I have two people picker fields and what I want to do is to auto populate the second field with the same data I entered in the first field (not current user).
Is there a rule or javascript code to make this possible? I am new to Nintex Forms and I have no idea on how to this one. Your help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Best answer by TomaszPoszytek
Honestly speaking it seems that the NF.PeoplePickerAPI is not present in the Office 365. I checked that object and there is no such node.
Anyway, I have other solution for you. Tested and working. Use the following code:
NWF.FormFiller.Events.RegisterAfterReady(function () {
NWF$(document).ready(function() {
NWF$("#"+var_People1).change(function() {
// first wipe out existing state of the field
NWF$("#"+var_People2).val("");
NWF$("#"+var_People2).closest("div.ip-container").find("div.ip-item").each(function() { NWF$(this).remove(); });
// then fill it with the scope set in field 1
NWF$("#"+var_People2).val(NWF$(this).val());
NWF$(this).closest("div.ip-container").find("div.ip-item").each(function() { NWF$("#"+var_People2).closest("div").find("textarea").before(NWF$(this).clone(true,true)); });
});
});
});Obviously the var_People1 and var_People2 are JavaScript variables set for you two fields:
Bon appetit! 
Regards,
Tomasz
+17Hi!
If you are using Nintex Responsive Forms, then unfortunately this is not yet possible - you cannot set a rule on the people picker field for "Set Value". Sorry.
If, however, you are working with Standard Forms, then the easiest way is to use the NF.PeoplePickerApi (People Picker Extensions - Nintex Forms) and then to write a javascript, that sets the other field value once the value in the first place changes, ex.:
NWF$(document).ready(function () {
var firstPPPickerFieldl = NWF$('#' + var_People1);
var secondPPPickerField = new NF.PeoplePickerApi('#' + var_People2);
NWF$(firstPPPickerField).change(function () {
secondPPPickerField.search(NWF$(firstPPPickerField).val()).done(function (data) {
secondPPPickerField.add(data[0]);
});
});
});The var_People1 and var_People2 are the JavaScript variables of the PP 1st and 2nd control.
I haven't tested this particular script, but imo it should work, or at least point to the correct solution 
Regards,
Tomasz
+5Hi TC N ,
This is something working code for your requirement in on Prem, not sure if people picker extensions available in O365 or not.
NWF.FormFiller.Events.RegisterAfterReady(function () {
var _personName = new NF.PeoplePickerApi("#" + varRequestorName);
_personName.added(function () {
var _txtUserID = NWF$("#" + varRequestorName).val();
_txtUserID = _txtUserID.replace(/;/, ""); //THIS IS IMPORTANT
var _SecondpersonName = new NF.PeoplePickerApi("#" + varCreatedFor);
_SecondpersonName.search(_txtUserID).done(function (data) {
_SecondpersonName.add(data[0]);
});
}); // End of added function
_personName.removed(function () {
var _SecondpersonName = new NF.PeoplePickerApi("#" + varCreatedFor);
_SecondpersonName.clear();
}); // end of removed function
});
as there is no change function available for people picker control you have to make use of added & removed methods as per the documentation mentioned in Tomasz Poszytek 
's reply
Hi Jaya!
Thank you for your response.
I am in O365, I tried your solution but sadly, nothing happens.
+17Honestly speaking it seems that the NF.PeoplePickerAPI is not present in the Office 365. I checked that object and there is no such node.
Anyway, I have other solution for you. Tested and working. Use the following code:
NWF.FormFiller.Events.RegisterAfterReady(function () {
NWF$(document).ready(function() {
NWF$("#"+var_People1).change(function() {
// first wipe out existing state of the field
NWF$("#"+var_People2).val("");
NWF$("#"+var_People2).closest("div.ip-container").find("div.ip-item").each(function() { NWF$(this).remove(); });
// then fill it with the scope set in field 1
NWF$("#"+var_People2).val(NWF$(this).val());
NWF$(this).closest("div.ip-container").find("div.ip-item").each(function() { NWF$("#"+var_People2).closest("div").find("textarea").before(NWF$(this).clone(true,true)); });
});
});
});Obviously the var_People1 and var_People2 are JavaScript variables set for you two fields:
Bon appetit!
Regards,
Tomasz
+17I'm glad to hear that Good luck in Nintexing 
Regards,
Tomasz
Hi Tomasz,
Thanks for your suggestion!
In my case I want to prepopulate People control of Nintex form (o365) classic form based on users email address.
I have user id and user email address in my javascript.
now using these 2 values I want to populate the people control in nintex form.
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