Creating a filter for 'Edit Members' page.

[georgimavrodiev]

Hello,

I had a requirement — to create a customized filter in the 'Add / Remove multiple' button which will show in the slushbuckets only the users, associated to the country of the currently logged in user. I managed to achieve this by overriding the button itself. The way I created the filter gives me the opportunity to break it at any time I want. This way, I will be in a position to see all the users in the system (as the default one).

Here is a screenshot of it:


This creation of mine covers the request I had.

Yet, I would like to check if another solution exists, which may serve the same purpose (lists only users, associated to the country of the logged in user) and also to have a break option.
I performed several tests in order to achieve this, but all of my attempts did meet the requirements.


Best Regards,
Georgi Mavrodiev

[Chuck Tomasi]

Hi Georgi,

This thread may prove helpful. You can use a dynamic "javascript:" call to the value in the list collector filter.

Pre-filter slushbucket

[georgimavrodiev]

Hi Chuck,

Thank you for helping me out!

I tried the solution, proposed in the thread you sent me. Yet, I cannot complete the test.

Here, I may add that my target filed is list type, referring to sys_user table.

Do you know what sys_m2m_template.do is?
And where is it located?
Can it be modified?

Best Regards,

Georgi Mavrodiev

[Chuck Tomasi]

Hi Georgi,

That appears to be a system level UI page that is not modifiable by the customer. Where did you see a reference to that?

[georgimavrodiev]

Hi Chuck,

I see the reference when I use the Application Navigator and navigate to Self-Service > Requested Items > pick one of the records and open it -> then click on 'Edit Watch list' button on the Watch list field - > then click on 'Add / Remove multiple' button. It directs me to the Edit Members form (included in the above screenshot). There, in the URL I see a reference to sys_m2m_template.
Yet, I cannot find it in the UI Pages of my instance.

Best Regards,

Georgi Mavrodiev