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Is there a way, how to get an input field, which is inside a repeating section, with jQuery?
Storing Cliend ID in a variable does not help, as the same "var" is assigned for all the repeated fields.
Perhaps there's a way how to determine the ID that's generated for each and every field?
ctl00_SPWebPartManager1_g_5f4ccd00_2da1_4ce1_b83e_a7adcfab8b88_ctl00_ListForm2_formFiller_FormView_ctl42_01641dee_38ca_42ee_9ee9_1d19f889520a_ctl01_ctl03_16117911_00d1_4a30_a4b7_4ae100d973e5
I think you can set a css class to your input field and then query them on jquery
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In this case they all will share the same class, however, I need to query each field separately.
The idea is that I want to have a jQuery-based solution that OnClick populates the input field with current datetime.
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I agree with Manfred and Fernando, you can use the JavaScript events to execute a custom function each time a row is added with the repeater row added event. Then you can get the last row of the repeating section with jquery and get your datetime field via a custom css class that you can add to this control.
Hope this helps
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Hi Maris,
In addition to the above, I've been able to wire up line specific control triggers following a blog post here.
Something similar to this:
NWF$('.EquipmentQuantity').change(function() {
and then
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