Filter more than two conditions on beforeget event.

Hi Shawn,

Are there any other onBeforeGet or onAfterGet server events on this ItemType? I tried testing this on the Part ItemType in a local instance, but I wasn't able to get this to reproduce.

Chris

Christopher Gillis

Aras Labs Software Engineer

Hi Christopher,

There are currently no on beforeget or onAfterGet events on my itemtype.

Figure 1 and figure 2 all on beforeget event:

Now I filter a condition ,it works and double click can see the form's detail.

code:

(figure 1)

This is my question,I want to show two different conditions at the same time(ex: A = a or B = b),it works but  double click  form didn't respond and click  will get an error:

(figure 2)

code:

Hello,

Since this is being done, could you try setting this condition outside of the where clause by just setting both properties in your query? e.g.

Me.setProperty("req_dep", "YOUR_ID");
Me.setProperty("req_person", "YOUR_OTHER_ID");

This should effectively achieve the same result. Since this didn't start occurring until after you added in the filter on the where attribute, performing the query like this might work around the error. 

Chris

Hello,

Since this is being done, could you try setting this condition outside of the where clause by just setting both properties in your query? e.g.

Me.setProperty("req_dep", "YOUR_ID");
Me.setProperty("req_person", "YOUR_OTHER_ID");

This should effectively achieve the same result. Since this didn't start occurring until after you added in the filter on the where attribute, performing the query like this might work around the error. 

Chris