EXERCISE 1
Very simple, we show the GUID and type of the related record


using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls;
using c360.Toolkit.SDK.UI;
using c360.Toolkit.SDK.Pages;

namespace SDKWebinar
{
	public class DefaultPage : c360.Toolkit.SDK.Pages.AreaPage
	{
		public override void BuildMenuArea()
		{
			Response.Write("<br>The GUID of the entity: " + Instance.ObjId);
			Response.Write("<br>The Object Type of the entity: " + Instance.ObjType);
		}
	}
}

 

EXERCISE 2
Two picklists: one that automatically retrieves the available picklist values for the Contact.AccountRoleCode and the other to display the 7 days of the week

using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls;
using c360.Toolkit.SDK.UI;
using c360.Toolkit.SDK.Pages;

namespace SDKWebinar
{
	public class DefaultPage : c360.Toolkit.SDK.Pages.AreaPage
	{
		public override void BuildMenuArea()
		{
			IPicklist singlePicklist1 = ControlFactory.CreatePicklist();
			singlePicklist1.EntityName = "contact";
			singlePicklist1.FieldName = "accountrolecode";
			Instance.ContentArea.Controls.Add(singlePicklist1.Control);

			IPicklist singlePicklist2 = ControlFactory.CreatePicklist();
			singlePicklist2.Items.Add(ControlFactory.CreatePicklistItem("Monday", "1"));
			singlePicklist2.Items.Add(ControlFactory.CreatePicklistItem("Tuesday", "2"));
			singlePicklist2.Items.Add(ControlFactory.CreatePicklistItem("Wednesday", "3"));
			singlePicklist2.Items.Add(ControlFactory.CreatePicklistItem("Thursday", "4"));
			singlePicklist2.Items.Add(ControlFactory.CreatePicklistItem("Friday", "5"));
			singlePicklist2.Items.Add(ControlFactory.CreatePicklistItem("Saturday", "6"));
			singlePicklist2.Items.Add(ControlFactory.CreatePicklistItem("Sunday", "7"));
			Instance.ContentArea.Controls.Add(singlePicklist2.Control);
		}
	}
}



EXERCISE 3
Lookp control for System Users, Cases and Campaigns

using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls;
using c360.Toolkit.SDK.UI;
using c360.Toolkit.SDK.Pages;

namespace SDKWebinar
{
	public class DefaultPage : c360.Toolkit.SDK.Pages.AreaPage
	{
		public override void BuildMenuArea()
		{
			ILookup objLookup = ControlFactory.CreateLookup();
			objLookup.AllowedObjectTypes.Add(112); //case (incident)
			objLookup.AllowedObjectTypes.Add(8); //systemuser
			objLookup.AllowedObjectTypes.Add(4400); //campaign
			Instance.ContentArea.Controls.Add(objLookup.Control);
		}
	}
}

 

EXERCISE 4
Grid showing all Contact with lastname starting with ‘t’


using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls;
using c360.Toolkit.SDK.UI;
using c360.Toolkit.SDK.Pages;

namespace SDKWebinar
{
	public class DefaultPage : c360.Toolkit.SDK.Pages.AreaPage
	{
		public override void BuildMenuArea()
		{
			IGrid objGrid = ControlFactory.CreateGrid();
			objGrid.ID = "TestGrid";
			objGrid.ReturnedTypeCode = 2;
			objGrid.SortCol = "fullname";
			objGrid.SearchingStyle = SearchingStyles.Standard;
			objGrid.ViewsSelectorStyle = ViewsSelectorStyles.Standard;
			objGrid.ShowJumpBar = false;
			
			//fetch all contacts whose first name begins with the letter "t"
			objGrid.FetchXml = @"<fetch mapping='logical'><entity name='contact'><all-attributes/><filter type='and'><condition attribute='fullname' operator='like' value='t%'/></filter></entity></fetch>";

			//specify which columns you'd like to show for this search
			objGrid.ColumnHeaders.Add(ControlFactory.CreateColumnHeader("Name", "fullname", 200));
			objGrid.ColumnHeaders.Add(ControlFactory.CreateColumnHeader("Phone Number","telephone1",200));

			Instance.ContentArea.Controls.Add(objGrid.Control);
		}
	}
}