Saikia Kashmiri

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  • in reply to: Manipulating column items #37076
    Saikia Kashmiri
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      Ah good to know! (about my version heh).
      And right – the ask now is slightly different from earlier – as in in the parent, I now need to show who all are pending at any point in time.
      So after the 3rd step in my image, the parent screen will show “Team D sizing is pending”.
      I was hoping the multichoice column in the parent list would help me achieve both of these:
      1. Tell at any point in time who are still pending sizing
      2. Tell when everyone has provided sizes and mark sizing completed (Say it always has to be exactly 4 teams).

      And thanks for fixing the other code!

      in reply to: Manipulating column items #37072
      Saikia Kashmiri
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        THAT is a very important question I guess heh. I do not even know how to find that out. I just assumed I had Modern. The version I have is DFFS v4.4.5.34 – Oct 15, 2021 | 4.51 | spjs.utility version 1.354 | Loader version: v1… Does that tell anything?

        How do I find out?

        I can say that the query parameter you gave in your solution to my last question did not work –

        I had to replace the getFieldValue below –

        “query”: “” + getFieldValue(“_vLookupParentID”) + “”,

        with the <Where><Eq> kind of parameters…

        Saikia Kashmiri
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          Thanks!
          That worked (at least in terms of getting rid of the call error :)). Trying to work out the code to do the actual job now.

          Btw is there a place where I can find the latest DFFS functions for CRUD (and other functions like DFFS pre save) and how they work. For instance is there a place where I would have seen that a DFFS presaveaction function needs to be used in a certain way?

          Thank you!

          Saikia Kashmiri
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            Hey Alex – I replaced the field names and used the vLookup set up instructions as instructed and then tried the code you provided but am having the following issues:

            1: I get an alert stating:
            DFFS: Configuration error in “Run these functions / evaluate these rules”. Ensure you use the correct function name. The rule “SaveRule” tried to invoke the function: “dffs_PreSaveAction();” Error: TypeError: window(f) is not a function. (I confirmed all spellings and syntax are correct)

            And hence the total size value for each parent record (Building Requirement) is not populated.

            2.Console logged the sum value to debug the code and i find that it adds all the estimates in the child table as opposed to giving me a sum of just the grouped items for a given vLookUpId.

            How do I go about resolving this please? Thanks! Kash.

            Saikia Kashmiri
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              Thank you very much for the detailed response. I’ll try this today.

              in reply to: Vertical scroll bar on every new form tab #37031
              Saikia Kashmiri
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                Yes! That was it – Thank you. I kept using that setting because it did let the tabs be visible all the time – but I guess I cant have both.

                in reply to: Multiple Lists Question #36987
                Saikia Kashmiri
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                  Oh dear … that second fact is a huge set back to my progress then… Is there any other way to achieve that?
                  So as soon as the requestor completes their project details, all the tech trains review and enter their sizes and they could be potentially doing it at the same time. Is there a way for me to lock a record when being edited or show a message that it’s being edited by another person?
                  (I would not want create separate lists for each train since I wont be able to show them all in one view…)
                  And THANK YOU for your prompt response!

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