Skip to main content

Has anyone else expereinced an issue when adding conditional styling to an Expression column in a list view such as a Sum or Count.  Every time i add any conditional styling it crashes the browsers saying a script has stopped responding and lists to RT.all.min.js  as the script not responding..  THis then renders the form unresponsive and the conditional formatting doesn't happen.

 

The condition i'm trying to evaluation is using the Sum Expression not equal to 100.  If i use any other expression on the left hand side it works fine.

 

 


16468iBA303A4BF30F553F.jpg

Hi Atrion,


 


Why are you using the value "100.00"? Have you tried using the value "100"? If so, have you gotten the same results? As I think it could be trying to compare values of different data types.


 


Regards

Tried it with just 100, same result.  From what i can tell it seems to be a timing issue maybe?  Sometimes it will show no summation with the correct conditional style and then it crashes out, other times it will crash with no styling and no summation.  As soon as i remove the conditional styling rule it works correct and the sum is correct.

Hi AtrionMRaucci


 


I have reproduced your issue and found a alternative solution also I noticed that when using conditional styling the behaviour is exactly the same as you described, If you want to you can log a ticket for that. Please see below the alternaive on haw to achieve your required outcome.


 


Instead of using conditional styling, rather use Expression in the following manner.


1. Create SmartObject with two columns (column 1 and column 2)


2. Generate List View from smartobject


3. Open view in edit mode and add the summethod twice for column 1 (one sum method would act as the sum and the other would act as the expression)


4. Now select column 2 and add a expression - "To number(sum <> 100)"


the "<>" means not equal.


5. Save view and test the view.


Please see the screenshots below for guidance.


13793iF52F8080D31FE1AF.png


10846iB5BBC5F354A3F6C1.png


13899i8EF38951AE4A8372.png


16248i8FCB2732D563D9EA.png

Hi AtrionMRaucci


 


I am doing a follow up in the issue at hand, were you able to have a look through my previous post where i suggested that you use  Expression instead of conditional styling?


 


Please confirm if this was able to lead to a solution and if the post can be marked as solved.

Sorry, i never got notified that the post was update, i will look into this solution today and post back my findings. Thanks!

I can confirm this workaround does work and doesn't crash.  Thank you!

Is there any way where we can improve conditional style . please find url of my requirement.

http://community.k2.com/t5/K2-blackpearl/Condtionaly-style-in-k2-Smartforms/m-p/74343#M21721

Reply


View our Community Site Map

Nintex Community Sitemap
Terms & ConditionsCookie settings