I have a QuickView form on Case form .
I want to fetch a attribute value from Quckview form through Javascript .
I want email value should popup . But It is not working
Related entity name is : Acount
QuickView form name is :customerpane_qfc
attribute name is :emailaddress1
I'm using this code
alert(Xrm.Page.getControl("MyQuickView_MyQuickView_systemuser_mobilephone").getAttribute().getValue());
but this code is not working.
For getting a control in a Quick View Form with JavaScript, you use a syntax of "quickViewFormName_quickViewFormName_relatedEntityName_fieldName".
quickViewFormName is the name of the Quick View Control on your form (and yes, it should be repeated twice).
relatedEntityName is the name of the related entity.
fieldName is the name of the field in the related entity.
In your case you would thus do as follows (assuming the naming of your quick view form is as you write):
Xrm.Page.getControl("customerpane_qfc_customerpane_qfc_account_emailaddress1")
.getAttribute()
.getValue();
Related
I would like to write in one fields of form which has of ID but only no name.
Fields is on the web page which displays at present in the sailor(browser).
If you are using JQuery you can use
$("input[name='focusme'").focus();
You can also use
document.querySelector('[name="focusme"]').focus() ;
I use Angular JS for all form management now. Data for inputs are stored to their associated ngModel, which can be dealt with in the $scope of the controller.
So I have form setups like this:
<form name="addJob" novalidate data-ng-submit="addJob.$valid && addJob(job)">
<input type="text" placeholder="Job Title" data-ng-model="job.title" required />
<textarea placeholder="Brief" data-ng-model="job.brief"></textarea>
<button type="submit" data-ng-disabled="addJob.$invalid">Add Job</button>
</form>
This works absolutely fine in all major browsers (except I haven't tested IE). You'll notice I haven't included name attributes on the input or textarea. Do I need them for any reason? I've read the following before:
Note: Only form elements with a name attribute will have their values passed when submitting a form.
But my data is passed absolutely fine because it's bound to the ngModel. Was is the correct method - include or not include name attributes?
You would need name attribute on the element along with the ng-model in order for the instance to be added to the formController and any validations to happen on the control or on the form. Also if you are submitting a form (action on the form) then only the form elements with name attribute will be submitted to the server. See the native form validation and submission process.
In the ngModelController instance there is a property called $name which is nothing but the name of the element.
ngModelController source
this.$name = $attr.name;
And ng-model directive calls $addControl method on its parent formcontroller instance (if exists), which adds the instance as the value for a key with the name on the formController instance, if you do not have name then it wont be associated and no angular validations can happen.
FormController Source
form.$addControl = function(control) {
// Breaking change - before, inputs whose name was "hasOwnProperty" were quietly ignored
// and not added to the scope. Now we throw an error.
assertNotHasOwnProperty(control.$name, 'input');
controls.push(control);
if (control.$name) {
form[control.$name] = control;
}
So in your case you do not need to have a name if you do not rely on angular form controller validations or not submitting the form with an action.
Name attributes are not required for the functionality which you described because as you have stated, ng-model already binds the data to the controller. However, if you'd like to include validation for your form, the name attribute is necessary to link elements in relation to each other in the ui. Here's a link to the angularjs api documentation for inputs: https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/directive/input. at the bottom, you'll see the validation that I'm referring to.
To answer your question simply: No, the name attribute is not required. The only attribute required for an input in Angular is ng-Model in order to link up data to the controller.
The jQuery validation engine plugin has the ability to do ajax validation; which works gret except for one small catch...
It sends off the field ID instead of the field name to be validated.
Why is this an issue?
I have a simple item that to create it only requires one textbox to be filled out; so we have this as a modal on every page for managing said item.
We use the jQuery validation engine plugin to validate that the entered value is unique.
Now this also means that the modal shows up on the edit page. Which obviously has the title in a field as well for you to edit.
And we want this field to be validated as well but because the validation engine sends across the field ID instead of the field name we must give the two fields different ID's
e.g. createtitle and edittitle and then on the backend have
if($fieldId == 'createtitle' || $fieldId == 'edittitle'){$fieldId = $fieldId}
Which really is an ugly approach; is there any way to get it to use the name; or another attribute instead?
Maybe this plugin could help you. It uses class names of your element to validate.
In the Changing the Browser title I read that it is possible to dynamically change the "pageTitle" of the "formsweb.cfg" with the help of Javascript.
My aim is to dynamically show the name of the oracle forms (10g) in the browsers page title. How can I use a function like this
# HTML page title
<script>
function setWindowTitle(x)
{
document.title=x;
}
</script>
setWindowTitle(form);
in my formsweb.cfg to return the form name and set it in the browser title?!!!!
Does anybody know how I can do it?
I appreciate any kind of help
You can change your title in the base.htm file or whatever you're using as a file.
Here you can also use javascript because it is a normal html file.
For the title depending on data or so you can use cookies.
You can create it from triggers and you can also read it with javascript.
You can see some examples of manipulating the applet browser window dynamically here:
http://oracleformsinfo.wordpress.com/2011/12/25/getting-the-browser-window-under-control-when-separateframetrue/
If you would like to pass parameters from the Forms itself such as the Form name you must be using Forms 11g and use javascript to send the Form name to the page itself.
For a solution in Forms 4.5 - 10g you can set the Form window title very easily to be the Form name using get_application_property to get the form name and then set_window_property to set the Form window title.
I'm telling the view to display a field with the NID contents. I'm telling it that I wish to "Rewrite the output of this field" and I enter:
<a href=”javascript:void(0);” onclick="javascript: approve([nid])" >Approve</a>
When viewing the page, all the javascript has been stripped. How do I get views to accept javascript in the link, or what other way can I use to display a link?
Note: Custom Text field doesn't work either.
Found the solution! http://drupal.org/project/views_customfield
From the description:
This module provides some useful (views)fields.
Available (views)fields:
Markup
Field that allows usage of custom text and the input filter system.
PHP code
Field that allows usage of custom PHP code (with access to view's database result)
Rownumber
Field containing rownumber (respects pagers).