LogicHooks

There is a much easier way for Sugar Admins for setting up logic hooks and configuring algorithms for the SugarCRM platform, than upgrading skills to PHP coding and learning to create correct enhancement packages - a lot of typical tasks are configurable no-code with a Logic Builder tool.

For example, if buildings are represented as x_Building module and flats are represented as x_Flat module with 1:m relationship from Buildings to Flats, the drawing is simple:

And zip generated by Logic Builder with a click is:
z20220208_flowchart_lb62022a9ac5dec5_41227977.zip

In case of modules' names are different from x_Building and x_Flat or the relationship is different from 1:m, it takes a few minutes to switch to that module names in the example and generate the new logic hook to deploy with regular Module Loader.

What are the names of your modules as they are shown in the URL?

I hope this helps

There is a much easier way for Sugar Admins for setting up logic hooks and configuring algorithms for the SugarCRM platform, than upgrading skills to PHP coding and learning to create correct enhancement packages - a lot of typical tasks are configurable no-code with a Logic Builder tool.

For example, if buildings are represented as x_Building module and flats are represented as x_Flat module with 1:m relationship from Buildings to Flats, the drawing is simple:

And zip generated by Logic Builder with a click is:
z20220208_flowchart_lb62022a9ac5dec5_41227977.zip

In case of modules' names are different from x_Building and x_Flat or the relationship is different from 1:m, it takes a few minutes to switch to that module names in the example and generate the new logic hook to deploy with regular Module Loader.

What are the names of your modules as they are shown in the URL?

I hope this helps