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| Not-520a | [iDempiere] CarlosRuiz_globalqss pushed 2 commits to development [+0/-0/±0] https://bitbucket.org/idempiere/idempiere/commits/ | 08:20 |
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| Not-520a | [iDempiere] globalqss a74af11 - Changing development branch to default. | 08:20 |
| Not-520a | [iDempiere] globalqss 69db0a9 - Closing branch development. Please use default from now on. | 08:21 |
| Not-520a | [iDempiere] jenkins built #1882 completed (success) http://ci.idempiere.org/job/iDempiere/1882/ | 09:20 |
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| Not-520a | [IDEMPIERE] aconn updated IDEMPIERE-3533 | 18:29 |
| Not-520a | [IDEMPIERE] Hiep, your solution may be more elegant, but here is a simple approach that should be very easy to implement. Below is an example from another another application using single javascript page framework (Sencha). I believe the "zoom" url simply opens a web page and creates a cooking with the zoom detail. The existing desktop merely needs to poll that cookie for updates. The main drawback of this approach | 18:29 |
| Not-520a | is that it will leave the "zoom" page open. Example zoom url page from Sencha application: {code:java} http://support.bittware.com/visionproject/EditProjectIssueFromMail.do?projectIssueId=8817 {code} {code:java} <script type="text/javascript"> //Set_Cookie("LoadProjectIssue", '8817|5|CAPA|[CAPA-122] Corrective actions were not filed for Audit 26 of the "PLD Coding" procedure'); var expires = 60*60*24*1000; var today | 18:29 |
| Not-520a | = new Date(); var expires_date = new Date( today.getTime() + (expires) ); var cookieString = 'LoadProjectIssueData' + "=" +escape('8817|5|CAPA|[CAPA-122] Corrective actions were not filed for Audit 26 of the "PLD Coding" procedure'); document.cookie = cookieString; setTimeout(closeMe, 500); function closeMe(){ var win = window.open("","_self"); win.close(); } </script> You already have a VisionFlow instance running | 18:29 |
| Not-520a | and the issue has been loaded there! <br><br> You can close this window/tab! {code} | 18:29 |
| Not-520a | [IDEMPIERE] http://idempiere.atlassian.net/browse/IDEMPIERE-3533 | 18:29 |
| Not-520a | [IDEMPIERE] aconn updated IDEMPIERE-3533 | 18:30 |
| Not-520a | [IDEMPIERE] Hiep, your solution may be more elegant, but here is a simple approach that should be very easy to implement. Below is an example from another another application using single javascript page framework (Sencha). I believe the "zoom" url simply opens a web page and creates a cookie with the zoom detail. The existing zk desktop merely needs to poll that cookie for updates. The main drawback of this approach | 18:30 |
| Not-520a | is that it will leave the "zoom" page open. Example zoom url page from Sencha application: {code:java} http://support.bittware.com/visionproject/EditProjectIssueFromMail.do?projectIssueId=8817 {code} {code:java} <script type="text/javascript"> //Set_Cookie("LoadProjectIssue", '8817|5|CAPA|[CAPA-122] Corrective actions were not filed for Audit 26 of the "PLD Coding" procedure'); var expires = 60*60*24*1000; var today | 18:30 |
| Not-520a | = new Date(); var expires_date = new Date( today.getTime() + (expires) ); var cookieString = 'LoadProjectIssueData' + "=" +escape('8817|5|CAPA|[CAPA-122] Corrective actions were not filed for Audit 26 of the "PLD Coding" procedure'); document.cookie = cookieString; setTimeout(closeMe, 500); function closeMe(){ var win = window.open("","_self"); win.close(); } </script> You already have a VisionFlow instance running | 18:30 |
| Not-520a | and the issue has been loaded there! <br><br> You can close this window/tab! {code} | 18:30 |
| Not-520a | [IDEMPIERE] http://idempiere.atlassian.net/browse/IDEMPIERE-3533 | 18:30 |
| Not-520a | [IDEMPIERE] aconn updated IDEMPIERE-3533 | 18:30 |
| Not-520a | [IDEMPIERE] Hiep, your solution may be more elegant, but here is a simple approach that should be very easy to implement. Below is an example from another another application using single javascript page framework (Sencha). I believe the "zoom" url simply opens a web page and creates a cookie with the zoom detail. The existing zk desktop merely needs to poll that cookie for updates. The main drawback of this approach | 18:30 |
| Not-520a | is that it will leave the "zoom" page open. Example zoom url page from Sencha application. URL: {code:java} http://support.bittware.com/visionproject/EditProjectIssueFromMail.do?projectIssueId=8817 {code} PAGE: {code:java} <script type="text/javascript"> //Set_Cookie("LoadProjectIssue", '8817|5|CAPA|[CAPA-122] Corrective actions were not filed for Audit 26 of the "PLD Coding" procedure'); var expires = 60*60*24*1000; | 18:30 |
| Not-520a | var today = new Date(); var expires_date = new Date( today.getTime() + (expires) ); var cookieString = 'LoadProjectIssueData' + "=" +escape('8817|5|CAPA|[CAPA-122] Corrective actions were not filed for Audit 26 of the "PLD Coding" procedure'); document.cookie = cookieString; setTimeout(closeMe, 500); function closeMe(){ var win = window.open("","_self"); win.close(); } </script> You already have a VisionFlow instance | 18:30 |
| Not-520a | running and the issue has been loaded there! <br><br> You can close this window/tab! {code} | 18:30 |
| Not-520a | [IDEMPIERE] http://idempiere.atlassian.net/browse/IDEMPIERE-3533 | 18:30 |
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