The subject sorta sums up my question. Basically I want to be able to do any of the following: 1. Make a specific subpanel entry required after inserting a parent account. OR 2. Redirect to subpanel insert screen after inserting a parent account. Any of those 2 doable? I'm using the professional edition by the way.

Hi Doddy Amijaya , In the record view of the module you want to call the create, and has the subpanels i would use this.model._relatedCollections; there should exist all your subpanels. Also you can go into each of the collections and call their models _.each(this.model._relatedCollections.example_collection_name.models, function(model){ console.log(model); }); Hope it helps Dont forget to mark the comment as the answer if it solved your problem.

how to redirect to related list insert screen after inserting a parent account

Doddy Amijaya over 10 years ago

The subject sorta sums up my question.

Basically I want to be able to do any of the following:

1. Make a specific subpanel entry required after inserting a parent account.

2. Redirect to subpanel insert screen after inserting a parent account.

Any of those 2 doable? I'm using the professional edition by the way.

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0 Gerardo Garcia Lima over 10 years ago
Hi Doddy Amijaya
I think you can do that, overwrite the record view, so the first time they got in there you call a navigate
app.router.navigate("#module_name/create", {trigger: true});
You can count the amount of records in the collections for that subpanel, so you execute it when there is no records.
Hope it helps

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0 Gerardo Garcia Lima over 10 years ago
Hi Doddy Amijaya
I think you can do that, overwrite the record view, so the first time they got in there you call a navigate
app.router.navigate("#module_name/create", {trigger: true});
You can count the amount of records in the collections for that subpanel, so you execute it when there is no records.
Hope it helps

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0 Doddy Amijaya over 10 years ago in reply to Gerardo Garcia Lima

thanks I'm gonna give it a whirl tonight. Will post back the result afterward.
0 Doddy Amijaya over 10 years ago in reply to Gerardo Garcia Lima

Hi Gerardo,
It works great!. However I am kind of stuck on getting the subpanel data.
what would be the parameter for App.data.getRelatedModule()?
that's how I am supposed to grab the subpanel record right?
0 Doddy Amijaya over 10 years ago in reply to Gerardo Garcia Lima

I just want share my findings.
when the subpanel is in a collapse state, doing this = this.model.getRelatedCollections('LINKNAME').models.length will return zero.
so what you have to do you have to call .fetch({relate:true}); first and then check the length. so regardless of the subpanel state it will return the correct value.