Is it possible to pass in the parameters of a link type shortcut the value of the field of a list sc

In the customization features, when adding a link type shortcut, do you think it is possible to pass in the parameters of the link a value that corresponds to one of the fields of a list screen?
I managed to pass the value of the column of the list screen but not the value of one of the columns of this list.

To illustrate my point, I wanted to establish a shortcut between CRS620 and PPS100. The idea was to browse the list displayed in CRS620 and, on the current row, use a shortcut to open PPS100 by setting the supplier number to the supplier of the current row.

Thanks for your feedback

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adeisenroth

Because SUNO is the name of the field that the data is showing. When you go into the detail panel of CRS620 and look at the field information on the supplier field, it is SUNO. OBKV is a generic field name for all list views across the system. If you highlighted the row in CRS620 and the supplier name field was the piece you wanted to bring to another program, it would be <SUNM> (field name from the detail panels of CRS620).

Hope this helps.

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Rene Bottern

You can use MForms Automation to populate any Field(s) on the Target with Values from current Record/Form.

See H5ScriptDevelopersGuide for guidance.

Here is a simple Example of how to do Automation if it helps:

var H5SampleMFormsAutomation = new function(){
this.Init = function(scriptArgs){
var $host = scriptArgs.controller.ParentWindow;
var $cont = scriptArgs.controller;
var $args = scriptArgs.args;
var $el = scriptArgs.elem;
var $debug = scriptArgs.debug;
var content = $cont.RenderEngine.Content;
$debug.Clear();

var btn1_Elem = new ButtonElement();
btn1_Elem.Value = "Edit User";
var btn1 = ControlFactory.CreateButton(btn1_Elem);
btn1.attr("id", "editUserBtn");
var pos = new PositionElement();
pos.Width = "auto";
pos.Top = "3";
pos.Left = "12";
btn1.Position = pos;
content.Add(btn1);
btn1.click(function(){
// $run.click({}, () => {
const auto = new MFormsAutomation();
auto.addStep(ActionType.Run, "MNS150");
auto.addStep(ActionType.Key, "ENTER");
auto.addField("W1USID", ScriptUtil.GetUserContext("USID"));
auto.addStep(ActionType.ListOption, "2");
const uri = auto.toEncodedUri();
ScriptUtil.Launch(uri);
});
}
}

adeisenroth

You can also use bookmark functionality for this. Go to the program where you want to land (PPS100) and enter the supplier number in the header row. Right click above the top row, go to bookmarks then copy to clipboard.

Paste the bookmark in notepad, find and replace the actual supplier number you typed in with <SUNO>. Add mforms:// to the beginning of the bookmark as well. Here is the before and after based on supplier 40078 in our example:

Before:

bookmark?program=PPS100&startpanel=B&tablename=MPAGRH&sortingorder=1&source=H5&includestartpanel=True&requirepanel=True&suppressconfirm=False&keys=AHCONO%2C999%2CAHSUNO%2C%2520%2CAHAGNB%2C%2520&fields=WFAGPT%2C%2520%2CWTAGPT%2C%2520%2CWTPAST%2C20%2CW1SUNO%2C40078%2CW1AGNB%2C%2520%2CW1AGTP%2C%2520&LogicalId=lid://infor.m3.m3

After:

mforms://bookmark?program=PPS100&startpanel=B&tablename=MPAGRH&sortingorder=1&source=H5&includestartpanel=True&requirepanel=True&suppressconfirm=False&keys=AHCONO%2C999%2CAHSUNO%2C%2520%2CAHAGNB%2C%2520&fields=WFAGPT%2C%2520%2CWTAGPT%2C%2520%2CWTPAST%2C20%2CW1SUNO%2C<SUNO>%2CW1AGNB%2C%2520%2CW1AGTP%2C%2520&LogicalId=lid://infor.m3.m3

Create a personalization in the first program, insert hyperlink, paste in the second bookmark. Then when you highlight a supplier in CRS620 and click on the hyperlink (whether you add to one of the columns or put in the shortcut toolbox is up to you), you will be brought to PPS100 to that same supplier's number.

Denis MARETTE

Ok. Thanks for the tip. I don't know this feature. I'll take a look at it

Denis MARETTE

I almost did what you described but I used it to create the link as a shortcut.
I will study the variant you suggest. Thanks

Denis MARETTE

In fact, I was almost there...
I was using as a variable <W1OBKV> or >OBKV> and not <SUNO>.
Because I thought it was this field that corresponded to the current line field.
I didn't really understand why using SUNO works. But you have to admit that it works.

adeisenroth

Hope this helps.

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