EB1C4E5A50D25'.

Attached screenshot as normal user and super user for reference. Do I need to add permission anywhere to see / add xProperties on Part as normal user ?

Thank You

Building Tree Grid Containers

Skyler Crossman — Wed, 27 May 2020 18:55:00 GMT

This post will cover the TreeGridContainer, a UI component for displaying information in a table while allowing for expanding or contracting to show child rows. For this, we assume basic familiarity with Javascript, as well as comfort with methods and forms in Aras innovator. The screenshots in this post were taken on Aras Innovator Version 12 Service Pack 4, and while the steps should be similar if you’re on Version 12 you may notice some small changes in what you see if you’re using a different service pack.

A bit of setup: you’ll need a place to see your new tree grid. Take a look at Custom Form UI Best Practices or Standard Aras Dialogs for a straightforward guide to creating a custom form that your TreeGridContainer can be displayed in, but keep in mind that the grid can be shown in a great number of places within Aras Innovator, not just a form.

Making a Place for the Grid

For this example, I'm going to be building a grid in a form within a dialog. To be clear, you can display a TreeGridContainer anywhere that your own methods can display; dashboards, dialogs, even an item tab. The dialog approach is simply one that builds on previous posts. If you have somewhere else in mind for your TreeGridContainer, skip ahead to the Displaying The Grid section.

Create a form. In our example, this is named "example_TGC"
1. Give example_TGC an html field.
Create a method to open a dialog, showing the form from step 1. In our example, this is named "Open_TGCForm"
Create an action which will run the method from step 2.
Create a second method. This is where most of the TreeGridContainer code will run, and in our example it's named "example_gridManager"
1. Go back to example_TGC.
2. Give it two form events that run on load: one should be the "BaseTreeGrid" method, which is standard in Aras Innovator installs.
3. The other form event should be example_gridManager. Make sure that TGC is after BaseTreeGrid in the sort order.

If you find yourself needing more detail during the above steps, take a look at the Custom UI Best Practices blogpost. As a quick test, see if you can create some text with "Hello World" or the like and then open the form to see your text. If you can, we're ready to move on.

Displaying the Grid

The first step is to simply display a grid. For this, the grid.InitXML() function is crucial. It takes two arguments, the first being an XML string representing what the table should look like, the second being a Boolean that controls “lazy loading.” For our purposes, we want the Boolean to be True.

What does the XML string need to look like? It needs to contain the table settings, as well as the headers and the column settings. It also needs values for each row. A very basic table might look like the following:

gist.github.com/.../75bc1de33e7786818b969176cf1bf0be

Pay close attention to the two rows. Those lines that start with “<tr level” and go on to describe all the values you’ll see in the tree grid. Notice how the second one is inside the first? That makes it a child of the first, meaning you’ll be able to expand or contract the row underneath the first.

There’s one more quick note here: You’ll notice the fixGridHeight function. That’s there because you want to make sure the grid is sized correctly. Add the following function, defined below:

gist.github.com/.../1f923cb21e0f504b315fcea9800599b0

Make sure your grid displays correctly with the hardcoded values before moving on. From this point, all changes we’ll make will be in this one method.

Context Actions

The TreeGridContainer is a powerful class. One of the things it gives us access to is a context menu, which can allow all sorts of actions within your new grid. To set one up, lets start by changing the control to add some click events:

gist.github.com/.../33ebc4b2874ac4928f5ca6b62319ef4c

Now, if you right click somewhere on the grid, you’ll get a context menu with a single option. Add. Whatever code you want to write can fire from there, and we’re about to write up a bit of code to add a row wherever we’ve clicked.

Adding a Row

We’ll hard code it again, but one idea might be to make this open up a part selector dialog, or any other search grid commonly used in Aras Innovator. Look to the comment in Add, where we can insert code we want to run when a context menu action is clicked, and insert the following.

gist.github.com/.../f4cb1c934d846ad94c838960c384c641

Now, TreeGridContainer is best suited for information where some pieces are nested “children” under other pieces. BOMs are one natural fit for this, but remember we ultimately just need our information to be formatted in correct XML for the tree grid to display, and then to rerun .initXML() with the new values.

Conclusions and Congratulations

Now you know how to display a tree grid container, how to add a context menu to it, and how to add rows to the grid. From here, whatever kind of loading or data manipulation you want to do is available via your trustworthy Innovator objects and a bit of AML. Just remember to parse it into XML, and TreeGridContainer can handle it. Let us know what solutions you build with this in the comments below!

Custom Parameter in Tree Grid View through Code

krisgopi88 — Wed, 05 Aug 2020 11:29:18 GMT

Hi Team

I created a query definition added modify parameter, created tree grid view and added the modify parameter. I also set the tree grid view to a javascript method.

