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Is it possible to see the fields under a Business Process Flow in UCI instead of clicking it? (Like how it looks like on Legacy Web App)

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Posted on by Jimmar Tangkia

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Hi Guys,

Just wanted to check if this is possible with customization and if it is how can i get it done?

I am currently switching our Legacy web app to UCI and see that on Business Process Flow for the UCI you have to click it to show the fields that are underneath it compared to the Legacy.

eg. Legacy Web App.

UCI

I have to click the Proposed first to see info underneath it.

is there a way i can make it look like the one on Legacy Web App? or at least show the info without clicking it? Thanks

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Pankaj Gogoi 3,177 on at

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Hello Jimmar,

You can call this below function onLoad of the form.

function expandBusinessProcess(executionContext){ setTimeout(expandBusinessProcessDelay(executionContext),300) } function expandBusinessProcessDelay(executionContext){ executionContext.getFormContext().ui.process!==null&&executionContext.getFormContext().ui.process.setDisplayState("expanded") }

Ref : https://powerobjects.com/2015/06/23/collapsing-business-process-flows-in-dynamics-crm-20132015/

Hope this helps

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PG

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Pankaj Gogoi 3,177 on at

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Hi Jimmar,

Were you able to resolve this issue? Please mark the thread as closed if it is resolved.

Best Regards

PG

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Henry J. 5,237 on at

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Hi Jimmar,

There are multiple ways to achieve this with scripting:

You can explore using docked mode to see the BPF stage as a side pane. We also have onStageChange (OnStageSelected) event handling that you can use to execute your callbacks.
The selected stage can be retrieved using getSelectedStage and active stage using getActiveStage.

Henry

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