How to populate some selected global code values in a drop down fields in web client

Hi @TatRajatM ,

Good day to you!

You could achieve this by configuring a custom screen when Lookup XML for the drop down field is correctly specified. Follow the below steps. For an example, I have taken ‘Task’ screen.

1. Go to UI Designer in Smart client & open ‘Task’ screen

2. Click on the dropdown field you wish to configure
3. On the top left corner of the screen, edit the lookup XML as per your need

   

   4. Select the correct Primary table & click on Add Data Constraints.
   5. Specify the column, constraint & value

      

      6. Save the screen & ‘Refresh cache(full).
      7. Assign the screen to a Role & then the Role to the person record
      8. Relogin & see for the desired values to popup in the dropdown field
         
         ​​​​​​​Hope this helps. Thank you very much! :)

@JuniSihombing 

Please see if you are looking for something like this. I just created an example with REQUEST entity. Which I am populating request statuses, based on request type.

Note that, this works only for web client. Since screen events are not working in smart client.

1. Client script Example - SAJGLK_DYNAMIC_STATUS_DROPDOWN

showProgressIndicator();
var reqType = getControlValue('request','req_type');

var emptyOptions = [];
var options = createCodeTableOption('','');
arrayPush(emptyOptions, options);
setControlOptions('request', 'req_status', emptyOptions);

if(reqType == 'FIX') {
    var opt1 = [];
    arrayPush(opt1, createCodeTableOption('INVESTIGATE','Investigate'));
    arrayPush(opt1, createCodeTableOption('HOLD','Hold'));
    setControlOptions('request', 'req_status', opt1);
} else {
    var opt2 = [];
    arrayPush(opt2, createCodeTableOption('CANCELED','Canceled'));
    arrayPush(opt2, createCodeTableOption('CLOSED','Closed'));
    setControlOptions('request', 'req_status', opt2);
}
hideProgressIndicator();

2. Attach the client script to screen.

UI Designer → Screen Events

3. Test in WEB Client

Few points,

• You can populate options from code tables using client script sql, rather hard coding
• You have to handle the “Create New” record also in the script. Otherwise it will show only few options at creation as well.