try
{
var _locAssocObj = locAssocObj;
locAssocObj = this.locAssocObj;
//fucntion definition for overloading the N:N Grid association
this.locAssocObj = function(iType, sSubType, sAssociationName, iRoleOrdinal) {
_locAssocObj(iType, sSubType, sAssociationName, iRoleOrdinal);
switch (sAssociationName) {
case "new_new_opportunity_systemuser":
crmForm.all.IFRAME_OpportunityUser.contentWindow.document.all.crmGrid.Refresh();
break;
}
}
} catch (e)
{ }
“sAssociationName” is the relationship name (we can find this in entity customization).
Here there is an N:N relationship in between Opportunity and SystemUser named “new_new_opportunity_systemuser”.
And the system user grid is there on the CRM. On addition/removal of any entry in the user list will refresh the corresponding grid.
{
var _locAssocObj = locAssocObj;
locAssocObj = this.locAssocObj;
//fucntion definition for overloading the N:N Grid association
this.locAssocObj = function(iType, sSubType, sAssociationName, iRoleOrdinal) {
_locAssocObj(iType, sSubType, sAssociationName, iRoleOrdinal);
switch (sAssociationName) {
case "new_new_opportunity_systemuser":
crmForm.all.IFRAME_OpportunityUser.contentWindow.document.all.crmGrid.Refresh();
break;
}
}
} catch (e)
{ }
“sAssociationName” is the relationship name (we can find this in entity customization).
Here there is an N:N relationship in between Opportunity and SystemUser named “new_new_opportunity_systemuser”.
And the system user grid is there on the CRM. On addition/removal of any entry in the user list will refresh the corresponding grid.
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Thanks!!
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