Category: Tips and Tricks

Siebel Open UI and Object Oriented Javascript Programming

In my last post, I had explained OOPs concept in Javascript. Now, I will pick one sample PR file of Siebel Open UI and try to explain its relevance with Object Oriented Programming. Please check my last post first to understand this one better. In this post, below are the well defined snapshots of a sample PR with all its…

Introduction to Object Oriented Programming | JavaScript

My Guruji told me if you really want to do better in Siebel OpenUI, then you should learn Object Oriented Javascript. Usually, whatever concept or methods in Javascript I need, just GOOGLE it and got the answer. But seriously thats not enough..!!! In Siebel OpenUI, all vanilla JS files and any custom PM/PR files are purely based on Object Oriented…

Siebel OpenUI: Adding FilterToolbar in List Applet using JqGrid

Hope you guys like my last post, exploring further I got more interesting feature we can have in our Siebel List Applets with a single line of code only. For all new buddies, let me explain here that with Siebel OpenUI upgrade we have a lot of jQuery plugins used as vanilla files in Siebel. JQGrid is one of them…

Siebel OpenUI: Hide column in List Applet using JQGRID methods

This post is related to my last post. Requirement: Hide a column permanently in a List Applet which is mandatory to expose on Applet. Possible Solutions: Check Show in List property in applet list control. By checking this, column will be not be visible but available in Column Displayed option. Check Hidden property in applet list control. Using this, control…

Siebel OpenUI: Hiding a Column in List Applet

It seems to be pretty simple and may be stupid  requirement but its a possiblity that you need to expose some Field on applet web layout and in same time you don’t want it to be visible. Well in OpenUI enhancements, we can access only those fields in PM/PR which are mapped in web layout of applet or you can…

How to use LinkedIn API to get its relevant data ??

Up to my last post, we have created our app on LinkedIn and able to authorize it. Now, time to hit APIs and get data. In this post, we will try to understand about LinkedIn PeopleSearch API. This is how it looks like… IN.API.PeopleSearch() .params({“first-name”:”Barack”})     .fields([“firstName”,”headline”])     .result(function(result) {          alert JSON.stringify(result))     }   fields() (optional) – Array {String}, Argument…