So, here’s my field renderer I dropped in a static resource. You’ll notice that I’m expecting arguments such that I can set field = argumentsu0] and value = argumentsu1]. Instead, I’m just getting a field object for arguments.
What am I doing wrong here?
(as an aside, I’m using $r as a shortcut for skuid.snippet.registerSnippet)
“arguments” has special meaning in javascript. I would recommend against using “arguments” as a parameter name. When you do that I believe it overrides the standard behavior of the arguments array.
$r('renderUserId', function (field,value) {<br> <br>});
and
$r('renderUserId', function () {<br> field = arguments[0];<br> value = arguments[1];<br>});
are exactly the same logically
Matt,
Try removing arguments from the function declaration:
$r('renderUserName',function() { ... });
Alternatively, specify the two arguments and then you don’t need the “var field = argumentse0], value =…” bit:
$r('renderUserName',function(field,value) { ... });
Sweet! Thanks, Ben and J.
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