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Thanks, I had already tried the flip idea and it worked but I couldn’t find the syntax to control the outer and inner objects seperately so the whole thing was flipped and upside down! looked really strange.
I’ll post a screenshot tomorrow but basically if you have a Google chart of a list set to a table view you get a spreadsheet style table and there is a single horizontal scroll bar across the bottom of the chart, I want to move it to the top of the chart instead or have a second scroll bar at the top.
I managed to get a scroll bar at the top but the code to link the top scroll bar to the bottom scroll bar doesn’t work.No joy with anything I tried so I deleted the configuration and started from scratch, all working now.
I didn’t realise you could add a cewp to a classic list! I just add the cewp and the list to a classic page.
I have got this working….. sort of, the HTML table will populate with the lookup data but only if the lookup field is added to the Tab normally, with the normal field added to the tab the HTML table populates with the child values but if I remove the normal field then the HTML table stops populating.
Is this something to do with the triggering of the function only happening if the normal vlookup field is on the tab?
Cheers,
PhilAlexander,
I’ve had some feedback from my IT support and they said
“We think that it matters which JavaScript encode function is used before the configuration is sent to SharePoint list.
SPJS creates a “escaped” JSON which is sent to a list.
We also found a workaround, instead of using ” ” (space) – use ”I used their suggestion and it looks fine now.
