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Request properties examples: IsVisibleForChildren?

Niels de Groot

Hello  

Sorry to bother you, but could you copy and paste the examples you referred to on connect.oneidentity.com
in this forum for us poor folks who don't have access to the connect forum ;-)

Your post:
Please check the following thread in addition, it contains some examples from other forum members.
https://connect.oneidentity.com/products/identity-manager/f/forum/5681/accessing-uid_personordered-and-uid_personinserted-in-new-request-parameters/18967#18967
and 'IsVisibleForChildren' what does it do?

As always, thank you,
Niels

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    Hi Niels, 

    The content is from other forum members; therefore, I cannot share it here. 

    It's my bad that I referred to Connect, knowing that the question came from a partner.

    If you do have a question, I'll try to answer it.

  • 0 in reply to Markus Weiss-Ehlers

    Hi Markus, I am also curious as to what "IsVisibleForChildren" does. This attribute doesn't seem to be retrieved in the API call for a DialogParameter. I am currently on 9.2.2 version.

    Editing to add more context..

    This is the scenario I am trying to tackle: Lets say I have 2 DialogParameters and the second should only be visible to the end user to enter the value when the first one meets certain criteria. In simplistic terms (this is not the actual scenario), lets say parameter1 has limited values "Integer" & "None". If user selects "Integer", then parameter2 should be visible to end user and if "None" is selected, parameter2 doesn't exist from end user point of view.

    Thanks!