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02-27-2020 01:50 AM
Hi
I have installed a plugin problem management best practices
i see in form section sections are created but they are not seen when configure layout from ticket view
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02-27-2020 02:05 AM
Hi,
Restore the missing links within the form sections for the specific table where the issue is occurring.
- Navigate to Forms.
- Filter for the wanted Table and View that are showing the form sections visibility issue.
- Click on the Table name to open the form sections definitions.
- Click on the Position number to drill down on the individual Form Section detail.
- Point to the reference icon on the Sys UI section field.
- If it states None Available, delete that one or restore it to the wanted section, if known. For example, from a sibling instance. This can be done by clicking on the magnifying lens and picking the wanted form section from the related list.
Right-clicking and selecting Show XML also helps determine if the referenced form section is valid, showing an existing sys_id. For example:
<sys_ui_form display_value="incident">991f87290a0006414b6521d3fa9b4176</sys_ui_form><sys_ui_section display_value="Notes">991f88d20a00064127420bc37824d385</sys_ui_section>
If the referenced form section sys_id is unknown or missing, find the parent form section sys_id and compare the same record within a sibling instance, when available. - Flush the instance cache.
For more information please refer following
Hope this helps!
Thanks
Sayali
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02-27-2020 02:05 AM
Hi,
Restore the missing links within the form sections for the specific table where the issue is occurring.
- Navigate to Forms.
- Filter for the wanted Table and View that are showing the form sections visibility issue.
- Click on the Table name to open the form sections definitions.
- Click on the Position number to drill down on the individual Form Section detail.
- Point to the reference icon on the Sys UI section field.
- If it states None Available, delete that one or restore it to the wanted section, if known. For example, from a sibling instance. This can be done by clicking on the magnifying lens and picking the wanted form section from the related list.
Right-clicking and selecting Show XML also helps determine if the referenced form section is valid, showing an existing sys_id. For example:
<sys_ui_form display_value="incident">991f87290a0006414b6521d3fa9b4176</sys_ui_form><sys_ui_section display_value="Notes">991f88d20a00064127420bc37824d385</sys_ui_section>
If the referenced form section sys_id is unknown or missing, find the parent form section sys_id and compare the same record within a sibling instance, when available. - Flush the instance cache.
For more information please refer following
Hope this helps!
Thanks
Sayali
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02-27-2020 02:44 AM
What do you exactly mean by the sections. The ones you show are the related links tabs. The section on a form defined by the splits are never showed tabbed. You might better use Form designer for this to see how it turns out.
Please refer to: