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how to use javascript functions in input form

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I want to implement my java script function through form rather than workflow. When user put values in form at that moment i want to data to get reflected to user.

Thanks,

Diksha

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Hello dikshac45201755​,

You need to implement input button in your form which will call method in your schema

Some information can be found here:

1. In your form add input

Form structure

<input enabledIf="" img="" label="Label" type="button">

     <enter>

       <soapCall name="soapCallName" service="namespace:schema"> // xtk:workflow

           <param exprIn="[@attribute1]" type="boolean"/>

           <param exprIn="[element/@attribute2]" type="int"/>

           <param exprIn="[attribute3]" type="string"/>

           ..

           ..

        </soapCall>

        <reload/>

      </enter>

</input>

2. In your schema add method

Schema structure

<method library="namespace:yourJavaScript.js" name="soapCallName" static="true">

    <parameters>

      <param inout="in" name="attribute1" type="boolean"/>

      <param inout="in" name="attribute2" type="long"/> // it does not know int type :)

      <param inout="in" name="attribute3" type="string"/>

        ..

        ..

    </parameters>

</method>

3. Last but not least add your JS function to JavaScript codes folder:

Implementing SOAP methods

Data oriented APIs

Can be something as below:

function namespace_schema_soapCallName(attribute1, attribute2, attribute3,..,..){ 

   xtk.session.Write(<schema xtkschema="namespace:schema"

      _operation="update" attribute1={attribute1}  attribute2={attribute2}  attribute3={attribute3} ...

      _key="@attribute2"

  />);

}

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Marcel

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Hi Diksha,

To make sure we understand, can you provide a more detailed example of what you are trying to achieve?

Florent

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Hi Diksha,

Any update to share on this?

Florent

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Correct answer by
Community Advisor

Hello dikshac45201755​,

You need to implement input button in your form which will call method in your schema

Some information can be found here:

1. In your form add input

Form structure

<input enabledIf="" img="" label="Label" type="button">

     <enter>

       <soapCall name="soapCallName" service="namespace:schema"> // xtk:workflow

           <param exprIn="[@attribute1]" type="boolean"/>

           <param exprIn="[element/@attribute2]" type="int"/>

           <param exprIn="[attribute3]" type="string"/>

           ..

           ..

        </soapCall>

        <reload/>

      </enter>

</input>

2. In your schema add method

Schema structure

<method library="namespace:yourJavaScript.js" name="soapCallName" static="true">

    <parameters>

      <param inout="in" name="attribute1" type="boolean"/>

      <param inout="in" name="attribute2" type="long"/> // it does not know int type :)

      <param inout="in" name="attribute3" type="string"/>

        ..

        ..

    </parameters>

</method>

3. Last but not least add your JS function to JavaScript codes folder:

Implementing SOAP methods

Data oriented APIs

Can be something as below:

function namespace_schema_soapCallName(attribute1, attribute2, attribute3,..,..){ 

   xtk.session.Write(<schema xtkschema="namespace:schema"

      _operation="update" attribute1={attribute1}  attribute2={attribute2}  attribute3={attribute3} ...

      _key="@attribute2"

  />);

}

llName

Marcel

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Hi marcel.gent.86​,

I want to try the same thing and trying to use the logInfo function inside the javascript as mentioned in Implementing SOAP methods But I don't know where these logInfo store the messages. For workflpow it writes to log. Where does the input form stores the messages?

Thanks,

Tarun

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Community Advisor

In the workflow Journal you can see log info

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marcel.gent.86​,

Sorry if I am missing anything. But here we are talking about input forms and I am adding the Javascript code inside the button click. So the logInfo is not associated with any workflow.

I checked the XtkWorkflowLog table also to be double sure and also checked the XtkJobLog. But there is not reference to the log. Any help is really appreciated. I am doing alert("message") for debug but seems that button click just allows the first alert. Any subsequent alerts are suppressed.

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i do no know what is javascript code inside button click ..Do you mean in web apps?  there is no debug tool only debug i could use was logError(ctx) but triggered from web browser to speed up the process..

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Faced same issue. Ended up creating custom schema to store debug info with custom methods.

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Hi dikshac45201755,

The logs are just going to be visible int the web@default.

If you want to print the logs in some workflow logs you are probably going to have :

* add a dummy activity in your workflow

* create a task with NLWS.xtkWorklflowTask.create(...) with the workflowID

* create the logs with NLWS.xtkWorkflowLog.create(...) with the newly created taskID and the workflowID

Pierre