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I'll add that I have turned caching off and have full access to all the objects and fields that I'm referencing. |
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I cant install this package to replicate the issue you have but it looks like the following would work. Relationship Name: KimbleOne__Invoices__r Make sure you log out and back in again after saving the changes. To verify the selections you can open the Developer Console as an Admin and execute the following Query Select Id, (SELECT Id, Name, CreatedDate from KimbleOne__Invoices__r) FROM Account WHERE Id = 'InsertValidId'. This should return the child records for the records in the managed package using the Id you use for a valid Account. |
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Dave,
Thanks for the speedy reply. I made the config changes, logged out and then back in, and the query is returning all the invoices. Nothing is landing on the Time Warp screen however. Kantata is the largest app on the appexchange (competitor to Certinia) and all the permissions are controlled in over 500 permission sets and custom screens to apply them (long before permission groups existed).
Is it possible that Time Warp needs some kind of permission to access the Kantata objects? I have full permission to all the Kantata data and features.
Thanks,
Peter
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Subject: Re: [deejay-hub/timeline-lwc] Custom Object (from Managed Package) Not Working (Discussion #313)
I cant install this package to replicate the issue you have but it looks like the following would work.
Relationship Name: KimbleOne__Invoices__r
Object Name should be: KimbleOne__Invoice__c
Make sure you log out and back in again after saving the changes.
To verify the selections you can open the Developer Console as an Admin and execute the following Query
Select Id, (SELECT Id, Name, CreatedDate from KimbleOne__Invoices__r) FROM Account WHERE Id = ''. This should return the child records for the records in the managed package using the Id you use for a valid Account.
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I can't get any custom objects from a managed package to show up. I have tried this a number of ways with no luck. Note that the instructions say to prepend the managed package namespace on the front of the Relationship Name and Object Name. I have tried it that way, but you can't really see in the screen shot so I deleted them. But the way I had them entered was KimbleOne__Invoices__r and KimbleOne__KimbleOne__Invoice__c respectively
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Here is the Invoice object that I'm trying to show
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The Time Warp component doesn't seem to be aware of the Invoices in any way (filters, etc.)
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