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What is wrong with following event ajax call ffrom form on chanhe od date field
natasav
over 12 years ago
What is wrong with following event ajax call ffrom form on chanhe od date field ?
window.FormAPI.evaluateServerSideExpression(function(fn){
window.FormAPI.setValue("number41",fn);
},"=calworkdays(FormAPI.getValue("date1").id, FormAPI.getValue("date2").id])");
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Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 12 years ago
There's a syntax error in the way you are passing the server-side expression. The evaluateServerSideExpression() function expects a string as it second parameter, however, if you need to get values from the form to be passed as parameters of the server-side expression you need to properly build your string. Right now you are literally passing the phrase: FormAPI.getValue("date1").id instead of the actual value of field. The reason is you made this statment part of the string instead of concatenating it to it. You also have a ] at the end which shouldn't be there.
Here's the right version of your expression. I tested it and works as expected:
FormAPI.evaluateServerSideExpression(function(e){window.FormAPI.setValue("number41",e);},"=calworkdays(" + FormAPI.getValue("date1").id + "," + FormAPI.getValue("date2").id +")");
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Eduardo Fuentes
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over 12 years ago
There's a syntax error in the way you are passing the server-side expression. The evaluateServerSideExpression() function expects a string as it second parameter, however, if you need to get values from the form to be passed as parameters of the server-side expression you need to properly build your string. Right now you are literally passing the phrase: FormAPI.getValue("date1").id instead of the actual value of field. The reason is you made this statment part of the string instead of concatenating it to it. You also have a ] at the end which shouldn't be there.
Here's the right version of your expression. I tested it and works as expected:
FormAPI.evaluateServerSideExpression(function(e){window.FormAPI.setValue("number41",e);},"=calworkdays(" + FormAPI.getValue("date1").id + "," + FormAPI.getValue("date2").id +")");
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