memos | Simple memo | Router library

You want sortBy (sorts the list in place) instead of sortedBy (returns a sorted copy, which you're basically discarding)

Also, why not put updateTime in the interface if it's something common to all Feeds? That way you don't need to do any type checking - you have a list of Feeds, they have an updateTime, so you can just sort by it.updateTime on all of them:

Yes, you can use the ternary conditional statement with .frame as well.

Example:

.frame(width: recording ? 40 : 60, height: recording ? 40 : 60, alignment: .center)

If you will change the Customize Attribute dropdown to Append to Original then you can add a PXRestrictor. If you want to always limit to Non-Stock items, then the PXRestrictor is simply:

HTML does not support nested forms, so the browser turns them into one. Which is why your button is outside the form. Remove the nested form and everything will work.

The first thing you need to make sure that your invoice is not on hold - if it is on hold then the entity returned by the Get will be empty. That could be a problem.

Also, can you please try using ReleaseInvoice() instead of Release() in the invoke?

InvokeResult invokeResult = client.Invoke(invoice, new ReleaseInvoice());

That has worked for me in the past.

You are not awaiting for the Future to return. memo_list is returned before .then() is executed, therefore memo_list will always be empty.

Try

CSAttributeDetail.ValueID is defined as an nvarchar(10) in the database. As per your selector, you are trying to assign the nvarchar(10) (string) value to an integer field. I tried this, and it works if your attribute's ValueID is numeric, but you did not indicate what your ValueID's values are. Since I can reproduce this behavior by adding attribute details that are character based codes instead of numbers, I suspect your attribute's detail values are letters instead of numbers.

Either make sure your attribute details' ValueID is always an integer value, or (preferably) change your user field to an nvarchar(10).

Unrelated, but worth noting... Since your PXSelector returns CSAttributeDetail.valueID to be stored in the field, you don't need to define a SubstituteKey of the same exact field.

To prevent the route transition, you need to do it programmatically after you run your startMemo function, something like this I guess:

This is not possible from the browser. You can not execute an system calls from a browser. Brython is like a transpiler like Typescript.

Refer this link. As per this link "but anyway, for security reasons, it's not possible to execute a program in the command line such as ping from a browser, be it in Javascript or Brython."