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lionel · ‎05-07-2018

I finally found how to make it work 🙂 And it seems obious now that I've done it... Modifying the "UI Permissions" text of my Profile Perspective can not change anything if the metaTreeBranch is not a Child of the "Universal Desktop Default MetaTree - Root MetaTreeNode" Furthermore, it is not necessary to fill the "UI Permissions" text of the Profile Perspective, as it's usefull only if you want to hide a specific metaTreeBranch. Note that the order in which trees appear in this section depends of the order of the link beween your MetaTreeBranch and the concerned Parent MetaTreeNode.

lionel · ‎05-07-2018

Hello, In case you still have this question, there are different kinds of "Identifiers" in MEGA (_IdAbs, _HexaIdAbs, the one you get with the "getId" command...). To make your script work, try the following : Root.getObjectFromId(link.OppositeLegId).getProp("_idabs") = "HsUir9B5iee0" Lionel

lionel · ‎05-07-2018

Hello Nikhil, with diagram API, you can do this easily. Just use the setPos command on your drawingItem : myDrawingItem.SetPos LefPosition, TopPosition, RightPosition, BottomPosition Regards, Lionel

lionel · ‎05-07-2018

Hello everybody, I need to add the "Vue d'ensemble" generality to all the "hyerarchical views" of my different trees in my desktop. I managed to add/remove other nodes by modifying the "UI Persmissions" text of my Profile Perspective (~Mxfh(kjtML9A[Organization Design - Processes] in the case described by the screenshot) but I did not succeed in adding my generality. Does anyone know how to do that ? We are using Hopex V2 CP5 (770-4921-0) Thanks !

lionel · ‎05-08-2016

I do not think "windows_login" exists in MEGA. Are you talking about "windows login" (without the underscore) ? If so you could write : Select Login Where [Login Holder]:[Person (System)].[Windows login] like... You can maybe also search directly for login : Select Login Where name like ... Regards, Lionel

lionel · ‎05-08-2016

Hello, the only think I can tell you (and I do not know if it will solve the problem), is that your query will not work if you have more than 16 values in your set (Selet Login where Windows_login in "login1"..."login16"). So my questions is : how many values do you have ? Regards, Lionel

lionel · ‎04-08-2016

Hello, use the "getClassId" to get the identifier of your metaClass. Then use "getobjectfromid" to retrieve the object 🙂 e.g. msgbox obj1.shortname & " belongs to type " & oRoot.getObjectFromId(obj1.getClassId).name Of course, obj1 et oRoot need to be defined 😉 Regards, Lionel

lionel · ‎03-08-2016

Hello, if the only thing you're interested in is the last modification date (including links), you should consider creating a calculated MetaAttribute ("Virtual") : in the macro linked to the metaAttribute, search for the last created "ChangeItemDataPublic" linked to your Organizational Process. Example of macro : Sub GetAttributeValue(Object, AttributeID, Value) Dim myDate, oCIDP myDate = "" For each oCIDP in Object.getCollection("~Z1000000CS50[ChangeItemDataPublic Log]") If myDate = "" Then myDate = oCIDP.getProp("~610000000P00[Date de modification]") Else If oCIDP.getProp("~610000000P00[Date de modification]") > myDate Then myDate = oCIDP.getProp("~610000000P00[Date de modification]") End If End If Next If myDate = "" Then myDate = Object.getProp("~610000000P00[Date de modification]") End If Value = myDate End Sub Be aware that if you delete history when reorganizing your repository, your new metaAttribute will then have the same value as the standard "Modification date" metaAttribute. You can use this new metaAttribute wherever you want, even in generated websites 🙂 Regards, Lionel

lionel · ‎29-07-2016

Strange that it did not work. Are you sure you pasted it in the MEGA Script Editor before copying it again from the MEGA Script Editor to finally paste it in your code ? You could also copy directly the Absolute Identifier from MEGA and paste it in your code instead of the name of your attribute (do not forgot the "~" character, the brackets are not mandatory). In any case, your "groovy" solution works too 🙂 Lionel

lionel · ‎28-07-2016

Hello, you should use fields instead of string in your code 🙂 To do so, for example, search for your "Verfügbarkeit" metaAttribute in MEGA and "right click > Copy" on it. Open your script editor, and paste it. Now copy what has been pasted in your script editor, and paste it in your code. You should get something like : obj.getAttribute("~A2(lhb13Avm0[ Verfügbarkeit ]").getValue() I think it will work better. Regards, Lionel

