How does one allow the user to select a cell from a Google Spreadsheet Prompt? According to the documentation, there is a way to get text input from the Prompt, but there does not appear to be a way for the user to click a cell and have it auto-fill the textbox.
Is there a workaround that adds this functionality?
References:
Google Apps Scripts Documentation
Google Apps Scripts Prompt Response
While the built in prompt dialogue doesn't take a "value" parameter to pre-populate the textbox, you can replicate the prompt with a custom html dialog containing the pre-populated form field.
Use showModalDialog(userInterface, title) or showModelessDialog(userInterface, title) documented on the at the Prompt response link in your question.
See an example of a custom dialog here:
https://developers.google.com/apps-script/guides/dialogs#custom_dialogs
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I have a requirement in Dynamics 365 online to control the behavior of a multiline textbox which stores call script messages.
There is a drop-down list on the form which populates the call script messages on to the text box when the user selects some options.
User can then edit these populated messages in the text box. Later if the user decides to remove some options or add some options from the drop-down, the respective messages should be deleted from the textbox.
I know this can be accomplished using html by tagging each text related to the option in the rich text box but not sure how this can be accomplished in D365 in a supported way?
Can it be done using some scripting or can it be done using web resource embedded on the form.
You can achieve this way. Source field is dropdown, destination field is multiline textbox where content has to be populated based on option selected in dropdown.
This can be done by having some placeholder markers & replace the dynamic text. But this is too complex to maintain
Just furnish this using onChange script of dropdown, you can have some configuration entity to store the pre-defined text for each dropdown option, just pull the respective content on the change of dropdown option & concatenate/replace the content of multiline with retrieved configuration text
I'm using Salesforce and am trying to create a custom button to return the time based on a lead's ZIP code.
The buttons allow for on-click JavaScript. Is there any way I can use Google Custom Search to do the following:
The JavaScript can contain field merges (can automatically fill in the lead zip code). I would like, on button click, to return the time that appears at the top of a Google search when you search, for example, "Time (insert zip code here)" in a small pop up that can be clicked out of by clicking "Okay".
Any ideas?
I want to auto-fill the linkedin advanced search form using the script in console. Particularly current company field
Steps to reach advanced search:
Login to linkedin
Click on Advanced option(Right to search)
You have see Advance People Search Option, Current Company is third field in that form
Note: How to auto-fill this particular field(current company).
Any suggestion will be grateful
First of all you have to find out the ID's of the fields you want to fill.
Lets for example take the registration form on the linkedin website.
In Firefox a simple right click on the desired input followed by the key Q will get you to the Inspektor and highlight the clicked input. Here you can see the ID of the element.
In my case it was the input first name. The ID of this element is firstName-coldRegistrationForm.
With this information you can simply type the following in your console and My Text should be the new value in the input.
document.getElementById('firstName-coldRegistrationForm').value = "My Text"
I'm trying to replicate some Excel VBA in Google Script. I want to prompt the user to input a range from a Google Spreadsheet. Is there a script equivalent to refedit? I need them to input three ranges so I can't just use the currently selected range.
Thanks!
Theres no equivalent. You can ask them to select them one by one by selecting them in the spreadsheet, or make a dialog that asks the user to type them on text fields.
I have searched, but cannot find the answer to this question. I think I just do not know the proper name for what I am trying to achieve.
Basically, I want to setup some input fields as if we are creating an account at a website. However, I would like a dialog box to pop up to the right of the input field when the user clicks inside of the input field. This dialog box pop up would provide further information of what exactly needs to go inside the input field to guide the user. I would like the dialog box to not be interactive so it does not get in the way.
I am sure there is some tutorial out there for this. However, I am guessing I just do not know the correct name for this function.
I think you mean a tooltip dialog type of functionality provided by Dojo. This link should provide you with some explanation and examples. The examples show on a button but can be easily done on input field also.
I am pretty sure this would be present in other technologies also like jQuery.