Hi
I have to hide properties derived from Parent Item type in relationship tab.
Example: In Part BOM relationship, I want to hide the Part Item Type property "State and Revision"
Hello,
There are a couple possible solutions to this, but by default, there isn't yet a standard way of configuring visible properties per relationship.
One solution would be to create a custom Grid item for the relationship. You can configure the viewable properties under the Grid Column relationship tab. However, these custom Grids are expected to be view-only, so they may not fit your use case.
Another possible solution would be to write a method that would automatically update the Preference item corresponding to your users. Preference items contain a relationship tab called Relationship Grid Layout. The items in this relationship specify what columns should be displayed to the user when they view a specific relationship grid. One thing to note is that from a relationship grid, a user can right-click on a column header and select Insert Column to add any columns that may be hidden. This solution will not prevent users from inserting the columns you choose to hide by default.
Chris
Christopher Gillis
Aras Labs Software Engineer
Hello,
There are a couple possible solutions to this, but by default, there isn't yet a standard way of configuring visible properties per relationship.
One solution would be to create a custom Grid item for the relationship. You can configure the viewable properties under the Grid Column relationship tab. However, these custom Grids are expected to be view-only, so they may not fit your use case.
Another possible solution would be to write a method that would automatically update the Preference item corresponding to your users. Preference items contain a relationship tab called Relationship Grid Layout. The items in this relationship specify what columns should be displayed to the user when they view a specific relationship grid. One thing to note is that from a relationship grid, a user can right-click on a column header and select Insert Column to add any columns that may be hidden. This solution will not prevent users from inserting the columns you choose to hide by default.
Chris
Christopher Gillis
Aras Labs Software Engineer
