Question
Hopkins Software Pvt. Ltd.
IN
Last activity: 28 Mar 2023 2:20 EDT
How use current operator name as input in drop down
Hi Everyone,
My Requirement is a dropdown having current operator name as input and Operator email and operator ID as two input controls(this 2 controls are read only format). After Dropdown is set to operator name the remaining controls shows the ID and Email 
Required output like
Please tell me how to do this
Accepted Solution
Updated: 28 Mar 2023 2:20 EDT
Bits in Glass
IN
@Nagarjuna Saidu sure, in data transform you can directly do set property.
.Your section property =
D_yourdpagelistname[pxrequestor.pyuseridentifier].pxResults(1).thepropertyyouneedtoset
TETCO
SA
Hi Nagarjuna,
Sol1: Current Operator details store into Page : pxRequestor page and its not in list (for dropdown we can pass only list types), you can map by default screen load time with pxRequestor.pxUserIdentifier based on that populate other details.
Sol2: get the list of operator details from Operator table and on-change you can check the selected operator with current operator.
Updated: 28 Mar 2023 1:43 EDT
Bits in Glass
IN
@Nagarjuna Saidu create a data page list on operator id class(data-admin-operator...) sourced by RD. This will list all the operator IDs. Add a filter to the RD, param.operatorID, add this as paramter to RD and dpage. So you will be passing param to dpage->dpage passes it to RD->RD uses this as filter. From section, where you are going to use this created dpage as source, pass pxRequestor.pxUserIdentifier as parameter which the current operator. On change-> Action set of drop-down-> Run a data transform to set properties from dpage to your properties on other cell.
Accepted Solution
Updated: 28 Mar 2023 2:20 EDT
Bits in Glass
IN
@Nagarjuna Saidu sure, in data transform you can directly do set property.
.Your section property =
D_yourdpagelistname[pxrequestor.pyuseridentifier].pxResults(1).thepropertyyouneedtoset