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I have a dynamic grid which has 3 columns, and one column is a drop down. I
foussenik
over 11 years ago
I have a dynamic grid which has 3 columns, and one column is a drop down.
I am trying to get value of drop down in each row and change value in third column.
I am trying to use document.getElementById("grid"); but it is returning null.
How to get grid object in my js?
Any way to manipulate value in grid cell?...
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Patty Isecke
Appian Employee
over 11 years ago
Check out the response by Eduardo in this post:
forum.appian.com/.../b-22067
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pavank673
over 11 years ago
Hi foussenik,
Try the below expression on onChange of grid dropdownField. This may help you.
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var result=FormAPI.getControl("dropdown41","dropdown",this.index).val();
alert(result);
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foussenik
over 11 years ago
My server does not have the extension for FormAPI.getControl.
I would like to find the dom structure so I can use dom to manipulate the values.
Any other way because I don't have to FormAPI.getControl.
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Eduardo Fuentes
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over 11 years ago
The FormAPI.getControl comes with the Advanced Form Utilities component available for download here in Appian Forum under the "Shared Components" record (
forum.appian.com/.../all)-
Libraries and Utilities once you deploy it you will be able to call this function if you put an import statement in the load event of your form:
importScript('/plugins/servlet/FormsExt.js');
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