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That did the trick. Thanks Alex!
Chris DiltzParticipantAlso, I’m not getting any JS errors in the Custom JS editor, form, or in the console.
Chris DiltzParticipantThis works perfectly in Chrome but the child drop-down (ChoiceColumn3) is not filtering in IE-11. What am I missing?
Chris DiltzParticipantI’ve been trying to modify this to calculate a due date in business days, but with no luck. Any suggestions?
September 11, 2017 at 22:16 in reply to: Hide "Add New" vLookup button based on query results #18123Chris DiltzParticipantGENIUS!
Chris DiltzParticipantI got it working now, disregard. You had it right, Alex – thanks so much for your help.
Chris DiltzParticipantWhat about setting a variable on the parent side and passing that variable in the URL?
Chris DiltzParticipantFYI, I have also tried FIN and display names of the parent/child columns to no avail.
Chris DiltzParticipantThe string values are working fine but I still can’t get the parent form values to pass in the URL. I’m no longer getting any error messages, just not seeing the values populate.
Chris DiltzParticipantThe dialog resize function works perfectly – thank you! I am getting a javascript error on the form when I replace the string with the “getFieldValue” portion. I’ve tried using the FIN and friendly/display name of the column.
Chris DiltzParticipantI have the basics of this working. Thanks so much!
I do have a couple amateur questions (apologies):
1) how do I pass a value to the child form from a column in the parent item?
2) After saving the child NewForm, the parent form content shrinks to the top half of the dialog (with scroll bars). Do you know of a way to retain the content/dialog proportions on the parent form?Thanks, in advance.
Chris DiltzParticipantThank you sir! I will give this a shot. Is there a way to append this in order to prepopulate columns on the child form (similar to vLookup)?
Chris DiltzParticipantI would use SPJS Lookup or Cascading Dropdowns on the child form but I’ve got that covered. I was more concerned with launching a child form based on a field change (or specific value selection) on the parent form, so the user is forced to complete the child form without relying on them to click a button/link. I attached an image that might explain. Hope that helps, and thank you for the quick response, Alex!
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Chris DiltzParticipantCreate a permissions group and add those 3 individuals. Then, in the DFFS configuration for DispForm, create a rule using the trigger: “If logged in user is NOT in group with ID/name” and set the Edit button visibility to “hidden”.
Chris DiltzParticipantThanks Alex; Appreciate your quick response! I did find that in another post. This was more of a feature suggestion within the vLookup configuration tab of DFFS.
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