I am trying to call a javascript function from a Oracle MAF amx file so that only numeric keys can be entered on an input field:
<amx:inputText required="true" showRequired="true" value="#{FSRBC.selectedFSR.time}">
<amx:clientListener method="numbersOnly" type="keyDown"/>
</amx:inputText>
This calls a js function:
function numbersOnly (evt) {
var _keyCode = evt.getKeyCode();
var _filterField = evt.getCurrentTarget();
var _oldValue = _filterField.getValue();
if (_keyCode > 64 && _keyCode < 91) {
_filterField.setValue(_oldValue);
evt.cancel();
}
}
The js function is defined in its own file, validation.js which is listed in maf-feature.xml:
<adfmf:include type="JavaScript" file="resources/js/validation.js" id="i19"/>
However numbersOnly does not get called. I have added console.log and alert calls at the first line, which are not executed.
Is there anything I am missing? Thanks in advance.
No need to write a separate script for the numeric keyboard. amx:inputText has a property inputType. Set "number" to it. It will show the only numeric keyboard. This property also supports email, tel, url.
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I am trying to use ol and ul tags in client script pageInit function to apply them on a textbox in netsuite through scripting,they are getting applied on textbox but the record print is throwing errors
function pageInit()
{
var nCustomForm = nlapiGetFieldText('customform');
if(nCustomForm == 'Flow Quote Form')
{
var nFlowQuote = '<ol><li>Example text</li></ol>';
nlapiSetFieldValue('custbody_ed_introduction', nFlowQuote);
}
}
want help.
Have you verified that nCustomForm has exactly that value?
I do this sort of thing fairly regularly but I make sure my inline text field has some default html set on the server and then I use jQuery to find and set the value:
e.g. make sure custbody_ed_introduction is an inline html type field and has a value like
<div id='ed_intro_content'></div>
You can set that as a default on the field or with a Before Load User Event script. Then in your pageInit script
if(nCustomForm == 'Flow Quote Form'){
$('#ed_intro_content').append($('<ol><li>Example text</li></ol>'));
}
I have a custom form where, in a subtab, I have a dropdown that I need to find out the selected value on the client side after the user selects to perform some validation. I created the script and tied it to the on change event of the dropdown. I cannot seem to find the code to get the selected value on the client side. I have found code to read the value on the server side from a submit event. I need this on the client side on change. I am going to use the ID to look up a record and check a value on that record and if applicable popup a warning to the user. Either SS1 or SS2 is good, whatever would be better I have both available. Any help with this would be great. thanks
In a client script, you can use nlapiGetFieldValue() to retrieve the results.
function fieldchanged(type, name, linenum) {
if(name == 'dropdownid') {
var value = nlapiGetFieldValue('dropdownid');
alert(value);
}
}
OK the nlapiGetFieldValue, did not do the trick, what did was the following
function ValidateField( type, field, linenum ) {
if ( field === 'recordid' ) {
var vendorid = nlapiGetCurrentLineItemValue(type,field,linenum);
var vendorRecord = nlapiLoadRecord('vendor',vendorid);
}
return true;
}
thanks for your help
I am trying to get a reference to a File object using the File.openDlg() method using Extendscript, but when I do this it only seems to allow me to select a specific file type. I want the dialog to allow me to open any type of file. When I use File.openDialog() I am able to select any file type, but because I am launching the OS specific file chooser when a modal dialog button is clicked, it causes the open file chooser to keep popping up--I don't know why it keeps looping, but I suspect it has to do with the "modalness" of the dialog that is currently up when the method is called. So, I am left with simply using the File.openDlg() method, but I don't understand how to inform the MacOS to allow a user to select any file type.
In Adobe's documentation the signature for the .openDlg method is as follows:
fileObj.OpenDlg ([prompt][,filter][,multiSelect])
Then it specifies that the [filter] paramter is:
In Mac OS, a filter function that takes a File instance and returns true if the file
should be included in the display, false if it should not.
So, because I do not want any filetype masking I call the method like so:
newFootageSrc.openDlg("Select your file", function(file) {return true;}, false);
This doesn't work, so I found older Adobe documentation where this was specified for the [filter] param:
In Mac OS, a string containing the name of a function defined in the current
JavaScript scope that takes a File object argument. The function is called
foreach file about to be displayed in the dialog, and the file is displayed
only whenthe function returns true
So, I simply made a named function like this
function allFileTypesOSX(file){ return true; }
And then referenced allFileTypesOSX in the method call like this:
newFootageSrc.openDlg("Select your file", "allFileTypesOSX", false);
That didn't work, so I thought maybe just passing in the identifier itself rather than string would do the trick:
newFootageSrc.openDlg("Select your file", allFileTypesOSX, false);
But alas, that didn't work. Has anybody successfully been able to control file types in the MacOS dialog using ExtendScript?
I know I have this working in scripts at home, so I'll double check the syntax I use when I get home, but I do something along these lines (I'm supporting both windows and mac users).
var fileMask;
if(isWindows()) fileMask = '*.psd';
if(isMac()) fileMask = function(file){file.name.match(/\.psd$/i) ? true:false;}
var files = File.openDialog ('prompt', fileMask, true);
Its more similar to original attempt - you should be passing the actual filter function, not its name.
