chris.wolcott1.5524909084482422E12 asked a question.
I know that I can perform the following:
context.setReturnValue(false);
to stop the progression of the dialog, but I am confussed on how to iterate over the features to check if any are active.
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{
try{
if(arg0.resolveString("$P(BeanIDOfFeaure.active)").equalsIgnoreCase("true")){
// feature is selected!
}else{
// feature not selected
}
}catch(Exception e){
LogUtils.getLog().logEvent(this, Log.ERROR, e);
}
}
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Obviously you could put all in something like:
'if (featureA.active(true) || featureB.active(true) || ...){ then 1 is selected!}
Regards,
Tom
I was actually looking for something more dynamic. So as I added new features I wouldn't have to go change the code. My thought was to go throught the product tree and get the features and then ask the features if there are visible and active. I just do not know where to start.