Details
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Type:
Improvement
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Status:
Closed
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Priority:
Major
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Resolution: Fixed
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Affects Version/s: 2.0
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Fix Version/s: 2.4
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Component/s: Development, Roadmap
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Security Level: Public (Public: Anyone can view)
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Labels:None
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Similar issues:
KULRICE-12388Supress inquiry links on inquiry view if they point to the same view KULRICE-9977Inquiry links broken/point to the same inqury - copy fix KULRICE-7873Optionally supress the view in breadcrumbs KULRICE-12392KRMS Agenda Inquiry View: problems with “View Rule” button. KULRICE-8394Direct Inquiry view not working properly KULRICE-11531Inquiry with Component Security brings up wrong example KULRICE-11167KRAD Conversion Script: Remove Lookup and Inquiry View Name KULRICE-7917inquiry link on related object opens a lookup KULRICE-6374Hidden fields not rendering on Inquiry Views KULRICE-9667Inquiry Views with Uif-Page broken -
Epic Link:
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Rice Module:KRAD
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KRAD Feature Area:Inquiry
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Sprint:2.4.0-m2 KRAD Sprint 4
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KAI Review Status:Not Required
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KTI Review Status:Not Required
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Include in Release Notes?:Yes
Description
Currently inquiry links are rendered on inquiry views regardless wether or not it links to the same view. Thus a user can recursively inquire the same object through a view, unless this feature is manually disabled via the fieldInquiry.render property.
This seems like a needles thing for the developer to do. It should be possible to detect if the inquiry link points to the same data object and if it is not to render the inquiry link.
Issue Links
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KULRICE-12388
Supress inquiry links on inquiry view if they point to the same view
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Activity
OK, eDocLite is still using struts, so not applicable. Tried krms and travel account inquiries. Neither have recursive links. I'm thinking this maybe already fixed in KRAD.
Confirmed that the PeopleFlow Inquiry on 2.3 does not show a recursive link either.
Found a recursive link in kitchen sink under lookups. Had to go into 2.3 because of error in 2.4.
Added functionality so that if the field exists in the Inquiry's request parameter, the field won't be rendered as an inquiry link. There is still the possibility of recursive links. For example, on the travel account app, click on A2, then A14, then A2, then A14.
Updated inquiry.java so that RICE skips creating the inquiry link if the field exists in the request parameters.
Thought it was my environment but now realize that submitting new documents into PeopleFlow in 2.4 is causing errors. 2.3 works OK, but the inquiry doesn't show the recursive link. Fortunately eDocLite does work and shows the recursive link (although no breadcrumb). I will use that as my test to fix against.