Hi,
it finally turned out, that my wonderful idea is not possible at all. Regarding to Aras there is some kind of restriction in the caching mechanism, so it´s right now not possible to do this kind of customization with standard Methods. This also explains why we haven´t seen any solution for this use case so far. As far as I remember, adding values to a drop down within the Form is a common request. Maybe it will be possible in a couple of years :).
We had similar requirement, ended up storing the values added by user to a new item type along side the LOV ID, and load them along with LOV with custom code. And each release we merged the ones that got approved to actual LOV. It was a 11SP15 customization, looking for a better way in 12SP3
Other than those proposed here, are there new ways to do this?
My dropdown values can be null in the database, but if the same user pulls up their recently cleared item and checks the conditionally visible dropdown values, they'll still show what they previously were despite them haing been updated to null already. I tried manipulating the dom with the C# method with .removeProperty & .setProperty but neither worked.
I haven´t tried it anymore since back than.
Currently you would need to save the List manually or restart Innovator to see the updated list.
The lists is cached and we need to force Innovator on a global level to get the updated data. I somehow think the Effectivity feature does something similar already. There is maybe also a dependency to ScopeCacheDependency in the database.
Yes Aras said it´s not possible. But today I am no longer so naive as to believe everything they say. They hardly know their own software [emoticon:6d505171faa4497c85c5ca27290c555d]
This topic is similar to link . No I of course haven´t found a solution yet, but that doesn´t mean anything!
