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    • #21652
      Keith Hudson
      Participant

        I would like to hide any readonly fields that have no value in them. I’ve tried several approaches, none of which have worked yet.

        Is there code I can use to do so?

      • #21685
        Alexander Bautz
        Keymaster

          Hi,
          You can use something like this to hide the empty fields in your current tab:

          jQuery.each(spjs.dffs.data.tabConfigObj[spjs.dffs.data.selectedTab].fields,function(i,id){
          	if(id.indexOf("dffsHeading_") < 0 && id.indexOf("dffsHTML_") < 0 && id.indexOf("dffsRow_") < 0){
          		var tr = jQuery("#dffs_" + id);
          		if(tr.hasClass("dffs-readonly") && getFieldValue(id).length === 0){
          			tr.hide();
                  }
              }
          });

          Alexander

        • #25238
          becca
          Participant

            Is there anything in this code that needs changed based on our specific lists? With the code as written I get an error “Cannot read property ‘0’ of undefined”

            **I am not checking for read-only, only blank

            • This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by becca.
          • #25245
            Alexander Bautz
            Keymaster

              I’m not sure what it could be – can you share the modified code you are using?

              Alexander

            • #25297
              becca
              Participant

                I apparently never hit Submit when I typed this out before, my apologies.

                I ended up just copying your code character for character but it still didn’t work. I’m switched off this project for now so this can be ignored for a bit. My team has made me the de facto SharePoint expert working on multiple projects so my focus is being switched/refocused often, thus all the very different asks that don’t always have the best follow-up; sorry spastic-ness and thanks for all the help so far.

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