[AdamP]

You’re quite right Alexander, the last error seems to be an issue specific to the site collection I was testing in – as yet unresolved, but nothing at all to do with DFFS.

In production I’m still running a previous version of DFFS so I’ve still got the older code for the overlay (no flicker issues experienced).

Adam

[AdamP]

I’m also seeing errors in the console (for both dispform and editform – both refer to editform.aspx);

SCRIPT70: Permission denied
File: EditForm.aspx, Line: 19, Column: 1

Which is the document.write line after CDATA

// <![CDATA[
document.write('<script type="text/javascript" src="/_layouts/1033/init.js?rev=BjQJs0OCQh3Zfydsdw2MYw%3D%3D"></' + 'script>');

[AdamP]

Hi Alexander

I thought this was the case, however on the setup I’ve got I see the following;

Add new document>
File upload dialog, ok
EditForm.aspx (?mode=upload)
‘vLookupAssociations’ just shows as an empty single line of text field (as if it were on a plain old sharepoint form. All other dffs functionality works correctly)

Edit properties of same file>
Editform.aspx
‘vLookupAssociations’ field loads all associated items from the child list into the area on the form as per config.

The process I have at the moment is to go back into editing (or viewing) the document properties after initial upload, but it would be nice if it was possible in one hit.

Any ideas or things I should check?

[AdamP]

Success!

Thanks Alexander, I’ve only done a very quick test of the new file (after remembering to clear the browser cache!!!!) and I am able to traverse from upload.aspx to the following ediform.aspx with DFFS loading exactly as it should. I’ll do some more thorough checking later on.

Thanks for the swift turnaround, very much appreciated.

Adam

[AdamP]

Just a simple form to start things off. Apologies for the blurred data and the large image size – seemed best to show it all together rather than chopping it up into sections – zoom in to see the detail. I’ve annotated alongside the form to describe which elements of DFFS I’ve used.

I created this for capturing quarterly reports from about 30 separate contributors. Nothing very fancy here really, but I do have four separate child lists linked up to this parent one via the vLookup plugin. Two for display of read only data, and two where data is being submitted as part of the report – multiple rows as required.

The only other thing I think I’ve used is html formatting on a couple of fields.

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