Norman King
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The list button was registered by reassigning frappe.listview_settings['Customer'] in a globally-loaded script, but ERPNext's own Customer list_js (loaded when the list opens) overwrote it, so the button never appeared. Register it via doctype_list_js instead — which Frappe appends after the doctype's own list_js — and merge into the existing settings (wrapping onload, preserving ERPNext's add_fields) rather than reassigning. The form button and shared ns_statements helpers stay in customer_statements.js. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
40 lines
900 B
Python
40 lines
900 B
Python
app_name = "ns_app"
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app_title = "NS App"
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app_publisher = "NS Innovations"
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app_description = "Custom ERPNext extensions"
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app_email = "dev@nsinnovations.net"
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app_license = "MIT"
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# Load on every page
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app_include_js = [
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"/assets/ns_app/js/customer_quick_entry.js",
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"/assets/ns_app/js/customer_statements.js"
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]
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# Load on Sales Invoice form
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doctype_js = {
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"Sales Invoice": "public/js/sales_invoice.js"
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}
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# Load on Customer list view (merges the "Generate Statements" action)
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doctype_list_js = {
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"Customer": "public/js/customer_list.js"
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}
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# Ensure custom fields exist after every migrate
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after_migrate = "ns_app.setup.after_migrate"
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# Fixtures tracked in Git
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fixtures = [
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{
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"dt": "Print Format",
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"filters": [
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["name", "in", [
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"NS Invoice",
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"NS Sales Order",
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"NS Quotation"
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]]
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]
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}
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]
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