Displaying a custom object entry by its ID as a URL parameter?

Hi Espen,

Not sure in what context you are trying this, but from version 10.3.8 we do support these soprotocols triggered from buttons or links added in screen designer. 

Hello Espen, 

I'm not sure which version or tenant you are working on, but this works on my SOD-tenant:

PageUpdate("soprotocol:customobject?customobject_name=y_car&customobject_id=1"); 

You can run this in developer console, in your browser:
1. Log in to SuperOffice
2. Open developer tools (F12)
3. Go to the console and run the command above. 

Let me know if this works for you, or get back to me with which tenant you are working on so i can take a closer look

//Eivind

Thanks for the quick replies. I've tested in 10.3.9.

Using the PageUpdate function in the browser console does work. What I was trying to achieve though, is to open the custom object by entering the URL in the browser.

This does not work:

https://online.superoffice.com/CustXXXXX/default.aspx?customobject?customobject_name=y_tablename&customobject_id=1

Hi again, 

It looks like its unable to resolve that, so unfortunately this is not implemented. E.g. it does not work to input the URI directly in the browser.

Using soprotol does work, though, even if used through 'normal' webpanels and custom screens.

I'm not sure about the usercase, but as a workaround you could also create a short crmscript that shows a dialog, and from that use the soprotocol to open that id.. Example:

#setLanguageLevel 4;

EventData ed = getEventData();
String step1 = ed.getInputValue("custom_button");

if(step1 == "")
{
    Integer default;
    EventDataDialogDefinition dialog;
    dialog.setTitle("Open Custom Objects");
    dialog.setType("okcancel");
    dialog.setIcon("info");
    dialog.setPrefix("custom_");
    dialog.setText("Input rowId you want to open:");
    dialog.addInteger("id", "RowId", default, "", true);
    ed.showDialog(dialog);
    ed.setOutputValue("custom_button", "yes");
}
else {
    ed.setNavigateTo("soprotocol:customobject?customobject_name=y_car&customobject_id=" + ed.getInputValue("custom_id"));
}

Feel free to register this as a wish as well! :)

//Eivind