lionel · ‎22-07-2016

Hello, just invert the colors as shown below and it should work 😉 Regards, Lionel

lionel · ‎18-07-2016

Hello Fatih, I doubt that "C:\MEGA\Licenses" is the correct path for your licence. Your path should be an UNC one (like "\\<my ressource>\mySharedFolder"). Verify the path you gave to MEGA Sales Administration to get your licence : it should be strictly the same as the one in your megasite.ini file. Lionel

lionel · ‎22-06-2016

Hello, for the carriage return, I do not know : they are not taken into account 😞 But to edit an existing text, just press "F2" 😉 Lionel

lionel · ‎21-06-2016

I thought you were talking about the image you can display in front of your menu 😉 Well, in your case, I'm not sure if it is possible to define a metapicture on an abstract metaclass 😞 If anyone can confirm...

lionel · ‎21-06-2016

Hi Wim 🙂 can you show me what you've done and that does not work for your metapicture ? Lionel

lionel · ‎20-06-2016

Hello Wwdv (tell me how you pronouce this... 😉 If you add a metaCommand on an abstract metaClass, you need to set the "Inheritability" attribute on the link between your metaclass and your metaCommand to "1" : Regards, Lionel

lionel · ‎15-06-2016

Hi Mehdi, the problem is that the names of your DiagramTypes do not exist in French (except if you created new ones and named them in French 🙂 The name you are talking about is the french value for the MetaAttributeValue linked to your DiagramType 🙂 It's a little complicated, but you could, for example, have it like this : \n [Component=DiagramType Id="Diag"] \n [Collection="Select [Diagramme] Where [Type de diagramme].[Nom] &name" ParentId="Diag"] \n [If="Cardinal>=1"] \n <tr> \n <td>[C="MetaAttributeValue" parentid="Diag"][C="Language" id=lang][CP=Nom If="Value=Français"][CP="Valeur externe" parentid=lang/][/CP][/C][/C]</td> \n <td>[CollectionProperty=Cardinal/]</td> \n <td>[Collection="Select [Diagramme] Where [Etat objet] = 'EE' And [Type de diagramme].[Nom] &name" ParentId="Diag"][CollectionProperty=Cardinal/][/Collection]</td> \n <td>[Collection="Select [Diagramme] Where [Etat objet] = 'EV' And [Type de diagramme].[Nom] &name" ParentId="Diag"][CollectionProperty=Cardinal/][/Collection]</td> \n <td>[Collection="Select [Diagramme] Where [Etat objet] = 'PE' And [Type de diagramme].[Nom] &name" ParentId="Diag"][CollectionProperty=Cardinal/][/Collection]</td> \n <td>[Collection="Select [Diagramme] Where [Etat objet] = 'PM' And [Type de diagramme].[Nom] &name" ParentId="Diag"][CollectionProperty=Cardinal/][/Collection]</td> \n </tr> \n [/If] \n [/Collection] \n [/Component] There might be easier way, but I can't think of one right now 🙂 Regards, Lionel

lionel · ‎15-06-2016

Hello Mehdi, You do not give much details with "something is wrong"... Do you have an error message ? Do you get an empty page ? What is the entry point of your descriptor ? Whithout those "details", we can just guess 🙂 So I guess the problem comes from the [Component=DiagramType Id="diag"] (that depends of the entry point...) Try to start with : [Component="Select DiagramType" Id="diag"] Regards Lionel

lionel · ‎28-04-2016

Hello, I think you can find your answer here : http://community.mega.com/t5/Technical-Product/HOW-TO-Use-queries-with-variables-in-APIs/m-p/1481/highlight/true#M260 Regards, Lionel

lionel · ‎28-04-2016

Hello, what does the line 167 correspond to ? (difficult to help you without knowing where the error comes from). If line 167 is the first one of the two you showed us, try to replace "megaEnv" by "oRoot.currentEnvironment" (oRoot needs to be defined ;-), and to replace the name of your macro by a field (in MEGA, right click on your macro and click "Copy" --> Then paste in your script editor) Set myTrigger = oRoot.CurrentEnvironment.GetMacro("<field for myMacro2>") If the error comes form the second line you showed us, it sounds logical but : - verify you have a sub called "CmdInvoke" in your "myMacro2" - verify in your current macro that Dfd is correctly defined - also try to add "Call" at the beginning of the line (who knows... 😉 Call myTrigger.CmdInvoke(Ddf,1) Hope that helps 🙂 Regards, Lionel

