Redwood: Use Additional Extensibility Capabilities When Editing Purchase Orders

Extend the Redwood Edit Purchase Order page further using Oracle Visual Builder Studio. Extensibility capability support has been added to the lines, schedules and distributions tables of the Redwood Edit Purchase Order page.

Here's an example:

Set the line-level attribute " Description" to "Hidden by Default" on the Edit Purchase Order page through Visual Builder Studio.

Selecting Edit Purchase Order as Page Mode Condition

Selecting Edit Purchase Order as Page Mode Condition

Description Attribute Set to "Hidden by Default"

Description Attribute Set to Hidden by Default

Description Attribute Displayed as Hidden by Default in Column Management

Description Attribute Displayed as Hidden by Default in Column Management

Set the Schedule-level attribute " Ship To Location" to "Hidden by Default" on the Edit Change Order page through Visual Builder Studio.

Selecting Edit Change Order as Page Mode Condition

Selecting Edit Change Order as Page Mode Condition

 Ship To Location Attribute  Set to "Hidden by Default"

Ship To Location Attribute Set to Hidden by Default

 Ship To Location Attribute Displayed as Hidden by Default in Column Management

Ship-to Location Attribute Displayed as Hidden by Default in Column Management

Additional information at header level supports extensibility capability.

Additional Order Details

Additional Order Details

Additional information in all tables supports extensibility capabilities.

Additional Information for Lines

Additional Information for Lines

Additional Information for Schedules

Additional Information for Schedules

Additional Information for Distributions

Additional Information for Distributions

The Split button in schedules and distributions now supports extensibility. You can also hide the button based on your requirements.

Open the page in Visual Builder Studio, and in the Page Properties section of the Schedules Table - Actions, set the value to 'false.' This will hide the split action in the Schedules table of the Purchase Order page.

Split Action in Page Properties of VB Studio

Split Action in Page Properties of VB Studio

Split Action Hidden in Schedules

Split Action Hidden in Schedules

Attributes can now be customized conditionally based on the party type. The valid values are requester, buyer, and supplier.

Party Type-Based Attribute Customization

Party Type-Based Attribute Customization

Attributes can now be conditionally customized for three different pages based on the page mode setting. The valid values for this setting are Edit Purchase Order, Edit Change Order, and View Change Order.

Page Mode-Based Attribute Customization

Page Mode-Based Attribute Customization

Steps to Enable

Leverage the Visual Builder Studio to expose your applications. To learn more about extending your application using Visual Builder, visit Oracle Help Center > your apps service area of interest > Books > Configuration and Extension.

Tips And Considerations

  • VB Studio: You should extend the application in Express mode only.
  • Attributes in tables should be customized via collection rules.
  • Attributes in form should be customized via form rules.

Key Resources

Access Requirements

Users who are assigned a configured job role that contain these privileges can access this feature in Purchasing:

  • View Administration Link (FND_VIEW_ADMIN_LINK_PRIV)
  • Administer Sandbox (FND_ADMINISTER_SANDBOX_PRIV)

These privileges were available prior to this update.