Does anybody know how to toggle and pass special arg %sysBypassLandingPage% ?
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Through 2025.1 this is what we do:
Getting rid of Landing Pages - Kinetic ERP - Epicor User Help Forum
I believe they are implementing something in 2025.2 but I don’t have that yet (on-prem) so I am not sure how that will work.
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@jbooker Did you find anything digging into this yesterday?
I found an event on a system page for UD101 called SetBypassLandingPage that sets TransView.SysBypassLandingPage to true, but I don’t see anything that uses that TransView field in any conditions.
Havn’t found any 2025.2 usage documentation nor dug any deeper but did notice a change in the javascript.
%sysBypassLandingPage% is now a special argument evaluated in expressions like other session context vars. Many of the OOB apps have an event that sets TransView.SysBypassLandingPage to the evaluated expression and the generic router routes past LandingPage when true.
The eval getter seems to be a property of transactionService as is a priorBypassLandingPage setting so I suspect it travels along everywhere until toggled or something like that. (?)
I’m curious if it’s meant to be passed in app-open like a prop of valueIn object or whatever, but don’t know.
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Would have been nice to get some details for one of the features they advertised for 25.2.
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2025.2 brought back the landing page for Part, and they have introduced a per user / per app setting to bypass the landing page, it is in the overflow > settings, i havent tested .4 however earlier pre releases had a bug where it would remove the landing page but not move you to the main page.
With the events that are part of the base application from at least 2025.1 you can create an event after Initialize Trans view to run a base event called ‘SetBypassLandingPage’ this then bypasses the landing page.
I do have an Idea out there for the option toi bypass landing page at menu item level. They already have a mechanism for passing info from the menu into the events in the app as it is used for Read Only for the trackers. This way it would give us full control over landing page or no landing page. Add Menu-Level Control to Bypass Landing Page
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Thanks Ben. I saw in the code it looked like a config option somewhere.
I really appreciate consultants like you bringing down gems like this which I assume are common knowledge through partner channels but unfortunate gaps in the docs for us lowly users.
Thanks for what you do.
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Confirmed working in patch 4.
It’s just through the partner controlled release. which is why i have been waiting to comment until GA day 
and all that
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Voted!
I noticed a setter in the code, have you experimented w trying to change on the fly? Like set sysbypass=false > app-open > set sysbypass=true back?
No I have not.
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