Thank you very much Bryant! This has worked. I am able to create nested attributes through JSON edit.
Original Message:
Sent: 09-26-2024 13:05
From: Bryant Barrenechea
Subject: Not able to display attributes from Location entity on Party entity screen
Correct. Nested attributes are currently not able to be configured to a relationType within the UI. However, you can configure it through the JSON directly.
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Bryant Barrenechea
Solution Architect | Professional Services
Original Message:
Sent: 09-26-2024 09:26
From: Kaushal Jha
Subject: Not able to display attributes from Location entity on Party entity screen
Thanks Bryant for looking into this! Actually these PartyAddress attributes are nested attributes and it is not giving option to create nested attributes at Relationship level. This is the reason we created a new PartyAddress entity for nested attributes. Please let me know if there is another way to achieve this.
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Kaushal Jha
Roche
Original Message:
Sent: 09-26-2024 08:28
From: Bryant Barrenechea
Subject: Not able to display attributes from Location entity on Party entity screen
Hello Kaushal,
Within the "parent" Entity A (Party), you cannot reference the "grandchild's" attributes of Entity C (Address) through the reference of the "child" Entity B (PartyAddress).
You can avoid having to create the PartyAddress entityType altogether if you store the PartyAddress attributes as relationship attributes within the relation of Party to Address.
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Bryant Barrenechea
Solution Architect | Professional Services
Original Message:
Sent: 09-24-2024 02:19
From: Kaushal Jha
Subject: Not able to display attributes from Location entity on Party entity screen
Hello Team, I have a requirement as below.
I have below two entities
1) Party
2) Address (Location)
There is M:M relationship between them. I have few attributes that is specific to that PartyAddress (like Phone(have attributes like Type, Number etc), Alt ID(type, name) etc).
I tried implementing as below.
I have created PartyAddress as a separate entity and have created relationships between Address & Party Address and then Party & PartyAddress. After this I have added PartyAddress as reference attribute in Party entity. I'm able to achieve the above requirement except that I'm not able to display Address attributes at Party level. Could you please help me in displaying Address attributes at Party Level. Is there any other way to do configuration for the above requirements?
I was going through the communities questions and it appears that the below question is similar to my requirements up to some extent.
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As Matthew has implemented the solution in their POC environment, I'm not able to view that. If you can share the steps then I can check if it will help us or not.
Please let me know if you have queries regarding the requirement.
Thanks and Regards,
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Kaushal Jha
Roche
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