How to get a field value inside subform using JQuery or JavaScript?

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• January 23, 2018 10:38

Hello,

Does anybody know how to get a field value inside subform using JQuery or JavaScript?

 

Thanks in advance

Marina

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  Scott Bennett

  • January 23, 2018 14:30

  Not as straight forward as you would like. I actually get the value from the subform based on a button click where it uses a value in the subform to pop up a window of information. The button does not have a JS call in it but rather a rule where you can access [this]

  In the rule this is the method:

  btnAPS(this)

  JS required (ASAppID is the element name of the value in the subform that I want to use):

  function btnAPS(ctrl) {
  try {
  console.log ('Enter the app sts log function',ctrl);
  var val = GetSubFormControlStringValue(ctrl,'ASAppID');
  console.log('Application ID: ', val);
  window.open(NotifyAppCustom.UrlConstants.FormsAndPortal.APCSubmitForm+'&AppID='+val,'Application Log','height=600,width=800');
  } catch (e) {
  alert(e);
  }
  }

  and this is how to get the value from the subform:

  function GetSubFormControlStringValue(ctrl,controlName) {
  console.log ('Enter GetSubFormControlStringValue function');
  console.log ('ctrl: ',ctrl);
  console.log ('controlName: ',controlName);
  var val = $(ctrl).parents(".subFormContentRowChildWrapper").find("[id^='" + controlName + "']").val();
  console.log ('val: ',val);
  return val;
  }

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  Permanently deleted user

  • January 24, 2018 14:54

  Hi,

  thanks a lot.

  In meanwhile, I found that the following syntax works too.

  $("[controlholdername ='+ controlName +']").find("input[id*='+ controlName +']").val();

  Marina

   

   

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  SOURAV DAS

  • March 06, 2018 16:08
  • Edited

  Hi All,
   For me the above methods did not work out. I have another solution 
  
  

  1.  To access any element in any section( which is not in subform )
      $(AllFieldsReference['INTERNALFIELDNAME'].querySelector('#INTERNALFIELDNAME ')).val();
     
  2.  To access any element inside a subform( which can be on any section )
      $(AllFieldsReference['INTERNALSUBFORMNAME '].querySelector('[id^="#INTERNALSUBFORMFIELDNAME "]')).val();
     
     
     

  Thanks
  Sourav

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  Nadia Segura

  • March 06, 2018 16:30

  The above works for me too, however the JavaScript methods are very useful as well, a bit confusing at the beginning but once you understand it is easy to implement, refer to getFieldValue method from link below

  https://documentation.agilepoint.com/00/appbuilder/cloudjsJavascriptMethods.html  

   

  This is how I used it:

   

  var cValue=GetControlValue({"fieldId":"SubFormName/ControlName"});

   

  function GetControlValue(ctrlName) {
   var ctrlVal ="";

  eFormHelper.getFieldValue (ctrlName, function (res) {
    if (res.isSuccess) { //check if is success   
            console.log(res.data); //logs the data holds the found control's value   
            ctrlVal = res.data;                 
          } else { console.log(res.error); }//logs the error          
      });

  return ctrlVal;

  }

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  Leandro de Oliveira Fernandes

  • October 17, 2019 16:53

  Thanks Nadia Segura

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