Callback function in Aware IM?

aware_support

I had a look at the code. It can be done with some custom Javascript:

1) You need to change the type of the operation from StartvProcess to Execute Javascript.
2) Then you have to add the following scrript:

var grid = parser.getWidget ();

int count = 0;
var id = setInterval (function () {
  if (! grid.dataSource.hasChanges () || ++ count > 100)
  {
       clearInterval (id);
       parser.startProcess ("YourProcessName", context[0].objectName, context[0].objectId, null, null, true);
       // The last null is the target of the operation; null corresponds to Default, but can be "popup" or "new_tab" or a few other settings
       // last value of true is for noAutoRefresh flag
  }
}, 200);

nhofkes

Thanks.
It seems that the line "int count = 0;" should be "let count = 0;" or "var count = 0;" as 'int' is not a valid keyword in Javascript.

Meanwhile, I have been working on a slightly different approach: catching the mouseclick event in the render script of the grid, syncing the grid and then invoking the row operation as normal. This is because I already have a render script for other reasons, and in this way I can keep all the Javascript together and I don't have to change the row operation itself. I have that almost working now. Will report back here when it does.

aware_support

"It seems that the line "int count = 0;" should be "let count = 0;" or "var count = 0;" as 'int' is not a valid keyword in Javascript."

Yes, most definitely 😃

nhofkes

nhofkes wrote
Meanwhile, I have been working on a slightly different approach: catching the mouseclick event in the render script of the grid, syncing the grid and then invoking the row operation as normal. This is because I already have a render script for other reasons, and in this way I can keep all the Javascript together and I don't have to change the row operation itself. I have that almost working now. Will report back here when it does.

It took me a bit longer than expected, but this render script can now be found in this post in the Tips & Tricks section, with a short explanation.

In comparison to the custom javascript code for the row operation suggested above, the advantage of the render script is that it is a more generic approach: it works for all row operations on the grid and does not require any custom javascript in the row operations themselves.

This is of course a work-around. It would be better if the issue is resolved by an update in the grid parser. See the request for this in this post.

aware_support

Great stuff. Well done!

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