I am at a loss what to suggest, but this does show that the problem with your custom field updating is actually somewhere else in the CRM software. It was actually already a problem and not related to whether you had a 2- or 4-column layout.
Are you working from a development environment and then deploying your changes to a production environment? I have this happen when that is the case and the āfields_meta_dataā table is not copied to the production environment.
Hello
I noticed that the update on standard data runs correctly (eg : adress, telephonā¦).
Unfortunately the update on specific fields does not work correctly. I noticed that the table updated (for accounts) is accounts_cstm. Each field has a āXXX_cā syntax. Eg : āsiret_cā.
The script for a customized field in editviewdefs.php is :
ālbl_detailview_panel2ā =>
array (
0 =>
array (
0 =>
array (
ānameā => āadecco_cā,
āstudioā => āvisibleā,
ālabelā => āAdeccoā,
),
1 =>
array (
ānameā => āadeccobudget_cā,
ālabelā => āAdecco budgetā,
),
2 =>
array (
ānameā => āadeccoreporting_cā,
āstudioā => āvisibleā,
ālabelā => āAdecco reportingā,
),
),
Is there something wrong ?
Thank you paulmm for your tutorial on this matter. Iām having same need of portraying more than 2 columns (even 8 or 10) on SuiteP (SuiteCRM v. 7.10) and reading again this thread I was wondering if you found some workaround or solution to this problem? Perhapsā¦
Or perhaps can I use Suite R theme on my SuiteCRM version ? how can this be doneā¦