I am trying to have two edit pages reference the same schema. The two pages depicted below reference two different schemas called Case1Page and Case2Page. However, I would like them to both reference Case1Page so that I don't have to individually modify each page. How would I go about setting this up? I know it's possible because the Activity Section does it for the two Activity edit pages but I have not been able to figure out how to do it myself.

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Dear Kevin,

It used to possible to achieve this task by setting the parent CasePageV2 schema as the parent schema for Case1Page in older versions on the applications. It would replace the original Case1Page schema with the desired one, however due to multiple problems during the versions upgrade it is no longer possible to replace the modules. Therefore, you would need to develop separate schema with the required page layout which will not be actually in use but you would connect all Case1Page, Case2Page etc schemas to it. Thus the layout would be the same for all other pages.

Dean 

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  1. Get the Usr code of the edit page that the field is on.
    1. Open a record in the section to the edit page that you want to update. The link will appear in the format https:// /0/Nui/ViewModule.aspx#CardModuleV2//edit/
  2. Open dev: https:///0/dev
  3. Search for the Usr code of the edit page by Title.
  4. Double click on the page object to open the Schema.
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Hi Community,

I have a custom page schema with two fields a text field and a look up field. Any idea how can I retrieve the Id of the selected record from the lookupedit field? I tried below syntax but it is not working:

var UsrGender = Page.LookupEdit1.Value;

Custom Page:

 

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I can search for the information on how to do that, but it's terrible obsolete. Please specify why you need that thing. Please consider creating the same functionality on JS. This way you'll find much more documentation and it will be much more comfortable for you to work with it. 

Eugene Podkovka,



Hi Eugene, thanks for your reply. We are using custom page schema because we have a requirement to fully customize a screen and i think it is achievable using custom page schema.

 

Fulgen Ninofranco,

It doesn't explain the reason. I recommend to use JS for all visual customizations. 

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