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I am working on a SAIL Form, using ''a!checkBoxField()' as one of th
saratrk
over 9 years ago
I am working on a SAIL Form, using ''a!checkBoxField()' as one of the field. There are 2 issues that i am facing this this component.
1. Even though i select values on the checkbox, selection seems disappear when form refreshes with other field selection on the form. But able to submit the form and retrieve the values selected on check box. Isn't there any way to retain the selection upon refresh ?
2. Value that i use to "saveInto:" on the checkbox is throwing error when i use the same variable for "value:" Unable to retrieve the selection in next form with the help of the saveInto variable. Please let me know if there is any solution ?
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harshav
over 9 years ago
@saratrk, AFAIK i would recommend to follow the steps in this way,
Step 1: Instead of giving a condition in the Value if(ri!isEdit, ri!chkBoxvalues, local!nullValue), let it be ri!chkboxvalues.
Step2 : Now when you are running for the first time when your passing the values from ACPs to this rule inputs dont pass anything,
Step 3:When you are coming back to the same Form call the Process Variable in the ACP, with a condition like if(pv!isEdit,pv!chckBoxvalues,"") where the pv!isEdit contains a boolean value and pv!chckBoxValues contains the values Foyer Signs;Name tags.
Hope This Helps!!!
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harshav
over 9 years ago
@saratrk, AFAIK i would recommend to follow the steps in this way,
Step 1: Instead of giving a condition in the Value if(ri!isEdit, ri!chkBoxvalues, local!nullValue), let it be ri!chkboxvalues.
Step2 : Now when you are running for the first time when your passing the values from ACPs to this rule inputs dont pass anything,
Step 3:When you are coming back to the same Form call the Process Variable in the ACP, with a condition like if(pv!isEdit,pv!chckBoxvalues,"") where the pv!isEdit contains a boolean value and pv!chckBoxValues contains the values Foyer Signs;Name tags.
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