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Unable to add ibpl field in fva field as a field parameter

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Unable to add ibpl field in fva field as a field parameter

we have a problem in which we need to show/link the parent item field with the child item field and the parent item field is of ibpl type.

It would be of immense help if anyone suggest a good way to do so.

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Hi Alankrita a,

The FVA fields currently don't allow some field types in the "field" parameter.

As a workaround, you can create a "fake FVA" using a rule based trigger.

The gist of it is that you add the ibpl field to your child item type with editablity = never (this is to prevent users from accidentally changing the value on the child item)

Then create a trigger that runs when the parent item's ibpl field changes or when the a new child is added to the parent.

The script of that trigger needs to copy the value of the ibpl field from the parent item into the child item.

The details for setting up triggers and writing triggers can be found in the Integrity Administration Guide pdf for your version of Integrity.

Hope that helps,

Matt

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Hi Alankrita a,

The FVA fields currently don't allow some field types in the "field" parameter.

As a workaround, you can create a "fake FVA" using a rule based trigger.

The gist of it is that you add the ibpl field to your child item type with editablity = never (this is to prevent users from accidentally changing the value on the child item)

Then create a trigger that runs when the parent item's ibpl field changes or when the a new child is added to the parent.

The script of that trigger needs to copy the value of the ibpl field from the parent item into the child item.

The details for setting up triggers and writing triggers can be found in the Integrity Administration Guide pdf for your version of Integrity.

Hope that helps,

Matt

Thanks for the help.I also thought the same but just curious to know about the alternative.

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