Using the generated Javascript method I'm trying the set the custom parameter but it is not working. I'm able to set the start parameter but not the modify parameter. Any help will be much appreciated

Code (Highlighted)
var topWindow = window;
var aras = parent.aras;
var tgvdIdParam;
var startConditionProviderParam;
var parametersProviderParam;

tgvdIdParam = 'tgvdId=56B1342D3AAE4C0ASWSFQ5B0E11561049';

topWindow.CustomStartConditionProvider = function() {
this.getCondition = function(arg) {
var itemId = arg;
return {
'id': itemId
};
};
};

var itemId = aras.getItemProperty(parent.item, 'id');
var stateParamEncoded = encodeURIComponent(itemId);
startConditionProviderParam = 'startConditionProvider=parent.CustomStartConditionProvider(' + stateParamEncoded + ')';

// Get Value from Parent Form and set as a Parameter in Tree Grid while Loading (Prevent User from Editing)
topWindow.CustomParametersProvider = function(arg) {
var parameters = {
'customProperty': arg
};

this.getParameters = function() {
return parameters;
};
this.setParameter = function(name, value) {
parameters[name] = value;
};
};
var customParam = aras.getItemProperty(parent.item, 'customProperty');
var customParamEncoded = encodeURIComponent(customParam);
parametersProviderParam = 'parametersProvider=parent.CustomParametersProvider(' + customParamEncoded + ')';

var tgvUrl = aras.getBaseURL('/Modules/aras.innovator.TreeGridView/Views/MainPage.html?');
var allParams = [tgvdIdParam, startConditionProviderParam, parametersProviderParam];
for (var i = 0; i < allParams.length; i++) {
if (allParams[i]) {
tgvUrl += (i === 0 ? '' : '&') + allParams[i];
}
}

var iframe = document.createElement('iframe');f
iframe.id = 'tree_grid_viewer';
iframe.width = '100%';
iframe.height = '100%';
iframe.frameBorder = '0';
iframe.scrolling = 'auto';
iframe.src = tgvUrl;
iframe.style.position = 'absolute';
iframe.style.top = '0px';
iframe.style.left = '0px';
document.body.insertBefore(iframe, document.body.childNodes[0]);

Change Date Format in Calendar Control Date field

Sathish — Thu, 10 Jan 2019 14:48:26 GMT

I have a date field in my custom form that is not bound to any item type. The Calendar Control Time selection is disabled by default as the default format is Short date. How do i change this to long date so the time selection is enabled?

Prevent Upload of PDF files

krisgopi88 — Thu, 11 Oct 2018 03:53:21 GMT

Hi Team, Is there any possibility to prevent the upload of PDF files in Document Files relationship tab? Thank You

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BOM structure tab based on Date

krisgopi88 — Mon, 17 Jun 2019 21:11:41 GMT

Hi Team

I need to modify the BOM Structure tab and show BOM structure based on date. How can I achieve this ?

Example : There should be a date field in BOM structure relationship and based on the user input, BOM structure should show the BOM

Thanks

ARAS in Apple MAC

krisgopi88 — Sun, 24 Mar 2019 03:46:25 GMT

I came to know that ARAS will work in Apple MAC but wanted to know whether it will support developing new methods and features in MAC. If yes, what is the minimum requirements to install ARAS in apple MAC.

SignOff without Separate SignOff Window

krisgopi88 — Mon, 22 Oct 2018 07:07:34 GMT

Hi Team, In OOTB, Life Cycle can be linked to Workflow and on sign off, life cycle state can be promoted. Is there any possibility to have a Sign Off similar to manual Promote button in Life Cycle. In other words, User don't want to have a separate window to do sign off instead should have a button and on click, workflow should move to next state and life cycle should change to next state

Different Permission for Relationship Tab

krisgopi88 — Mon, 19 Nov 2018 02:02:29 GMT

Hi How to set different permission for part item type and Part BOM relationship item type ? Example: If Part State is "In Review", user should not have edit access to Part fields (Example: Name, Type, Long Description, etc..) but user should have edit access to Part BOM tab. Thank You

Show Extended Properties in Relationship Tab

krisgopi88 — Mon, 12 Nov 2018 23:13:50 GMT

Hi Team, How to show the extend classification xproperties in relationship tab ?

Get Part BOM relationship IDs of Selected Items

krisgopi88 — Tue, 30 Oct 2018 09:28:48 GMT

Hi How to get the user selected Part BOM IDs (relationship) in comma separated format. I'm able to get the selected id using this.getID(); but it is getting the id one by one. I need all the selected BOM lines in comma separated item.

Show File in ARAS Window itself

krisgopi88 — Fri, 05 Oct 2018 10:49:28 GMT

Hi Team, We have a requirement from client to show the PDF file in the ARAS Window itself. Currently on click of the PDF file link will download the file and open in browser instead is there any functionality available to open the PDF file directly into the ARAS tab itself ? Thanks

Get XProperties through SQL

krisgopi88 — Thu, 03 Jan 2019 17:07:37 GMT

How to get the extended classification properties and its values using SQL. I'm able to get it through AML