Hi Joseph,

You might try viewing the Skuid page XML from the composer. There you should be able to see the “uniqueid” for every field.

I checked in XML there I didn’t found any “uniqueId” for field ,there is only field api as Id but it’s doesn’t work. 

Yes, we have given up on this project.  We found a way to somehow find the field by using a CSS class or something, but that didn’t give us what we needed because the fields are not inside of a form.  So bummer.

You can definitely build that url with skuid.

Try just adding a ui-only formula field to your model and using a formula field to build the url out of the component fields.

Joseph,

SmartyStreets supports REST/JSON.  You can setup a data source and submit data to SmartyStreets using a Skuid model.  Your Inline JavaScript can handle the data in a model and update any fields on the Skuid page as needed.

Thanks,

Bill

There is a way to do this, but it does require JS and is a bit tricky.  in the JS where you setup smartyStreets, you can “wrap” the fields you want into a form.  Here’s a basic example:
     $(“.MemberMailingSection”).wrap(function() {
            return ‘’;
        });
    
    var liveaddress = $.LiveAddress({
            key: GetSmartyStreetsLicense,
        debug: false,
        target: “US”,
        addresses: {
           id: ‘MemberStreetsSetup’,
        address1: ‘.MemberMailingStreet textarea’,
        locality: ‘.MemberMailingCity input’,
        administrative_area: ‘.MemberMailingState input’,
        postal_code: ‘.MemberMailingZip input’,
        country: ‘.MemberMailingCountry input’
        }]
        });

Now, for each field, I added a css class with the names you see.  I know smartystreets likes Ids (#), but this seems to work.  The “MemberMailingSection” is the css class of the column in the field editor.  

Hope this helps.