lionel · ‎28-04-2016

Hello, I think you need to call the macro : oRule = getRoot().getObjectFromID("~bIGR5)c0NrZQ['On Premises' type Applications should have recommended assocations]") oToBeRuled = getRoot().getObjectFromID("~IUnzipl2MzJ)[VSP]") Set myMacro = CurrentEnvironment.getMacro(oRule.getCollection("~d)mXIQv51vy0[Macro d'implementation]").item(1).shortname) Call myMacro.RuleWithReportApply(oToBeRuled, oRule, sParameters, bRuleResult, sErrorReport) print oRule.getProp("Short Name") print oToBeRuled.GetProp("Short Name") print bRuleResult print sErrorReport Regards, Lionel

lionel · ‎23-03-2016

Hello, Use megaenv.getroot : objMegaRoot = megaenv.getRoot Regards, Lionel

lionel · ‎23-03-2016

Much better answer than mine

lionel · ‎23-03-2016

Hello, I'm not aware of such a possibility. You can trigger a macro when dispatching (more infomations here : http://community.mega.com/mega/attachments/mega/740/8/68/All%20about%20starting%20with%20APIs.pdf --> search for RunJobBeforeDispatch in the pdf), but, as far as I know, there is no possibilty to trigger a macro when user discards its transaction or save it for later. Regards Lionel

lionel · ‎23-03-2016

Hello Kartik, why don't you just "test" the existence of your source and target element ? Sub GetAttributeValue(Object as MegaObject,AttributeID as Variant,Value as ByRef) Dim SourceObject, TargetObject Value = "" Set SourceObject = object.getCollection("Source Flow Element").Item(1) Set TargetObject = object.getCollection("Target Flow Element").Item(1) If SourceObject.getId <> 0 AND TargetObject.getId <> 0 Then Value = SourceObject.Shortname & "-->" & TargetObject.ShortName End If End sub Lionel

lionel · ‎22-03-2016

Sorry Simon, I missed your question. You need to read the technical article called "Hopex Studio - Publisher" : http://community.mega.com/mega/attachments/mega/HOPEXV1R2/10/65/HOPEX%20Studio.pdf

lionel · ‎22-03-2016

Hello, if you want a computed value for a metaAttribute, you need to 1 - Set the "_AtNature" property of your metaAttribute to "Virtual" 2 - On your metaAttribute : "right click > New > Macro" 3 - In the macro, use the "getAttributeValue" Sub (the "Value" parameter of this sub will be the displayed value in your metaAttribute) Regards Lionel

lionel · ‎22-03-2016

Hello, try to replace "Item" with "Attribute" : DeployEnvProd = Attribute(~ZBH7tD2xMPgC[Deployment Environment Prod]),Control(CheckBox),Param(CheckOn=0/1) Lionel

lionel · ‎16-03-2016

Hello, sorry, but I don't think you can hide values dynamically (at leas, I do not know how to do this). The only way is to build your value list (as I showed you), but you'll have a refresh problem that I do not know how to manage. Regards Lionel

lionel · ‎15-03-2016

Hello, There is a way that works for me and that you could try : explore the "Repository" metaclass, and "Right clic > New" on the "Commands" folder. Choose "MetaCommand Manager". (name it "atMegaStart" for example) In the properties of this new metaCommand, go in the "Setup" tab and create a new macro (that you can also name "atMegaStart". In this macro, create your sub (and guess what... you can name it "atMegaStart"... 🙂 and call it : Sub atMegaStart() <your code to do whatever you want at startup> End Sub atMegaStart 'call your sub Exit MEGA (dispatch your update), and translate/compile your metamodel. Your macro should now be trigered at startup. Regards Lionel PS : this is for an Hopex version. For a 2009 version, just right click on the "MetaCommand" folder when you explore your "Repository" metaclass, and create a new one (no disctinction between metacommand Item & metacommand manager). Then create your macro the same way as for MEGA Hopex.

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