I haven’t. I really figured the way I was doing this would be the simplest. The real question I have is why does the Search show the custom columns but doesn’t display the data from those fields even though it exists.
Is there any value in the Project.ProgramName_c field yet? Or is the search trying to assign the value?
The value is assigned by the selected result from Search.
I have to admit, I don’t use searches.
What method is being used for the search? GetList, GetRows, something else?
It can’t be.
You MUST use the Key1, Key2… fields
You can use Key1 as Program ID etc.
OR
Even though you must use they Key1 etc fields,
you could use a Guid or the NextSequence functionality to fill it with a unique id, and that will satisfy Epicor.
One advantage of the first option though, is the real “Key” fields are indexed, so keep that in mind.
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I am using Key1 as the Program ID currently for that same reason
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Console pane says GetList
Do you know how to get to the REST API Help? I would go there and try and run this method with the parameters in the link and see what gets returned.
I examined the console tab and I can see it isn’t even querying the data
Now the question is how can I add those custom fields to this, right?
That’s just the header, you need to look at the request and response.
The response isn’t providing any of that data. Where would I look at the request?
Another thought I’m having is, is there a way to personalize a default column view for all users or do they have to each personalize them? For this situation specifically, when they use the working search, it lists a lot of the UD01 fields, Key1-5, Character01-20, Shortchar01-20, etc. Is there a way to standardize that view for all users?
Payload
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This is all I have in the Payload, it doesn’t seem right
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