| // This script was created so that we can select web users for gym membership | |
| // only allow active plans to be selected | |
| // Once a plan is selected we default the values for price | |
| frappe.ui.form.on('Gym Membership', { | |
| plan: function(frm) { | |
| frm.set_value('length', 99); | |
| frm.set_value('price', 101.11); | |
| frm.set_value('status', "Awaiting Payment"); | |
| }, | |
| refresh: function(frm) { |
| import frappe | |
| // This code is called from a front end script and returns a SQL query with a dictionary list. | |
| @frappe.whitelist() | |
| def get_rental_articles(first_name): | |
| rentals = frappe.db.sql(f""" SELECT * from `tabLibrary Transaction` WHERE library_member = '{first_name}' """, as_dict=True) | |
| return rentals |
| frappe.ui.form.on('Library Member', { | |
| refresh(frm) { | |
| // Get the library memmbers first name from form JavaScript object | |
| let first_name = frm.doc.first_name; | |
| console.log(frm.doc); | |
| // Check we have a name value and call the backend using an AJAX like call | |
| // On completion call an Arrow function with results | |
| // Backend function is written in python in the api.py file | |
| if (first_name){ |
A guide to Install Frappe Bench v14 on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and start building the Library Tutorial I hope this makes your Frappe development and exploration more simpler. Frappe Cloud provides great capabilities too. This is for a development server and not for a production build (obviously)
Digital Ocean account and a droplet created
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
| *** Settings *** | |
| Library RPA.Robocorp.WorkItems | |
| Library RPA.Tables | |
| Library RPA.JSON | |
| Library Collections | |
| *** Tasks *** | |
| Consume Items | |
| [Documentation] Cycle through the quote items |
| *** Settings *** | |
| Documentation This robot will be run in robocloud, ask user for input file and then load work items | |
| Library Collections | |
| Library RPA.Tables | |
| Library RPA.Dialogs | |
| Library RPA.Robocorp.Process | |
| Library RPA.Robocorp.Vault | |
| *** Variables *** | |
| ${CSV_FILE} devdata${/}price_increase.csv |
| Working as the CTO of Neptune Software for the last three and a half years, I have spent most of my time working with SAP mobility and User Experience, meeting and discussing with customers and helping in mobile SAP implementations all over the world. This post will look at the three major misconceptions I have observed that in my opinion dooms your mobility project. | |
| 1 - Responsive Web Design is sufficient for Enterprise Mobility | |
| With the emergence of HTML5 and great frameworks like SAPUI5, it is possible to create responsive web pages enhanced for viewing on mobile devices and even optimized for touch events. It is tempting to view mobile web apps as the most cost efficient and best option to roll out mobility in an organization. | |
| Unfortunately this solution is ill suited for any serious mobility project and more so in an enterprise setting. I see more and more of the SAP community considering mobility as inherent in all other topics, which is good, but I am afraid that projects downplay mobility into |
| <!DOCTYPE html> | |
| <html lang="en"> | |
| <head> | |
| <title>SAPUI5 Hello World live demo</title> | |
| <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"/> | |
| <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge"/> | |
| <script id="sap-ui-bootstrap" | |
| type="text/javascript" | |
| src="/temp/ui5/resources/sap-ui-core.js" |
| * Local data | |
| data: lo_fpm type ref to if_fpm, | |
| lo_event type ref to cl_fpm_event. | |
| * Create the object | |
| create object lo_event | |
| exporting | |
| iv_event_id ='DELETE_AIRPORT'. | |
| * Set the parameters |
| DATA: lt_param TYPE tihttpnvp, | |
| ls_param TYPE ihttpnvp, | |
| ls_url TYPE string. | |
| * Set up configuration ID for calling the Web Dynpro | |
| MOVE 'WDCONFIGURATIONID' TO ls_param-name. | |
| MOVE 'ZSD_SD_INV_REQ_CREATE' TO ls_param-value. | |
| APPEND ls_param TO lt_param. | |
| * Set up the parameter that need to be passed into Web Dynpro |