Binding the adf-webscript-get component into a button

[rsocorro]

Is there a way to bind the adf-webscript-get component into a button that is in a dropdown? Because right now the calling of the webscript is happening on page reload, and what I want to do is run that when the button is clicked. Cheers!

<adf-sidebar-action-menu>

    <mat-icon sidebar-menu-title-icon>arrow_drop_down</mat-icon>

    <div sidebar-menu-expand-icon>

        <mat-icon>add</mat-icon>

        <span>Create...</span>

    </div>

    <div sidebar-menu-options>

        <button met-menu-item

            [adf-create-folder]="getDocumentListCurrentFolderId()"

            (success)="onFolderCreate($event)"

            title="Create New Folder">

            <mat-icon>folder</mat-icon>

            <span>Folder</span>

        </button>

        <button mat-menu-item>

            <adf-webscript-get

                [contextRoot]="alfresco"

                [servicePath]="service"

                [scriptPath]="'googledocs/createContent?contenttype=document&parent=workspace://SpacesStore/8f2105b4-daaf-4874-9e8a-2152569d109b'"

                [contentType]="HTML">

        </adf-webscript-get>

        <span>Google Docs Document...</span>

        </button>

    </div>

</adf-sidebar-action-menu>

[eugenio_romano · Accepted solution]

Hi, what the webscript does :

alfresco-ng2-components/webscript.component.ts at development · Alfresco/alfresco-ng2-components · G... 

you could associate the same call at on whatever onClick event of your app

[rsocorro]

one more question Eugenio Romano‌, because I'm using a webscript to create a Google Docs, is there a way to change/construct where the Google Docs is being created? Like for instance if I want to create it inside a folder? because right now it is by default getting created in the documentLibrary folder even if I try to create it somewhere else. Thanks!

[eugenio_romano]

I guess it depends from your webscript that actually I don't know wht it does inside. I guess I need more context 

[rsocorro]

scriptPathDocs: string = 'googledocs/createContent?contenttype=document&parent=workspace://SpacesStore/8f2105b4-daaf-4874-9e8a-2152569d109b';

Ahh got it now, in my scriptPathDocs, it has the folder documentLibrary value by default in it. Now, how will I approach this if I want the document to be created in a specific location?

[eugenio_romano]

yes you need to change it 

[eugenio_romano]

i guess you need to pass a parameter to it but for the webbscript the ECM part of the community portal can help you better 

[rsocorro]

kinda solved it by doing this by changing the scriptPathDocs, from documentLibrary folder to repository/root/Company Home folder,

scriptPathDocs: string = 'googledocs/createContent?contenttype=document&parent=workspace://SpacesStore/cd49a7d6-8e38-487f-8af4-9fed5027c8c9';

onGoogleDocsCreate() {

    this.scriptPathDocs = 'googledocs/createContent?contenttype=document&parent=workspace://SpacesStore/' + this.documentList.currentFolderId;

    this.apiService.getInstance().webScript.executeWebScript('GET', this.scripPathDocs, this.scriptArgs, this.contextRoot, this.servicePath).then((webScriptdata) => {

    this.data = webScriptdata;

    this.documentList.reload();

});

}

I am able to create a google document in any folder except in the repository/root/Company Home location. and this is the error I'm getting.

> ERROR Error: "Uncaught (in promise): Error: {

    "status" : {

    "code" : 500,

    "name" : "Internal Error",

    "description" : "An error inside the HTTP server which prevented it from fulfilling the request."

},

    "message" : "09280051 Node does not exist: workspace:\/\/SpacesStore\/-root- (status:null)",

    "exception" : "",

    "callstack" : [],

    "server" : "Enterprise v5.2.3 (r852994b1-b12) schema 10,065",

    "time" : "Oct 28, 2018 10:31:15 PM"

}

[rohit9637]

As Eugenio Romano‌ said you can web script on an onClick event of your app.

You can call custom web script by executeWebScript() refer this for detail:- GitHub - Alfresco/alfresco-js-api at master