get field from parent

[item]

Hello,
how i can get a field value of parentId on meeting ?
Thanks

this.listenTo(this.model, 'change:parentId, function () {
if (this.model.hasChanged('parentId'))  {
     console.log(this.model.get('parentId->get('number')'));  // <= get field value from parentId on meeting model :)  
};
}, this); 

[telecastg]

Hello item try console.log(this.model.attributes.parentId)

[item]

Hello telecast, find solution with ajax request .. but i will try your response. But this work only on inline edit do you know how i can do this on create/edit view ? https://github.com/espocrm/documenta...ustom-views.md my error is certainly these line : define('custom:views/meeting/record/edit', ['views/record/detail'], function (Dep) { and the path. Regards

[telecastg]

Addressing "this.model.attributes.parentId" from any javascript script which has a reference to a model as "this.model" will give you the "parentId" value of the model.

I believe that when you are using the condition " if (this.model.hasChanged('parentId')) {" you are specifying that the action takes place AFTER the model has been changed/updated, so if you are editing normally instead of using inline editing, that condition would not be met until after you have clicked "Save".

I am not 100% sure because I haven't tested that in my application but hopefully will give you some guidance.

Cheers

[item]

Thanks you telecast ... you say me the right way
work inline and on edit but not on create..(i have a hook in beforeSave isNew who take parent and set field)

I think, this must be a outOfBox feature... so Meeting must have "address" of parentType .. when printPdf

My error : the path : custom:views/meeting/record/detail and me : custom:views/meeting/detail
the extend class : ['crm:views/meeting/record/detail']

I study your extension.. i learn with that .. thanks

Regards

define('custom:views/meeting/record/detail', ['crm:views/meeting/detail'],  function (Dep) {
    return Dep.extend({
        setup: function () {
            Dep.prototype.setup.call(this);
            this.listenTo(this.model, 'change:parentId', function () {
                if (this.model.get('parentId') && this.model.get('parentType') =='Patient' && this.model.hasChanged('parentId') ){
                        this.ajaxGetRequest('Patient/' + this.model.get('parentId')).then(function (patient) {
                           this.model.set('place', patient['addressStreet'] +' ' + patient['addressPostalCode'] + ' ' + patient['addressCity'] );
                    }.bind(this));
                }
            }, this);
        },
        afterRender: function() {
            Dep.prototype.afterRender.call(this);
            console.log('custom:views/meeting/record/detail' + 'AFTER RENDER');
            // Custom code to be invoked right after rendering, when DOM is available.
           // this.$el.find('label[data-name="myField"]').addClass('hidden');
        },        
    });
}); 

[telecastg]

You're welcome item ,

I think, this must be a outOfBox feature... so Meeting must have "address" of parentType .. when printPdf

This is because of how the parent-child link is structured in the database.

While One-To-Many relationships are linked by a "oneId" field in the "Many" table, Parent-To-Children relationships are linked by two fields in the "Children" table one called "parentId" which has the actual id of the parent record and "parentType" which contains the name of the parent entity.

For example, assume that you have an entity called "ServiceTicket" that can contain many "WorkOrders", the work_orders table will have a field "service_ticket_id" which will contain the id of the ServiceTicket entity.

Then assume that you also have an entity "MyNote" that you could attach to Service Tickets or to Work Orders or to any other entity. In this case the my_note table would have two fields to link it with an unknown type of parent (Service Ticket, Work Order or ?) parent_id and parent_type so the system will know the id of the "parent" and the type of entity that the parent is.

Regards