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aras.uiShowItem Method (aras Object)

aras.uiShowItem Method

Gets Item by Item ID and then shows the Item.

Syntax

aras.uiShowItem(itemTypeName,itemID,viewMode)

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
itemTypeNameStringRequired. Name of the ItemType.
itemIDStringRequired. ID of the Item.
viewModeStringOptional. Unknown purpose but only supports the following values:
  • tab view - This is default.
  • openFile
  • new
※Each supported value will get same result. Therefore, call method without this parameter is OK.

Return Value

An AsyncResult object or a Boolean.
Returns AsyncResult object if the Item winodw is opened successfully, otherwise returns false.

See Also

aras Object
Aras Innovator Client Framework
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