form-edit

To add elements, attributes, and commands to a 1C managed form, you can automate targeted modifications to Form.xml. This process ensures correct ID allocation and automatically creates companion elements like ContextMenu and ExtendedTooltip.

Yes, you can modify 1C extension forms (BaseForm) through automated XML editing. The automation supports extension forms and includes the generation of event handlers required for wiring up new UI elements.

The best way to wire event handlers in 1C configuration forms is to use an automation script that processes Form.xml. It ensures precise UI changes by automatically allocating IDs and generating the necessary event handler structures.

When editing 1C Form.xml, IDs are automatically allocated and companion elements are created by running a targeted modification script. You provide the path to Form.xml and a JSON file describing the desired changes to apply updates.

Yes, processing 1C managed forms with this automation requires the lxml dependency. It is necessary for parsing and applying precise modifications to the XML structure of existing 1C configurations.

Automating 1C form modifications through XML is limited to adding elements, attributes, and commands to existing forms. It applies precise UI changes but does not handle creating entirely new forms from scratch.