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How to get a property default value?

RaptureLazarus — Thu, 30 Sep 2021 12:04:16 GMT

Hi everyone,

This feels like a silly thing to ask, but I haven't seen anything in the documentation or the forum regarding getting the default value of a property.

Some context:

I need to evaluate values, but if a value is not present, I need to evaluate using a default value.

The problem is that, when I use getProperty, no value is provided.

I can use an onPopulate event to add the default value to the property, but that defeats the purpose of having the option to do it from the ItemType itself.

Am I missing something here?

Thanks in advance..

How to define export data for Excel, Word or PDF?

RaptureLazarus — Tue, 24 Aug 2021 13:05:30 GMT

Hi everyone,

We need to export some of out Process Plans for external use, but when we export to Word, PDF or Excel, only the name, description and process plan number are included in the document.

How could we go about configuring this?

Thanks

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What is the correct way to parse DateTime on a server side onAfterGet event?

RaptureLazarus — Wed, 28 Jul 2021 08:00:58 GMT

Hi everyone.

I'm currently trying to evaluate the current date and a date property however, when I try do parse the string provided by getProperty, it gives me the error:

String was not recognized as a valid DateTime.

I can confirm the property is of the Type: Date and Pattern: Short Date.

My relevant code:

for (int i = 0; i < this.getItemCount(); i++)
{
    Item thisItem = this.getItemByIndex(i);
    
    string dateStr1 = thisItem.getProperty("_calibrated_next","");
    DateTime date1 = DateTime.Parse(dateStr1);
}

The only thing that I can think of that may cause this error is the date format conversion when localized from neutral UTC, but I couldn't find much in the Aras documentation related to this.

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Gopikrishnan — Thu, 22 Jul 2021 15:11:00 GMT

onChange field value does not keep new value when item is saved

RaptureLazarus — Thu, 22 Jul 2021 08:01:12 GMT

Hi everyone,

I have an on change event that fires when one of my stock fields are changed, which should change the value of a stock message field.

The function I have is able to change the value of the stock message field, but when I save/click done, the value is not updated in the properties.

My code:

var fMinStock = document.getElementsByName("_minimum_stock")[1].value;
var fCurrStock = document.getElementsByName("_current_stock")[1].value;
var iMinStock = parseInt(fMinStock);
var iCurrStock = parseInt(fCurrStock);
var fStockMessage = getFieldByName("_stock_message").getElementsByTagName("input")[0];
    
var stockMsg = "";
var stockMsgColor = "";
    
if(iCurrStock < iMinStock){
    stockMsg = "Insufficient Stock";
}else{
    stockMsg = "Sufficient Stock";
}
    
fStockMessage.value = stockMsg;

The onChange in action:

When save or done is clicked after onChange:

Any ideas on what I might be doing wrong?

Client side Form function and script not evaluating correctly.

RaptureLazarus — Wed, 07 Jul 2021 11:28:55 GMT

Good day all.

TL;DR: I am having trouble getting an onLoad method to reliably print an evaluated value to a field.

The form is as follows:

Stock message contains:

<span id='stock_msg'></span>

I have a javascript onLoad method that compares the minimum and current stock:

// Create min and current stock variables
var minStock = document.thisItem.getProperty("_minimum_stock");
var currStock = document.thisItem.getProperty("_current_stock");

// Bring in HTML field span
var field = document.getElementById("stock_msg");
// Create stockMsgValue variable
var stockMsgValue = null;

// if current stock is less than or equals to minimum stock
if(currStock <= minStock)
{
    stockMsgValue = "<p style='color: red'>Not enough Stock!</p>";
} else {
    stockMsgValue = "<p style='color: green'>Stock levels look good</p>";
}

// Write to HTML field span
field.innerHTML += stockMsgValue;

I did something similar with Stock message 2, but included the javascript in the HTML field directly:

<div id="Message"></div>
<div id="min"></div>
<div id="curr"></div>

<script>
var divText = document.getElementById("Message");
var divCurr = document.getElementById("curr");
var divMin = document.getElementById("min");
var currStock = document.thisItem.getProperty("_current_stock");
var minStock = document.thisItem.getProperty("_minimum_stock");

if(currStock <= minStock ) {
    var textVal = "<span style='color: red';>Insufficient</span>";
}
else {
    var textVal = "<span style='color: green';>Sufficient</span>";
}

divText.innerHTML += textVal;
divMin.innerHTML += "Minimum stock: " +minStock;
divCurr.innerHTML += "Current stock: " + currStock;

</script>

The problem is that it works for a little bit, and then the evaluation does not reflect the correct values.

Some examples:

Any ideas?

Thanks

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