Hello,
I am attempting to create a form with a table that has the date autopopulated for each row. When I click a button using the instance manager, it will add a row, and another button will remove the most bottom row. I am stuck now that when I add a row, it only has the date autopopulated on the top row, and not the one I just added. I am using this Javascript to acheive the date:
if(this.rawValue == null)
{
this.rawValue = util.printd("mmmm dd, yyyy", new Date());
}else{}
I am wondering if anyone can shed light on why this might not be working or if this is even possible. I appreciate the help in advance. Thank you.
Justin
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If you want that specific datefield in each instance of your row to have a specific date you should insert that code in the initialize event of the datefield
So this way each time your datefield is initialized it will set the date automatically
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If you want that specific datefield in each instance of your row to have a specific date you should insert that code in the initialize event of the datefield
So this way each time your datefield is initialized it will set the date automatically
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Robert, that did it!!! Thank you!
Justin
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