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October 16, 2023 at 10:29 pm #23871Max WidmaierParticipant
I’ve found an issue with using #’s for navigation with the crm. If you’re not in the linked workspace (Say I want to navigate to the activities tab of a household with oid ‘xyz’), clicking on a link such as <serverRoot>/ui/portal#Contacts/tabHouSummary;EntityId=xyz does not navigate you to the household but opens the contact workspace.
However, if I am already in the contacts workspace navigating to such a link works just fine.I am unsure if this is some framework issue or was intended from the start. Thank you for the assistance!
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October 17, 2023 at 9:22 am #23882stephane.lachanceParticipant
Is there an issue with using the controller’s ‘navigate API? Ie. (navigate controller viewPath context …)?
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October 18, 2023 at 12:37 pm #23892shahzad.qureshiKeymaster
A framework bug has been filed CRM-1129 and targeted to our 23.11 release in November.
However, we recommend you should be using portlet ref here rather than tabs/page. e.g. mda_EntityBio_hou_portlet0 -
October 18, 2023 at 1:21 pm #23899Max WidmaierParticipant
Ya, it produces the same effect however. To respond to Stephane’s question, this is being used to create hyperlinks in text in a react portlet where the normal scheme API is not available. If there’s an alternate way to do this, that would be amazing!
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October 18, 2023 at 1:48 pm #23907stephane.lachanceParticipant
There might be a way to for the React portlet app to fire a UI event to the context bus while intercepting it in the broker portlet, thus making available the typical ‘navigate API. However, this would be a fairly advanced use of our front-end platform’s capabilities and require internal investigation. Is the React portlet app implementation available to anyone internally at NexJ?
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October 18, 2023 at 9:13 pm #23916Max WidmaierParticipant
The actual portlet implementation is in the Nexj Wealth Community repository however the source code for the portlet jsx/rendering code is private. If that code is necessary, I can look into getting it for you. (Or at least the relevant parts)
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October 19, 2023 at 5:13 pm #23929stephane.lachanceParticipant
Does the React component pass any prop containing the id of the household (or entity, for that matter)?
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