Work Notes

Register a WfForm save/submit check event, read the source attachment field, fetch attachment metadata, then route files into target attachment fields by keyword.

Use WfForm to read a main-form control field and sync detail table 2 to the target row count on page load, field changes, and manual row edits.

When E10 Ecode reports no directory permission during JAR deployment, update the secdevjar share path in ecod_system_config and call reloadSystemConfig.

A programmer-oriented AI usage note: basic AI categories first, then Codex, Claude Code, opencode, OpenAI-compatible APIs, NewAPI, sub2api, relay services, shared subscriptions, proxy providers, and protocols.

The full sanitized E9 Ecode nested-detail source: original comments removed, workflow/node/field details masked, and only key block notes retained.

Reference link for Ecology product NFS configuration documentation.

E10 EB dynamic title renaming: display-name data-* matching, ESB mapping plus certificate type option IDs, and layered ecode debugging checks.

Reference links for e-code common issues, solutions, and related technical documentation.

A compact reference for E10 JS-SDK entry points, events, field APIs, detail-table APIs, global helpers, and field-type helpers.

A compact reference for E9 WfForm events, fields, detail tables, custom rendering, global APIs, sign remarks, legacy compatibility, configuration, and CSS cases.

The core E9 submit-guard pattern: start from the submit event, call an interface asynchronously, require a stable successful response, and decide from responsebody.

A Go CLI approach for large imports: fetch an OAuth2 client_credentials token, pull cursor-based pages, inspect fields with dry-run, batch INSERT into MySQL, and keep insert-only safety boundaries.

Uses CALDTROW to count detail-table rows that match a condition into a main-table field; the condition must use a double equals operator, and mistakes may not throw errors.

Two implementations for the same requirement: field-linkage SQL and code-block JavaScript.

Overrides PC and mobile browser component props in Ecode to hide the Organization Structure tab, with both an admin-exclusion version and a workflow-frontend-only version.