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 Avinash Haridasu (Avinash.Haridasu)
Morgan Stanley

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Posted: March 23, 2016
Last activity: April 3, 2016
Posted: 23 Mar 2016 8:53 EDT
Last activity: 3 Apr 2016 16:04 EDT
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Find sections which have used CSS Classes in our app

We would like to eliminate the dependency on the CSS files attached to our skin.

How do we find out whether the css classes are being referred in any of the sections in the application.

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Posted: 5 years ago
Posted: 23 Mar 2016 10:55 EDT
Phani Sahukaru (sahup1)
PEGA
Architect - Financial Services
Pegasystems Inc.
IN

Hi Avinash, Good morning!

would the following steps be of help?

  • Create a report definition on Rule-HTML-Section retrieving only the application section rules
  • Issue Obj-Open-By-Handle on each section
  • loop through RULE-OBJ-PROPERTY RULE-HTML-SECTION PYSECTIONS page list to body, header, row and cell to check if properties either pyInlineStyle or pyReadOnlyStyle, pyReadWriteStyle contains a value.
  • if found build a page list containing the rule names
  • refer to pxConvertResultsToCSV to build an excel report listing all the section rules containing the CSS file associated to the rule.

Please share your thoughts/comments, Thank you!

psahukaru
Posted: 5 years ago
Posted: 28 Mar 2016 3:12 EDT
Avinash Haridasu (Avinash.Haridasu)
Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley
IN

Thanks Phani.

Seems like there is no OOTB way available as with inline styles. Can we configure to throw guardrail if any CSS classes are being used?
Posted: 5 years ago
Posted: 3 Apr 2016 16:04 EDT
Phani Sahukaru (sahup1)
PEGA
Architect - Financial Services
Pegasystems Inc.
IN

Hi Avinash, Good morning!

>>> Seems like there is no OOTB way available as with inline styles

  • if not looking for specific CSS, we could run by guardrail report...
    • which pulls harness, sections and all UI rules associated with css files.

>>> Can we configure to throw guardrail if any CSS classes are being used

  • OOTB should throw guardrail warning.
    • if still need to have an explicit/specific compliance
      • we may need to customize OOTB activity CheckForCustomWarnings in each rule type class.

Thank you!

psahukaru