[Kasey]

I had already tried that but I treid it again with no luck. It looks fine in a modal but if I ever want to turn the modal off the DispForm labels are far too wide.

[Kasey]

Please find the requested images.

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[Kasey]

I was able to dig in a little deeper with IE11. In the details of the error it was referencing hhelp.gif. I removed all field tooltips and the error went away. Are you donig something different with field tooltips that could cause this behaviour in IE9 and IE11 compatability mode? I wonder if it could be an issue with trying to apply a tooltip to a hidden field?

[Kasey]

No, it is definitely above the form web part. I did a test and used your previous version of the overlay and the issue does not exist.

[Kasey]

I resolved my DispForm issue. I had a rule that was calling a function that was trying to make fields mandatory on a display form. I’m not sure if that was the exact issue but I disabled all rules that would not have pertained to a display form and the issue is resolved.

However, would you be able to point me to what is wrong with the above code for New/Edit form? Are there functions that you removed or renamed that would cause that issue?

[Kasey]

Unfortunately that is all that it gives me. It only happens on DispForm and only on one list. I removed all custom JS to make sure that wasn’t the issue. I had a similar issue with the NewForm but when I took the below custom JS out that error stopped.

ERROR: SCRIPT65535: Unexpected call to method or property access.

Custom JS: ` //BEGIN JQUERY UI DATEPICKER

$(“#dffs_ReadyForReview”).find(“input”).datepicker({
constrainInput: true,
maxDate: ‘+365d’, //sets the maximum selectable date.. in this case 60 days from today
minDate: ‘+1d’, //sets the minimum selectable date.. in this case tomorrow
beforeShowDay: //determines which days are selectable.. in this case Thursday only
function (date) {
var day = date.getDay();
return [(day == 1 || day== 5), ”];

}
}).attr(‘readonly’, ‘readonly’);
// You might also want to hide the default calendar icon
$(“#dffs_ReadyForReview”).find(“img”).hide();

//END JQUERY UI DATEPICKER (Firday or Monday)

function tollgateSave(){

if(getFieldValue(“IsAdmin”)==”0″){
if(getFieldValue(“MilestonePhase”,”disp”)!==”Status Update”){

alert(“To successfully schedule this tollgate/change control, the \”Ready For Validation\” checkbox and this HLC DB project record must be fully updated by Tuesday 12:00 ET.\n\nPrior to selecting \”Ready For Validation\” please also ensure that Christian Bowers and Brooke Thompson have been granted access to Project Repository URL in order to validate any required deliverables for all tollgates.\n\nAfter the deadline on the week scheduled, you can expect an additional notification email confirming successful validation of this scheduled item.”);

}
}
}

function formReady(){
if(getFieldValue(“MultiPhase”)==”Yes”){
spjs.dffs.unhideFieldsByRule([“Phase”]);
spjs.dffs.flag_Mandatory([“Phase”]);
}
else{
spjs.dffs.hideFieldsByRule([“Phase”]);
spjs.dffs.clear_Mandatory([“Phase”]);
}
}`

[Kasey]

This is on 2010 so I’m not using JSLink. Any other ideas? I thought it had something to do with my masterpage but even after switching over to standard v4 I still have the issue.

[Kasey]

I think I caused my own problem. Sorry for any confusion.

1. I had a field called FIELD1 that was a cascading drop down
2. I added custom JS to change the label
a. $(fields[‘FIELD1’]).find(“.ms-formlabel h3”).text(“Field 1 Friendly”);
3. It no longer appeared to be required

Fix
1. I updated the jquery to include the * in the renamed label
2. I added jquery to make the * red

$(fields[‘FIELD1’]).find(“.ms-formlabel h3”).text(“Field 1 Friendly *”);

$(“h3”).each(function() {
var html = $(this).html().replace(/\*/g, “<span class=\”asterisk\”>*</span>”);
$(this).html(html).find(“.asterisk”).css(“color”, “red”);
});

• This reply was modified 9 years, 6 months ago by Kasey.
• This reply was modified 9 years, 6 months ago by Kasey.

[Kasey]

I’m not possitive but I think in custom js this might work..

$(‘#field’).autocomplete( “disable” );

[Kasey]

If I create a form in html I can do the below. Is there any workaround in DFFS to accomplish the same thing?

<form autocomplete=”off”>

</form>

[Kasey]

I updated to 4.253 with spjs-utility 1.204. Should I be seeing the below? I do have 11 people fields but I thought this was addressed in the most recent version.

The query cannot be completed because the number of lookup columns it contains exceeds the lookup column threshold enforced by the administrator.Operations that exceed the list view threshold are allowed in the following time window defined by the administrator: <br/><b>Daily, from 8:00:00 PM to 10:00:00 PM . </b>

[Kasey]

I got this one working. I beutified the frontend js and was able to figure out a clickToolTip function to add to the front end aspx like the one you gave me for hover. Thank you.

[Kasey]

Is there something I can do to adjust the onclick? I got the hover working but the onclick still has the same positioning issue. Will these be addressed in your upcoming release? Thank you as always!

[Kasey]

Alexander,

When do you think you will be releasing 4.101 front end to fix the date issue? Also, is it possible to use [today] in the trigger? Date1 greater than [today]-90 for example? If not can a calculated column be used date1 greater than {fieldinternalname}? Thank you as always!

[Kasey]

I changed the below and it is now working. Thank you!

if($(“#s4-workspace”).length > 0
to
if($(“#s4-workspace”).length < 0

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