[David M]

thank you Alexander. Yes, we use the &Source. good stuff.

[David M]

I should also mention that the field is on my list but not the form, so I have been calling the function with dispform == false (

getFieldValue('MultiLineRich',false);

I have also ensured that I am using the internal name of the field.

[David M]

Thanks Alexander, apologies for the basic oversight.

I am also having difficulty getting getFieldValue() & setFieldValue() to return a field’s value in my list.
I’ve tried many variations of the example in the user guide i.e

var myRichTextValue = getFieldValue('MultiLineRich');

with no luck. the IE web debugger says “Unable to get property ‘value’ of undefined or null reference.

Is there something I need to do to fully qualify my list element (i.e. Listname->itemID->Column name because it seems as though just specifying the field name as in the examples is not working for me.

Finally, FWIW, I have also been experimenting with document.getElementById(id); also with no luck.

many Thanks…

[David M]

thanks for the feedback Alexander.

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