Tell me more about the critical business outcome you’re trying to achieve by changing color of the Instruction text. Meaning, are you trying to call attention to something important, perhaps based on business rules?
Generally, in our short term roadmap, we’re exploring ways to use business logic to drive guided messages, such as warnings and informational messages. For example, suppose loan amount is greater than a certain threshold, and you want to provide an informational message that helps them understand the implications. We also want to do this in a prescriptive way, thereby ensuring Accessibility compliance and consistency and easy configuration.
The product team would love to see if our plans meet your use case; if you want, have your Pega Account Executive and/or Client Success Manager schedule some time with me.
One last note: No CSS to adjust OOTB markup. CSS leads to broken apps on upgrade, accessibility failures, front-end skills, and slower time to value. Avoid it.
PSB screenshot of the same .. The text starts with “click on top left” is a banner widget using information style OOTB. we can display with other variants like success or warning as well.
@SateeshB6784 : This needs little bit of extending pega banner component to add font style. But if this can be enhanced as part of the component, would be fantastic. @RichardMarsot , @Sam Alexander : Thoughts ?
@PRUTHVIRAJ When we say a property is a data reference, the Data Page configured as part of property is lookup data page and not list data page(probably that’s the reason it did not show your keyed DP while configuring property) . Source of the list of records is always configured in the view and not in the property. So when you drop the reference field on the view, you can provided your keyed DP
Is there a reason you didn’t create it as data reference property from App Studio?
@A___K____ Currently, use “Instruction text” on the form or field group. Use a single checkbox below it. See screenshot. In this screenshot, my instruction text is one line, but it can certainly be several paragraphs of text. The benefits is OOTB accessibility (508 compliance), quick configuration, less rule maintenance. ( @Chiranit Prateepasen may have a better screenshot. )
With the continuous release of GenAI Blueprint, it’s still a good idea to leverage the Pega Common Data Model? I have read partially the Common Data Model documentation, but I noticed it does not mention any reference to the GenAI blueprint.
The way I see it, and I might be wrong, the Pega GenAI blueprint can be suitable for a new greenfield Pega Platform implementation, but if you need a full customer solution, you can choose Pega CS and implement the data model of your application based on the Pega Common Data Model. (new service request types can also be built based on the built-in service request type templates)
@Sam Alexander : Hi Sam, Any luck? We are going live with constellation month end, this is one of the security issues we didn’t able to find an answer. Any suggestion or work around will be much appreciated.
Apologies, this forum has many topics and I accidentally missed this.
This is currently the way the system works. I’m also not clear on the critical business value of disabling the parent link. I’d like to better understand. Can you reach out to your Pega Account Executive and/or Client Success Manager and have them schedule some time with me?
@PraveenkumarN9639 Great. Obviously you had to do work to rearchiect your case model, but do you feel you are losing any functionality that a true parent/child relationship provided? Just curious, trying to understand the impact.
@PraveenkumarN9639 do you refer to guided tours? I believe there are no plans to make it available inside a platform. There reason is that there are plenty of fantastic and feature rich implementations of guided tours out there in market that can be brought to Pega by leveraging DX Component. Here is example: https://driverjs.com
Thank you for the response. Let’s imagine I am building a customer consent form or a terms and conditions form with a lot of text or multiple paragraphs, ending with a single checkbox to capture customer consent. How can I achieve this in Constellation by default?
@A___K____ Would you be able to answer a few questions, so I can understand the flow at a high-level? Is the user at the end of their workflow? In other words, they complete all of their assignment? If so, I wonder if you could leverage an out-of-the-box confirmation View. Please see: Pegasystems Documentation
The scenario is slightly different; I want to add a paragraph in the highlighted area.
I have tried a couple of methods to achieve this, but they did not work:
I created a new view without any fields, added the instruction text to the view, and included this view in the original view, but the instruction text did not display in the UI. 2. I created a field group without any fields, added the instruction text to the field group, and included in the original view, but the instruction text did not display in the UI.
@Chiranit Prateepasen Can I add single line of text at the bottom of the screen? (Pls refer previous pictute) Is it possible to achieve this using OOTB, or do I need to build custom component? I do not want to use multi-form for this scenario.
@Sam Alexander Thanks for the revert . We have changed our pattern from parent and child to standalone case with reference pattern to overcome this problem.
