How to add columns to the order and account 1C Trade Management 11?

Question

1C

In 1C Trade Management 11.1, in the sales section (customer orders), you need to add a column. In which text information will be manually entered. And then it will need to be printed (when we click Print customer order.). And also it is necessary that this field goes into the account and also printed out.
Tried through the menu item "change form". But only certain fields can be added there. In theory, you need to expand the list of these fields. I suspect that you need to climb into the Configurator. But where it goes, I can't imagine. I know how to add fields for printing that are available.
Thank you.

Answer 1

All subsequent printing problems are solved in a similar way: as a rule, the object manager module has a procedure for filling out a printable form and a function for receiving data. As a rule, this is a request - you need to watch and edit it.
When filling in a table row in a printed form, as a rule, the “Parameters.Fill ()” procedure is used, to which a string from the received data is passed. In this case, all fields with the same name "Nomenclature" -> "Nomenclature" are filled in. Therefore, it makes sense in layouts to name fields with parameters in the same way as they are called in metadata.

Answer 2

It is better not to change the typical configuration so that there are no problems with support and updates in the future. If the new field refers to the order itself (i.e. 1 new field per order), then you can use the additional information mechanism. You need to open the order -> click on the additional information button (to the right of "spend") -> All actions -> Change composition -> Selection -> Create. A form will open, you need to enter a name in it and specify the type "String". Write it down and select it from the list to add it to additional order details.
Each sales order document will now have the option to specify the value of this information by clicking on the more information button.
True, for printing, most likely, you will have to go into the configurator. If anything, then you need: Configurator -> Documents -> Customer Order - to change the composition of the details. And Configurator -> Information registers -> Additional Information. - If you use the additional information mechanism and you need to get their value.
P.S. I am not a UT specialist, perhaps knowledgeable people will suggest a better option.

Answer 3

You can add a column to the tabular part of the document only by changing the configuration (via the configurator). But keep in mind that when you update (if this document is changed in the new release), by default your column will fly off along with the previously entered information. For a correct update, you will need to parse the document and manually migrate the new release changes to keep the information you entered earlier in your column.
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