Programmatically add Item types to Poly type
Hello Experts We use a Poly Item type (call it Repo_Poly) to manage relation and some metadata between and a single source Itemtype to multiple Itemtypes in Aras We wrote a "Action" for Admins to add the Itemtypes to our "Repo_Poly" type to help with usability as we do other things in the background after adding the new type. Our Server method does the following Add a Morphae relation between the Poly type and selected Itemtype Add custom actions on selected Itemtype The thing to note is, this seems to add the Itemtype to Poly type but it does not seem to update the "List" which is used to managed Poly type. But when we create the relations which exists between our source type and poly type(Repo_Poly), the items under the relationship table are being shown as Restricted The DB entries seems to be identical for types added manually or programmatically As a test we set World permission on all the types involved but we still see the same error. We are unable to figure out what is missing, we are also unable to trigger the "beforesave" and "after save" events on the Poly type. We also tried adding the selected Item type to this "List" used by the Poly type but there was no change. Any suggestions will be highly appreciated
Changing File Type Column Width in Relationship Grid
Hi all, I'm trying to change the default width of the "File Type" column in all relationship grids. I was able to change "Related File" within the relationship itemType (related_id), but when I give myself editing permissions on the File item type, it loads with the new width, then immediately reverts to the previous size. Is it possible to change this column?
Can we add multiple reverse relations targeting a single relation?
Hi, We have the following scenario: I have a custom itemtype which has relationships with different itemtypes like Part, Requirement, etc. Now I want to show the reverse relation on my custom item type pointing to Part and Requirement. On custom Itemtype we have one relationship that has the source itemtype as custom itemtype and related itemtype is null. On this single relationship can we add reverse relation using a Relationship View for both Part and Requirement, and more? If yes, how to add more than one Relationship View? Or if there is any other way that leads to showing the different itemtypes relation using a single relationship? Thanks in advance. Best regards Tanjum
Can Assembly has different version of BOM?
Hi, We have following scenario, I have one Part assembly, and has 8 Part BOM as shown below. Can we change the Part BOM to older revision that has state "Released". Note: Here Part assembly is in "Released" state and locked for updating. We can promote assembly to "Manual Change" state but related Part BOM got unlocked and got synced to their latest revision, which we do not want. Is there any way were we can change the few property of the Part assembly without unlocking the Part BOM? (We do not want to sync the revision of PART BOM if it has higher revisions.) Thanks in Advance !!Filter ItemType properties to "Non Core" only
if you are an Aras administrator or developer and often work with ItemTypes and their properties you know that each ItemType has many "Core" properties, such as "config_id", "created_on" and so on. Regular ItemType has 23 such properties and Relationship ItemType has 27. if ItemType has only a few "User" properties you have to scroll up and down each time to find them among this "Core" properties. It's very annoying. But we can easily hide these properties that we rarely need anyway. Open any ItemType and switch to "AML" search mode on search toolbar of "Properties" tab. Paste this condition into AML edit box: <name condition="not in">'behavior','classification','config_id','created_by_id','created_on','css','current_state','generation','id','is_current','is_released','keyed_name','locked_by_id','major_rev','managed_by_id','minor_rev','modified_by_id','modified_on','new_version','not_lockable','owned_by_id','permission_id','related_id','sort_order','source_id','state','team_id'</name> Run search. You'll see that only "User" properties displayed. Click on "Star" right to "Properies" to add this search to Favorites and give it name like "Non Core" or "User properties". Now for any ItemType you can click down arrow right to "Properties", select your "Non Core" favorite search and filter properties to only "User" properties.
