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AutoFill Feature not Working Properly

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Hello everyone,

I have an object which has 5 classes. I added the same properties in two of these classes, but when I tried to select the related class to fill out other properties, it does not work. Our agency confirmed that auto fill is not working for the classes which are under the same object.

I don't want to separate the classes and make each of them objects because I will have to change many created object.

Is there any solution to get this work?

Thanks!
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  • I am sorry. I did not give details. Here is our configuration.

    A (Object Type)

    B (Class)
    AA (Property)
    AB (Property)
    AC (Property-a list of related objects of class C)
    AD (Property)

    C (Class)
    AE (Property)
    AF (Property)
    AG (Property)
    AD (Property)

    So, when AC is selected, the AD property should be filled automatically because it is the same property of C class. But, that is not the case. We figured out that it only works for classes that are under different object types. So, if I had a set up like this:

    A (Object Type)

    B (Class)
    AA (Property)
    AB (Property)
    AC (Property-a list of related objects of class C)
    AD (Property)

    D (Object Type)
    C (Class)
    AE (Property)
    AF (Property)
    AG (Property)
    AD (Property)

    Then, when AC is selected, the AD property is filled automatically with no problem.

    Hope this makes sense right now.


    Thanks for the description. I have reported the issue to our system (ID 138739). You may want to contact our support and describe this use case and the harm it causes in more details so that they can elevate the priority of the bug fix. Please refer to this issue ID in your support ticket.

    Mika
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  • I am sorry. I did not give details. Here is our configuration.

    A (Object Type)

    B (Class)
    AA (Property)
    AB (Property)
    AC (Property-a list of related objects of class C)
    AD (Property)

    C (Class)
    AE (Property)
    AF (Property)
    AG (Property)
    AD (Property)

    So, when AC is selected, the AD property should be filled automatically because it is the same property of C class. But, that is not the case. We figured out that it only works for classes that are under different object types. So, if I had a set up like this:

    A (Object Type)

    B (Class)
    AA (Property)
    AB (Property)
    AC (Property-a list of related objects of class C)
    AD (Property)

    D (Object Type)
    C (Class)
    AE (Property)
    AF (Property)
    AG (Property)
    AD (Property)

    Then, when AC is selected, the AD property is filled automatically with no problem.

    Hope this makes sense right now.


    Thanks for the description. I have reported the issue to our system (ID 138739). You may want to contact our support and describe this use case and the harm it causes in more details so that they can elevate the priority of the bug fix. Please refer to this issue ID in your support ticket.

    Mika
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