Certainly. I took the solution from Zach in the above linked thread and changed the target object to ‘User’. I also have a section that removes the hyperlink when the field is not in edit mode as we prefer not to link to the User object.
// // CONFIGURATION // // Define the possible target objects var targetObjects = ['User']; // Render as a Picklist instead of an Autocomplete? var renderAsPicklist = false; var field = arguments[0], value = skuid.utils.decodeHTML(arguments[1]), metadata = field.metadata, $ = skuid.$; if (field.mode == 'edit') { // Limit the set of target objects var targets = [], uniqueTargets = {}; $.each(metadata.referenceTo,function(i,r){ if (($.inArray(r.objectName,targetObjects) != -1) && (!uniqueTargets[r.objectName])) { targets.push(r); uniqueTargets[r.objectName] = 1; if (targets.length == targetObjects.length) return false; } }); if (targets.length) { // Make this field render as a picklist? if (renderAsPicklist) field.options.type = 'REFPICK'; // Override the current referenceTo metadata.referenceTo.length = 0; metadata.ref = $.map(targets,function(targ){return targ.objectName;}).join(); metadata.referenceTo = targets; } } // Run the standard renderer skuid.ui.fieldRenderers[metadata.displaytype][field.mode](field,value); //Remove the hyperlink if (field.mode !== 'edit') { skuid.ui.fieldRenderers[field.metadata.displaytype][field.mode](field, value); var linkTag = $('a', field.element); if(linkTag.length){ var output = $('<div>'); output.append(linkTag.html()); } linkTag.replaceWith(output); }
