How to use custom html block

i want to create a user profile section in an ERPNext dashboard workspace and display user details

@neha write all elements in html like this :

<div id="full_name"></div>
<div id="email"></div>

write js code to fill all the elements like this :

 frappe.call({
    method: "frappe.client.get",
        args: {
            doctype: "User",
            name: frappe.session.user,
             },
             callback(r) {
                 if(r.message) {
                    root_element.querySelector("#full_name").textContent=r.message.full_name;
                    root_element.querySelector('#email').textContent=r.message.email;
                 }
             }
});

you should see something like this :

next use css to beautify it .

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Thank You!

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How can the item button be fetched to display in the same way inside the custom html block
Because I do not want the page to be reloaded when I press the button

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i want to fetch data from 2 defrent doctype one is user and one Client Doctype where have more dettials

frappe.call({
// method: “frappe.client.get”,
// args: {
// doctype: “User”,
// name: frappe.session.user,
// },
// callback: function(r_user) {
// if (r_user.message) {
// root_element.querySelector(“#full_name”).textContent = r_user.message.full_name;
// root_element.querySelector(“email”).textContent = r_user.message.email;

// // Fetch client information and other related data
// fetchClientInfo(r_user.message);
// }
// }
// });

// function fetchClientInfo(user_data) {
// frappe.call({
// method: “frappe.client.get_list”,
// args: {
// doctype: “Client”,
// filters: {
// email: user.email,
// client_name: user.first_name,
// business_name: user.full_name
// },
// fields: [“client_name”, “standards”, “certified_since”, “certified_expiry”, “ext”, “region”, “city”]
// },
// callback: function(r_client) {
// if (r_client.message && r_client.message.length > 0) {
// let clientData = r_client.message[0];
// // Update client info based on fetched data
// root_element.querySelector(“#client_name”).textContent = clientData.client_name;
// root_element.querySelector(“#standards”).textContent = clientData.standards;
// root_element.querySelector(“#certified_since”).textContent = clientData.certified_since;
// root_element.querySelector(“#certified_expiry”).textContent = clientData.certified_expiry;
// root_element.querySelector(“#ext”).textContent = clientData.ext;
// root_element.querySelector(“#region”).textContent = clientData.region;
// root_element.querySelector(“#city”).textContent = clientData.city;

// // Calculate remaining days
// let expiryDate = new Date(clientData.certified_expiry);
// let currentDate = new Date();
// let daysDifference = Math.ceil((expiryDate - currentDate) / (1000 * 60 * 60 * 24));
// root_element.querySelector(“#remaining_days”).textContent = daysDifference < 60 ? daysDifference + " days left" : “-”;
// }
// }
// });
// }
// frappe.call({
// method: “frappe.client.get”,
// args: {
// doctype: “User”,
// name: frappe.session.user,
// },
// callback: function(r_user) {
// if (r_user.message) {
// root_elemen(“full_name”).textContent = r_user.message.full_name;
// root_elemen(“email”).textContent = r_user.message.email;

// // Fetch client information and other related data
// fetchClientInfo(r_user.message);
// }
// }
// });

Thanks for the reference @bahaou , tried with something new learning.

<table class="table table-bordered table-condensed" id="task_table"></table>
  frappe.call({
    method: "frappe.client.get_list",
    args: {
      doctype: "Task",
      filters: {
        status: ['In',["Open", "Overdue"]]
      },
      fields: ["name", "subject", "status", "project", "priority"],
    },
    callback: function (response) {
      if (response.message) {
        populateTaskTable(response.message);
      } else {
        console.error("No task list data found.");
      }
    },
    error: function (xhr, status, error) {
      console.error("Error fetching task list:", error);
    },
  });

  function populateTaskTable(tasks) {
    var taskTable = root_element.querySelector("#task_table");
    var tableHTML = "<thead>";
    tableHTML += "<thead><tr><th>Task ID</th><th>Task</th><th>Status</th><th>Priority</th><th>Project</th></tr></thead>";
    tableHTML += "<tbody>";

    tasks.forEach(function (task) {
      tableHTML += "<tr>";
      tableHTML += "<td><a href='/app/task/" + task.name + "'>" + task.name + "</a></td>";
      tableHTML += "<td>" + task.subject + "</td>";

      var statusColor = task.status === "Overdue" ? "red" : "green";
      tableHTML += "<td style='color: " + statusColor + ";'>" + task.status + "</td>";

      var priorityColor = "";
      switch(task.priority) {
        case "Urgent":
          priorityColor = "red";
          break;
        case "High":
          priorityColor = "orange";
          break;
        case "Medium":
          priorityColor = "#8B8000";
          break;
        case "Low":
          priorityColor = "green";
          break;
        default:
          priorityColor = "inherit";
      }
      tableHTML += "<td style='color: " + priorityColor + ";'>" + task.priority + "</td>";

      tableHTML += "<td><a href='/app/project/" + task.project + "'>" + task.project + "</a></td>";
      tableHTML += "</tr>";
    });

    tableHTML += "</tbody>";

    taskTable.innerHTML = tableHTML;
  }

Output:

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the problem with this , that it’s not connected to user permission, any user will see same table data , even if he is not have the permission , how can i hide it based on session permissions user

if i created something like this

<div class="workspace-block-container">
  <div class="workspace-section section-sales">Sales </div>
  <div class="workspace-section-container">
    <div class="workspace-block" data-doctype="Sales Order">
      <a href="/app/sales-order">

how can i hide Sales Order or any other doctype based on user permission session, if he is not have permission on sales order , it should hide , how can i handle this

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Could you please provide guidance on how to retrieve child table data and display it within a Custom HTML Box? Thank you!

Server logic is required for that case so check the post.

"Thank You for the answer! I’ll check the post.