RE: Choice values and choice label

GopalK — Mon, 04 Apr 2022 04:48:20 GMT

Great!

RE: Choice values and choice label

KM — Mon, 04 Apr 2022 04:46:37 GMT

Hi i have included mentioned code in saveInto instead of value parameter

 fv!item.collateralCode_int,
                  a!save(
                    fv!item.collateralTypeCode_int,
                    null
                  ),

RE: Choice values and choice label

Mike Schmitt — Thu, 31 Mar 2022 14:06:01 GMT

You'd need to show us the saveInto parameters of both dropdowns, particularly the first one as per what Gopalk already said, the first one will need to manually save a blank value into the value being used by the second one, to prevent its value from becoming an invalid selection when the value in the first one is changed.

Also: I would strongly recommend against using "distinct" funcitons separately on the "choiceLabels" and "choiceValues" arrays like you're currently doing in the top dropdown - because you will very quickly find yourself in a situation where the dropdown breaks when one of those arrays contains a duplicate and the other one doesn't, thus causing both lists to be different lengths, which will break the dropdown field.

I would replace these with simply this:

choiceLabels: property( ri!crREFCollateral_cdt, "collateralDescription_txt", {} ),
choiceValues: property( ri!crREFCollateral_cdt, "collateralCode_int", {} ),

If you're worried that ri!crREFCollateral_cdt will contain duplicate entries, you should do the de-duplication on the CDT array as a whole, either at query time or right afterwards (like in a subsequent local variable). I also removed the toUniformString calls as they are almost never necessary in this context.

RE: Choice values and choice label

GopalK — Thu, 31 Mar 2022 13:40:42 GMT

HI kavyamuttur, To make this working, you would need to make sure you are making second dropdown value null whenever first dropdown's value changes. So in first doropdown's saveInto parameter , just make that value null.it should fix your problem then.