Suitecrm logic hooks not being called
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There are other mechanisms to ensure proper execution order/frequency such as checking the SESSION or REQUEST. The challenge is making sure your own hooks can handle that. There may be critical business logic that needs to be triggered on any Contact save. This is why I promote the use of save() in a before_save or after_save hook. For example, there may be logic hooks in place that do something when a contact gets reassigned (besides our own) such as ping a 3rd party notification system. With this change the logic hook runs just once while allowing the other Contact hooks to run as normal, if there are any. Now only the contact that is being edited ends up being logged: SO_LoopExample called for contact: Joshua Jenkins Application Hooks Application hooks are hooks. These contexts are Application Hooks, Module Hooks and User Hooks. Types Logic hooks can occur in three contexts. This can allow you to, for example, make a call to an external API, or to create a new record if certain events occur.
#Suitecrm logic hooks not being called code#
While this may seem obvious, don’t use React Hooks in normal JS code only in components. Intro Logic hooks allow you to hook into various events in SuiteCRM to fire custom code. Only call Hooks from functional components. To make sure of that we can utilize a static variable called $already_ran. This prevents odd bugs from Hooks not being called in the same order every time the component renders and lets React properly preserve state across useState and useEffect calls.
#Suitecrm logic hooks not being called registration#
Your hook registration needs to look like this: Make sure your register hook file is name and located here domain/crm/custom/modules/aosInvoices/logichooks. In this case, we want the logic hook to run just the first time. Based on what you provided, I doubt your hook is even being called. The problem is that when save() is called it triggers off its own set of logic hooks. SO_LoopExample called for contact: Joshua Ros Warning: this causes an infinite loop so run at your own peril!Īfter saving a contact you should see something like this in the logs: SO_LoopExample called for contact: Joshua Jenkins This is a before_save hook on the Contacts module that reassigns all other contacts with the same first name to the same user. One such scenario is when you notice your hook running multiple times and even into an infinite loop. However, there are scenarios that can really leave you scratching your head. Creating these hooks is fairly straightforward and easy in most cases with SugarCRM.
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Logic hooks, as we mentioned last week, allow you to insert business logic at certain points called events.