I have tested with Atelier  1.0.122 (unreleased) and it worked. 

Thank you very much.

Worked well.

Please, attach your code that generates this output.

Are you using some provider?

I thought about stash the header and footer and inject this code on the layouts when needed . Also they would likje to control the active option, for instance, or have a history bar right bellow the menu. 

I am really interested in advice to them the best approach and I am worried about do not make simple things became a monster in order to get difficult for maintanance, etc.

Hi Steffan,

I though about have those header and footer layouts stashed and or loaded dinamically so that it can be  injected the other pages/layouts when needed. 

Could you please provide me more details about how to have this menu logic in a central method, as you mentioned? I have adviced them to use Multiple Templates (Dynamic Dispatch) in order to have the code more organized and easy to maintain. 

Thanks.

Hi Jue,

I am trying to install AngularJS from http://oss.opensagres.fr/angularjs-eclipse/1.1.0/. I don´t really know if this is the right one if it suits on our Atleier version. However I have searched for some Angular JS pluging on Google and followed the instructions. I am trying to install from Atelier->Help->Install New

This is the error that I am facing out:

It takes a while longer trying to compute 15 alternative solutions by itself and then pops up the error message above.

 Thanks.

Not necessary. It was just a copy and paste. You can use a registered for this and just expose your classmethod as sqlproc.

Sharing with all another example.

Credits to Amir Samary.

Class Sequence.Implementation Extends %RegisteredObject
{
/// SQL Example:
/// select Sequence.NextVal('TEST')
ClassMethod NextVal(pSeqName As %String, pContext As %String = "*") As %Integer [ SqlName = NextVal, SqlProc ]
{
set tSeqName = $ZConvert(pSeqName,"U")
Set tContext = $ZConvert($Select(pContext'="":pContext,1:"*"),"U")
Set seq = ""
    if $Data(^Sequence(tSeqName))
    {
     set seq = $Increment(^Sequence(tSeqName,tContext))
     Set %Sequence(tSeqName,tContext)=seq //For use by CurrVal()
    }
    else 
    {
     throw ##class(%Exception.SQL).CreateFromSQLCODE("-460","Sequence does not exist")
    }
    
Quit seq
}
/// SQL Example:
/// select Sequence.CurrVal('TEST')
/// WARNING: This will not work when called on the Management Portal since different processes
/// on the CSP Gateway pool may be answering to the HTTP request to execute the query.
/// This should work properly vía ODBC/JDBC since a single process is kept open for us and should
/// also work on $System.SQL.Shell().
ClassMethod CurrVal(pSeqName As %String, pContext As %String = "*") As %Integer [ SqlName = CurrVal, SqlProc ]
{
set tSeqName = $ZConvert(pSeqName,"U")
Set tContext = $ZConvert($Select(pContext'="":pContext,1:"*"),"U")
Set seq = ""
    if $Data(%Sequence(tSeqName,tContext))
    {
     set seq = %Sequence(tSeqName,tContext)
    }
    else 
    {
     throw ##class(%Exception.SQL).CreateFromSQLCODE("-460","There is no current value for this sequence. Call NextVal() first.")
    }
    
Quit seq
}
/// Create a new Sequence if it not exist. If the sequence exist, then return an error message
/// Ejemplo de SQL:
/// select Sequence.CreateSequence('TEST')
ClassMethod CreateSequence(pSeqName As %String, pContext As %String = "*") As %String [ SqlName = CreateSequence, SqlProc ]
{
set tSeqName = $ZConvert(pSeqName,"U")
Set tContext = $ZConvert($Select(pContext'="":pContext,1:"*"),"U")
    if $Data(^Sequence(tSeqName))
    {
        throw ##class(%Exception.SQL).CreateFromSQLCODE("-460","Sequence already exists")
    }
    else
    {
        set ^Sequence(tSeqName) = ""
        set ^Sequence(tSeqName,tContext) = 0
    }
    
    Quit 1
}
/// Drop a sequence if this exist, if it not exist, then return an error message
/// Ejemplo de SQL:
/// select Sequence.DropSequence('TEST')
ClassMethod DropSequence(pSeqName As %String) As %String [ SqlName = DropSequence, SqlProc ]
{
set tSeqName = $ZConvert(pSeqName,"U")
    if $Data(^Sequence(tSeqName))
    {
        Kill ^Sequence(tSeqName)
        Kill %Sequence(tSeqName)
    }
    else
    {
        throw ##class(%Exception.SQL).CreateFromSQLCODE("-460","Sequence does not exist")
    }
    
    Quit 1
}
}
 

Hi Joyce,

It worked well on this version. Thank you very much!

Best Regards.

Fábio

Yeap! I was trying to use getTemplateForArea(area) and zenPage.loadTemplateNS(), but I couldn´t make it work as I expected.

Good. Thank you very much!

Hi Ben!

In order to clarify your question I have done the following test:

• I have changed the person name from "Fabio Goncalves" to "Fabio Luiz Goncalves Costa" via object.

For those who want additional details about when a triggers is fired, here is the documentation url:

https://docs.intersystems.com/latest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KE…

Pageviews is related to the UI side. Some UI can have acces to multiple API endpoints and it would not be a good approach. We have tried that already. Also they would not like to use Google Analytics.

Great! I am going to try that and call a rest api async in order to record that. We are concerned about a high volume of user access and have peformance issues.

Hi Cris, 

Thanks! I am going contact you as suggested by Ben Spead. 

Later on I can post the solution over here.