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Team, Is there any known issues in using the wizardheader functions in portal fo
padmanabhanv
over 11 years ago
Team, Is there any known issues in using the wizardheader functions in portal forms. We were trying to break our heads trying to figure out the root cause of an issue where some text fields were getting rendered as non-editable on form load in Internet Explorer 8 and upwards; it seems to be an issue with the wizard header function since we are not able to reproduce the issue after removing it.
We are on the 7.3 version. Anyone else faced this issue?...
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Eduardo Fuentes
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over 11 years ago
1. What is the expression you were using? Can you paste it here?
2. Where in the form did you have this expression?
3. Does putting it back show the same behavior?
4. Was it impacting simple text fields or paragraph/rich text?
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padmanabhanv
over 11 years ago
1)=wizardheader(rule!WMG_CST_GetAllStatuses(),1). The Rule used returns a list of statuses.
2) At the very top of the form, just below the Form Title insu=ide a Message component
3) Yes, it does
4) Both are impacted.
We removed the wizard header from one form. But when we navigate back to the same form from another chained form which had the wizardheader, the same issue persists. So it is a bit confusing now.
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padmanabhanv
over 11 years ago
Resolved this by using java script to set the focus to a particular field on form load. Root cause is still a mystery
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