Snippet to update multiple models at once

Question

I am using a table filter and model actions to update many models at once. The conditions that are being affected have a blank value and are off by default and all have the same name. I understand the snippet is updating the value and (as far as I can see) not declaring enabling/disabling the condition. The curious thing is when you change the option in the filter to a value all the models update correctly but when you set the filter back to “None” only one a set of models have the condition turned off, the other models have the condition on and the value is set to “blank”.Models Update properly: skuid.$M('ClassConsult'),
skuid.$M('EDUMarketing'),
skuid.$M('OnlineTraining'),
skuid.$M('FreeTraining'),
skuid.$M('TrainingInstitutionalClients'),
skuid.$M('TrainingRentalHouse'),
skuid.$M('TrainingVendorProvider'),
skuid.$M('TrainingAspiringCreative'),
skuid.$M('TrainingEstablishedProfessional') skuid.$M('AffiliateClass'), Models Update but condition doesn’t turn off: skuid.$M('IntegrationNoLabor'),
skuid.$M('RetailSales'),
skuid.$M('OnlineSales'),
skuid.$M('Distribution'),
skuid.$M('SalesShipping'),
skuid.$M('SalesInstitutionalClients'),
skuid.$M('SalesRentalHouse'),
skuid.$M('SalesVendorProvider'),
skuid.$M('SalesEstablishedProfessional'),
skuid.$M('SalesAspiringCreative'),
skuid.$M('StandardRental'),
skuid.$M('ShippingRental'),
skuid.$M('RentalInstitutionalClients'),
skuid.$M('RentalRentalHouse'),
skuid.$M('RentalVendorProvider'),
skuid.$M('RentalEstablishedProfessional'),
skuid.$M('RentalAspiringCreative'), skuid.$M('AccountSales'), I checked the conditions on each model and they are all set up exactly the same. I am not sure where else to investigate.Full Snippet: var $ = skuid.$; var officeValue = skuid.$M('OfficeFilters').getConditionByName('OfficeFilter').value; var targetModels = []; targetModels.push( skuid.$M('IntegrationNoLabor'), skuid.$M('AccountSales'), skuid.$M('RetailSales'), skuid.$M('OnlineSales'), skuid.$M('Distribution'), skuid.$M('SalesShipping'), skuid.$M('SalesInstitutionalClients'), skuid.$M('SalesRentalHouse'), skuid.$M('SalesVendorProvider'), skuid.$M('SalesEstablishedProfessional'), skuid.$M('SalesAspiringCreative'), skuid.$M('StandardRental'), skuid.$M('ShippingRental'), skuid.$M('RentalInstitutionalClients'), skuid.$M('RentalRentalHouse'), skuid.$M('RentalVendorProvider'), skuid.$M('RentalEstablishedProfessional'), skuid.$M('RentalAspiringCreative'), skuid.$M('ClassConsult'), skuid.$M('AffiliateClass'), skuid.$M('EDUMarketing'), skuid.$M('OnlineTraining'), skuid.$M('FreeTraining'), skuid.$M('TrainingInstitutionalClients'), skuid.$M('TrainingRentalHouse'), skuid.$M('TrainingVendorProvider'), skuid.$M('TrainingAspiringCreative'), skuid.$M('TrainingEstablishedProfessional')); $.each(targetModels, function(){ this.setCondition(this.getConditionByName('OfficeFilter'), officeValue); });

Matt_Sones · Answer

Tami,You should probably use a conditional statement to determine if your source condition is active.Update the beginning with this:
var officeCondition = skuid.$M('OfficeFilters').getConditionByName('OfficeFilter'),
officeValue = officeCondition.value;And update the end to this:if (officeCondition.inactive) { //If the condition is inactive, deactivate all others.
$.each(targetModels, function(){
this.deactivateCondition(this.getConditionByName('OfficeFilter'));
});
} else { //The condition is active. Activate and Set the values of all the others.
$.each(targetModels, function(){
this.setCondition(this.getConditionByName('OfficeFilter'), officeValue);
});
}

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