Update page load snippet

Hi Moshe,

What I would do is to re-factor your logic here into a Snippet. Then, you can have that Snippet run on page load, and you can have it triggered by Model events using Model Actions.

So here is my modified version of your Inline JavaScript code:

(function(skuid){     
    var $ = skuid.$;
    // Register a snippet to run 
    skuid.snippet.registerSnippet('UtilityAccountEnrollmentWarning',function(changeInfo){
        var MODEL\_ID = 'UtilityAccount';
        var FIELD\_TO\_CHECK = 'Do\_Not\_Enroll\_\_c';
        var WARNING\_MESSAGE = 'Utility Account is set to "Do Not Enroll"';
        
        var proceed = true;
        
        if (changeInfo && changeInfo.updates) {
            // If the field we're looking at was not updated, 
            // then don't run our logic
            if (!(FIELD\_TO\_CHECK in changeInfo.updates)) {
                proceed=false;
            }
        }    
        if (proceed) {
            var uaRow = skuid.model.getModel(MODEL\_ID).getFirstRow();
            var pageTitle = $('#MyPageTitle');
            var editor = pageTitle.data('object').editor;
            if(uaRow[FIELD\_TO\_CHECK]){
                editor.handleMessages([{message:WARNING\_MESSAGE, severity:'WARNING'}]);
            } else {
                editor.clearMessages();
            }
        }
    });
    // Run the snippet initially on page load
    $('.nx-page').one('pageload',function(){
        skuid.snippet.getSnippet('UtilityAccountEnrollmentWarning')();
    });
})(skuid);

This Inline JavaScript will run your snippet immediately on page load.

Then, to have it run every time a row in your Model is updated, add a Model Action on that Model, with Initiating Events: “Row in Model updated”, and the Action, “Run a JavaScript Snippet”, running the snippet “UtilityAccountEnrollmentWarning”.

The logic in the above JavaScript will cause your Snippet to be run whenever the Do_Not_Enroll__c field is changed.

Thanks Zach works great! I just had to add a “Model saved” initiating event as well but it does the job.