Load parent form with folders in "open" state on load

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    • #9965
      chgrnet
      Participant

      Is there a way to get a parent form to load a vLookup document library folder in the open state (showing files in the folder) when the form is loaded?

      One other question about folders, is there a way to turn the “add folder” link off if one folder has been created? Thanks!

      • This topic was modified 8 years, 3 months ago by chgrnet.
    • #10070
      Alexander Bautz
      Keymaster

      Hi,
      Sorry, but this is not possible without custom code. You find a code example below.

      To expand all first level folders, and remove the “new folder” link when one folder exists add this code to the custom js textarea:

      function vLookupIsLoadedCallback(fin){
      	if(fin === "vLookupDocuments"){
      		if($("#dffs_vLookupDocuments").find("img.vLookupFolderIcon").length > 0){
      			$("#dffs_vLookupDocuments").find("img.vLookupFolderIcon").parent().click();
      			// Remove new folder link
      			$("#dffs_vLookupDocuments").find("div.vLookupAddNewFolderLabel").remove();
      		}	
      	}
      }

      The field name “vLookupDocuments” must be replaced with the field you use in your setup.

      Hope this helps,
      Alexander

      • #10346
        chgrnet
        Participant

        Thank you for this code! It works perfectly!

    • #10352
      chgrnet
      Participant

      Is there any way to have the mouse-over state of the folder always on, so the upload button always shows? Is there a way to change the upload button image to text or a different image?

    • #10367
      Alexander Bautz
      Keymaster

      Hi,
      Just add this to the custom css:

      span.spjs_folder_btn{
        display:inline!important;
      }

      To change the images, add this to the custom js:

      spjs.vLookup.data.uploadImg = "/Path/to/the/image";
      spjs.vLookup.data.folderIcon = "/Path/to/the/image";

      Alexander

      • #10394
        chgrnet
        Participant

        Thank you! This works perfectly!

    • #10403
      avala
      Participant

      This is perfect! Thank you both!

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