ETA: If you're not trying to actually limit the selectable files - have you tried just passing null, or leaving the parameter out altogether? They are all optional.
ETA: actual code from a working script (for Photoshop, works in CS3+). By 'works' I mean users on macs are able to select the files they need. I don't have a mac myself to actually see what they see. In a different script I found the following comment to myself above the isSupported function: 'returns true or false depending on if file is a png. 'Filter' doesn't seem to be working right on macs so this is a double check'. If the filter function isn't working as per the documentation this will definately be a problem for you when using the openDlg version of the method.
var filter;
if (isWindows()) {
filter = ["PNG:*.png"];
}
else {
filter = isSupported;
}
win.btnAdd.onClick = function() {
var f = File.openDialog("Open File", filter, false) ;
if (f == undefined)
return;
if (isSupported(f)) {
files = new Array();
files[0]=f;
win.lstImages.text = f.name;
methodInvoker.EnableControls();
} else {
alert("'" + decodeURI(f.name) + "' is an unsupported file.");
}
};
isSupported = function(file) {
try {
//macs will send a file or a folder through here. we need to respond true to folder to allow users to navigate through their directory structure
if (file instanceof Folder)
return true;
else
return file.name.match(/\.png$/i) != null;
} catch (e) {
alert("Error in isSupported method: " + e);
}
}
I need to save serial number of the document in a profile document and here is a code of action Execute Script:
if (document1.isNewNote()){
var pdoc:NotesDocument=database.getProfileDocument("LastNumber","")
var lnm=pdoc.getItemValue("lastNumber")[0];
var inputText6:com.ibm.xsp.component.xp.XspInputText = getComponent("inputText6");
inputText6.setValue(lnm);
pdoc.replaceItemValue("lastNumber",lnm);
pdoc.save();
}
This code is not opening profile document at all. Any thing wrong in the code?
"LastNumber" is the name of the form used to create Profile Document ?
this profile document already exist ?
there are no reader fields in this profile document ?
you have an error on this line : var pdoc:NotesDocument=database.getProfileDocument("LastNumber","") ?
or you have debug it and see that pdoc is null ?
instead of pdoc.getItemValue("lastNumber")[0] you can use pdoc.getItemValueInteger("lastNumber") to get a typed result
I supposed that this field contains a number and you want to increment it
instead of using inputText field you can set value directly with document1.setValue("NumberField", lnm);
I second the caution Per is suggesting. Profile documents can be a beast. You should abstract access to the "next number" into a SSJS function call. Btw. in your code snippet you don't actually increment the last number. Also: if your input text control is bound, go after the data source, not the UI.
A crude way (I would use a managed application bean for better isolation) for a better function could be this:
if(document1.isNewNote() {
document1.setValue("DocumentNumber",applicationTools.getNextNumber());
}
Then in a SSJS library you would have:
var applicationTools = {
"getNextNumber" : function() {
synchronized(applicationScope){
var pdoc:NotesDocument=database.getProfileDocument("LastNumber","");
if (!applicationScope.lastNumber) {
applicationScope.lastNumber = pdoc.getItemValueInteger("lastNumber");
}
applicationScope.lastNumber++;
pdoc.replaceItemValue("lastNumber",applicationScope.lastNumber);
pdoc.save(); //Make sure pdoc is writeable by ALL!!!!
pdoc.recycle();
return applicationScope.lastNumber;
}
},
"someOtherUtility" : function(nameToLookup, departments) {
// more stuff here
}
}
Which, in some way has been asked before, but not for a profile field. Someone still could simply go after the applicationScope.lastNumber variable, which is one of the reasons why I rather use a bean. The other: you could do the saving asynchronously, so it would be faster.
Note: in any case the number generation only works when you have a non-replicating database. But abstracting the function opens the possibility to replace fetching the number from the profile with a call to a central number generator ... or any other mechanism ... without changing your form again.
In YUI 3 I have a node that is my select box:
Y.get('#regionSelect');
How do I get the <option> values that are currently selected (even if there are more than one?) Also, is there a tutorial out there that tells me explicitly how to do this (I don't want to serialize a whole form)?
Once you have the selector, you can chain get and each
Y.get("#regionSelect").get("options").each( function() {
// this = option from the select
var selected = this.get('selected');
var value = this.get('value');
var text = this.get('text');
// apply secret sauce here
});
I've just been using the demos/examples on http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/3/ to figure things out.
// Selected Value
Y.one('#regionSelect')._node.value;
Y.one('#regionSelect').get('value');
// Selected Index
Y.one('#regionSelect')._node.selectedIndex;
Y.one('#regionSelect').get('selectedIndex');
You might not need to iterate through all options if you need just a selected one:
var index = Y.get("#regionSelect").get('selectedIndex');
var value = Y.get("#regionSelect").get("options").item(index).getAttribute('value');
You can directly use this. Require selector-css3 module to support IE.
YUI().use("selector-css3", "node", function (Y) {
var text = Y.one("#ownerSelector option:checked").get("text");
});
http://jsfiddle.net/neosoyn/r8crW/