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  • September 5, 2018
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So i have a JS via datalabel: 

var offset = new Date().getTimezoneOffset();

 

Then i write it into my textbox:

document.getElementById('000000*personal details removed*0000_59e39e2b-5feb-87d4-ab3e-525f96384c6f').innerHTML=offsetname;

 

I can see the value successfully in the textbox.

 

Then i created a rule like - if textbox is changed show me message. But i never see the message. It works only if i change textbox value manually.

 

So the question is - how can i transfer a string variable generated on client-side into server-side?

Best answer by Albarghouthy

Hi,


 


For Text Box control:


 


$("[name='Text Box']").SFCTextBox('option', 'text',offsetname);

For Data Label:


 


$("[name='Data Label']").SFCLabel('option', 'text', offsetname);

HTH


 

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    Albarghouthy
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    Hi,


     


    For Text Box control:


     


    $("[name='Text Box']").SFCTextBox('option', 'text',offsetname);

    For Data Label:


     


    $("[name='Data Label']").SFCLabel('option', 'text', offsetname);

    HTH


     

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    • vcz
    • September 6, 2018

    Thank you! It works!

     

    <script>
    var offset = new Date().getTimezoneOffset();
    var offsetname = Intl.DateTimeFormat().resolvedOptions().timeZone;
    $("[name='Text Box 5']").SFCTextBox('option', 'text',offset+' '+offsetname);
    </script>

     

    Then make rule for textbox changing and use its value.

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