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I have a textbox with Client ID JavaScript variable name set to 'UserMnemonicId'
On form load i call javasrcipt function and display alert .
NWF$(document).ready(function(){
alert('test function');
alert(NWF$('#UserMnemonicId').val());
});
I get both the alerts but for the second alert it displays 'undefined'
Don't know why the textbox value is displayed as 'undefned'
Is there anything that i am doing wrong or missing?
you've used wrong syntax, try following
alert(NWF$('#' + UserMnemonicId).val());
Converted discussion to question
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Thanks Marian, it worked
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What Am I Missing?
I get an alert w/ 'abc1' and then an alert w/ 'undefined' and then 'abc2'.
Am I missing a directive or setting in Nintex get this to work?
function showPassword(){
var displayWindowsUserName = 'abc1';
alert(displayWindowsUserName );
displayWindowsUserName = NWF$('#' + jsWindowsUserName);
alert(displayWindowsUserName.val());
alert('abc2');
}
Thank You!
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I think the NWF$ is not defined?
I am new to JS myself ....
NWF$(document).ready(function(){
....
.........
});
More info: https://community.nintex.com/docs/DOC-6783-simple-javascript-concepts-in-nintex-form
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With no changes, I was able to see the value in Edit Mode. That's all I require at this point, but I do wonder if there's a way to view the field values in Display Mode.
in Display mode javascript variables are not instantiated, so to get control's value you need a different way how to identify a control you want to get a value from.
typically it's done by a defining a custom CSS class and then use it as a control's selector.
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Hi @bbollmann,
Can you explain the experience you are wanting with your JavaScript? What could we build in product so you didnt need to use this JavaScript?
Are you wanting a modal popup triggered from a rule?
Cheers,
Euan
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