Paul Woodcock

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  • in reply to: Setting a field value for a dropdown #30688
    Paul Woodcock
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      Hi Alexander,

      I’ve just realised I needed to change the number to string:

      
      
      function dffs_PreSaveDuration(){
          var noBaby = getFieldValue("BabyNumber").split(" ", 1);
          var X40 = Math.floor(noBaby*40).toString();
          console.log(X40);
          setFieldValue("SlotLength", X40);
      }

      So all sorted. Thanks anyway!

      Paul

      Paul Woodcock
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        Hi Alexander,

        I’ve worked it out, I just needed to rearrange your line of code:

        setFieldValue("EventDate", [date.getDate()+"/"+(date.getMonth() + 1)+"/"+date.getFullYear(), hour, minutes]);

        When I tried this earlier I must of mistyped something.

        Thanks again,

        Paul

        Paul Woodcock
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          Hi Alexander,

          That worked like a charm. Its just displaying the date in US date format mm/dd/yyyy rather than UK date format.

          I’ve tried adding:

          spjs.dffs.data.lcidToDateFormat["2057"] = "d/m/y";

          before the function but this did not alter the format in the form.

          Paul

          Paul Woodcock
          Participant

            Hi Alexander,

            Thank you for your help. The code works for setting the minutes but there is a problem setting the hour in the StartDate field (see attachment). Its a calendar type SharePoint app.

            The only this I can think of why its failing is because in the hours dropdown show 08:, 09:, 10:, 11: by default. Is the “:” causing an problem?

            If I try to append the “:” to the hour it causes an error as its not a recognised date format.

            Regards

            Paul

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            in reply to: vLookUp in list view error #30290
            Paul Woodcock
            Participant

              Hi Alexander,

              Thanks, I’ve updated now and it has resolved the issue.

              Regards

              Paul

              in reply to: vLookUp in list view error #29992
              Paul Woodcock
              Participant

                Hi Alexander,

                These are the versions:
                /DFFS/js/DFFS_frontend.min.js v4.4.4.24
                /DFFS/js/DFFS_backend.min.js v4.4.4.24
                /DFFS/css/DFFS_frontend.css v4.55
                /DFFS/css/DFFS_backend.css v4.49
                /DFFS/plugins/SPJS-vLookup_frontend.js v2.2.147
                /DFFS/plugins/SPJS-vLookup_backend.js v2.2.147
                /DFFS/plugins/SPJS-ac.js v1.6.47
                /DFFS/plugins/SPJS-casc.js v3.7.35
                /DFFS/plugins/SPJS-lookup.js v1.1.20
                /DFFS/plugins/SPJS-Utility.js v1.344
                /DFFS/installer/DFFS_Installer_v2.html v2.0.0.10

                Regards

                Paul

                • This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Paul Woodcock.
                in reply to: vLookup and a document template #29784
                Paul Woodcock
                Participant

                  Hi Alex,

                  Thank you for taking the time to help me. I got it working. I had not appreciated that the ‘template’ must be an item in a document library rather than stored as a template within the content type settings.

                  Paul

                  • This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by Paul Woodcock.
                  in reply to: vLookup and a document template #29745
                  Paul Woodcock
                  Participant

                    Hi Alex,

                    – Registrars is the site
                    – TrainingExcessDeaths is the document library
                    – Forms is part of the file path but I’m not sure what it is
                    – RegisterDeath is the content type where the pre-registration-form.docx document template is located.

                    I don’t have any folders in the document library.

                    I’ve tried just using teams/Registrars/TrainingExcessDeaths as the file path for templateLibRelUrl and targetLibPath. But I still get the same error message.

                    From looking at the Microsoft REST documentation I think there is a slight difference between SharePoint 2016/online and Sharepoint 2013. I’m going to try altering the REST api code tomorrow when I’m back in work.

                    Paul

                    in reply to: vLookup and a document template #29733
                    Paul Woodcock
                    Participant

                      Hi Alex

                      My variables are:

                      
                      
                      var vLookupFieldname = "vLookup_Children"; // Name of the vLookup field in this list
                          var templateLibRelUrl = _spPageContextInfo.webServerRelativeUrl + "/teams/Registrars/TrainingExcessDeaths/Forms/RegisterDeath"; // Relative URL to the document library where the template is found
                          var templateName = "Pre-Registration-form.docx"; // Name of the tempate. It must be docx and not dotx
                          var targetLibGUID = "{BD751507-B0AF-4ED3-9315-800384BFD011}"; // GUID of the save target document library. Used when getting and setting metadata to connect to this vLookup
                          var targetLibPath = _spPageContextInfo.webServerRelativeUrl + "/teams/Registrars/TrainingExcessDeaths/Forms"; // Relative URL to the document library you want to save to
                          var newDocName = "New_death_" + jQuery.now() + ".docx"; // Name of new document
                      in reply to: vLookup and a document template #29717
                      Paul Woodcock
                      Participant

                        Hi,

                        Its an on premise SharePoint 2013 site. I also occasionally get the attached error. I’ve checked the variables again. I’m fairly certain they are correct but I’ll go back over them.

                        Paul

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                        in reply to: vLookup and a document template #29709
                        Paul Woodcock
                        Participant

                          Hi Alex,

                          I’m getting the following error message:

                          Failed to copy:
                          {“readyState”:4,”responseText”:”The length of the URL for this request exceeds the configured maxUrlLength
                          value.”,”Status”:400,”statusText”:”Bad Request”}

                          I’m wondering if the document is not encoded correctly, and this is being pushed into the url?

                          Paul

                          in reply to: Cascading Dropdown Sort Order #29563
                          Paul Woodcock
                          Participant

                            Hi,
                            I have solved by own problem by putting pipes | in the ‘Day’ field!
                            Regards

                            Paul

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