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Hi Alexander,
Sorry for the late reply.
I figured it out. The problem was that Internet Explorer doesn’t recognize the arrow operator in JavaScript and because of that created the error message. Chrome does recognize the operator and because of that it was working in Chrome.I’ve modified the function and now it also works in Internet Explorer.
BR,
ChrisHi,
Thank you for your input.
As stated above, the function works correctly in Chrome, it does not work in Internet Explorer. It seems like there is a loading problem in IE that does not affect the Chrome Browser.Do you have some other suggestions ?
Thank you very much in advance.
BR,
ChrisHi Alexander,
Thank you for the feedback. Unfortunately your suggested format returns an empty array, but the field has 2 persons inside actually (see attached Screenshot)
Do you have any other suggestion for me ?
Thank you very much and BR,
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Hi Alexander,
Thanks for your feedback.
I’ve figured out that a field value I tried to set during the selection was producing the error.
After removing that field everything started to work like a charm.Thank you.
BR,
ChrisHi,
This looks like the jquery reference for loading jquery is not working anymore. Have you changed any jquery references in your code ?
BR,
ChrisHi,
Do you get any errors in the console of the developer tools (F12) when you load the form ?
BR,
ChrisHi Alexander,
Sorry for the late reply.
We got this error fixed by the theme producer.
Problem was a jQuery Conflict. They encapsulated their functions in their own variable and things are working now.Thank you for your answer.
BR,
ChrisHi Alexander,
I solved it myself.
The problem was, that the hidden Text Box in the CCDD is not cleared if you select the empty entry via jQuery.
The solution was to clear the text of the hidden Textbox via jQuery and everything is working now.
BR,
Chris
