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#2105 - API Help
From a programming perspective, if I have a bean, and I want a list of related beans that honors SecuritySuite groups, what's the simplest way to go about that? Unless I'm missing something, get_related_list doesn't appear to honor it.
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8 years ago
That's correct. The logic hasn't been added to that function as the UI doesn't really use it. For using the SugarBean the only option would be create_new_list_query and passing the filters as needed. Otherwise, you can mimic the Security Group logic embedded in create_new_list_query and apply it to the query that gets generated in get_related_list. It should make sense on how to do that once you take a look, but I'm happy to help with any questions.
8 years ago
Thanks! So, I could basically pass the output of getGroupWhere as the "where" to a list query?
8 years ago
If you copy/paste the SECURITY GROUPS chunk in create_new_list_query to right below where $entire_where is defined (before $query gets assigned) and then replace $where with $entire_where it should work exactly as you would expect it to then.
8 years ago
Closing this out, but feel free to follow up if you have any more questions.