Using YouTrack API, is it possible to set the default value on a project's field?
For example, as part of a new-project automation routine I need to set the default value of the "Type" field from "Bug" to "Task".
The option is available via UI. You may set default value under Administration> Projects> your project> click on "Default value" in front of "Type" field and select the target one (e.g. "Task").
Will this work for you?
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We are using an iPaaS platform named Celigo to sync orders from our ecom platform into Netsuite. Our question is we want to override the default ship to address on a customers account with a new address from a new order that would be sync'ed into Netsuite.
However we are not able to find what field name is used to enable the Override checkbox on a customers default shipto address. Any suggestions?
Set the destination record field as 'shipoverride'. Data type = boolean, Hard-coded, use custom value, enter default value as F. Setting in Celigo Image
Is it possible to set the default value for a "multi-line text" option via the Bigcommerce API? Currently I have not found a way to do it.
Here's the documentation for the Options resource:
https://developer.bigcommerce.com/api/stores/v2/options
You have to use the option value object to set a default value
How can we filter a lookup that is in a page of the dialog process.
E.g. I have a lookup to "incident" on Prompt and Response, I would like to filter it based on the value of a field in incident entity.
I tried:
Creating new views, also setting it as default.
addPreSearch and addCustomFilter on the field on the form(Not sure how to use these scripts inside the Dialog)
Any Ideas ?
Thanks you
Unfortunately this is not possible.
As an alternative you could consider adding a query to the dialog and a page with a prompt having an Option Set (picklist) response type.
What I want to do
In InstallShield I want to set the value of a Property before it is used by the SQL Text Replacement feature. I want the new Property value to come from an Edit control that I've added to a dialog.
What I've done so far
I have added SQL Scripts to my InstallShield project, which include placeholders for InstallShield's Text Replacement feature. I've used the Text Replacement tab to find and replace a placeholder in the SQL script with the value of a Property that I've added to the Property Manager. This works correctly, but only for the Property's default value.
Where I'm stuck
The problem is that I want the new value to come from an Edit control in my custom Dialog, but I can't find a way to do this. Text Replacement always uses the Property's default value.
What I've tried is the following InstallScript, which runs when the user clicks Next on my custom Dialog:
CtrlGetText("MyDialog", EDIT_VALUE_FROM_USER, svValueFromUser);
MsiSetProperty ( hwndDlg, "EDIT_VALUE_FROM_USER", svValueFromUser);
Where EDIT_VALUE_FROM_USER is my Property. This runs without error, but the value doesn't come through to the final SQL script.
Why isn't the new value for EDIT_VALUE_FROM_USER being used by SQL Text Replacement? How can I diagnose why it's not working? Should I be doing this in a completely different way?
This turned out to be because I wasn't using the system property ISMSI_HANDLE.
So the correct code to write a Property from an Edit control in a custom dialog is:
CtrlGetText("MyDialog", EDIT_VALUE_FROM_USER, svValueFromUser);
MsiSetProperty (ISMSI_HANDLE, "EDIT_VALUE_FROM_USER", svValueFromUser);
I'm guessing your property isn't listed in the SecureCustomPublicProperties property and is getting set back to it's default value when the installer transitions to the install execute sequence. A log file of the installation would give more data to work with.
I have a SQL 2005 Reporting Services report that has several report parameters. One of them is called IsActive and is of type Boolean. The parameter is hidden and set to allow null values. For its default values settings, I have it set to null. In my application that has the reportviewer control, I have logic that decided whether or not to set this parameter to a value (true or false). There are conditions that require it to be not set at all. For some reason, if I do not pass a value, the parameter defaults to TRUE. It operates fine when a value is passed. Is my problem stemming from the simple reason that it is a Boolean parameter? Would changing it to a string be better?
Thanks!
Changing it to a string is only necessary if there's no way to get it to take the NULL value because of a bug or "feature".
Don't know if this is related...
I had a problem where I could not get the default value to be selected when viewing the report from outside of the BIDS after making changes to the report.
It turned out that the parameter settings was not updated when deploying the report.
Changing the settings manually via the Report Manager or removing and re-deploying the report solved the problem.
IIf(IsNothing(Fields!BooleanField.Value) , "-- Any --" , IIf(Fields!BooleanField.Value = True , "Yes" , "No"))