Hi there,
I've created a form on which a user can add / duplicate the subform. That subform is located in another subform.
SO the hierarchy is like:
Subform 1
Subform 2
Table with fields
Delete button
Add button
Numeric Field
The numeric field has to display the number of instances of Subform 2.
I selected the field and added the code:
Subform2.instancaManager.count;
But that doesn't work at all. The field doesn't display anything.
The subform has a minimal count of 1. So in my logic it should display 1. But I ain't a scripter at all...so frankly I must think of it in a wrong way.
Can someone help me get this numeric field to calculate the subform2 instances? In dummy language please :-)
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Hi,
Since the numeric field is outside Subform1, you have not provided a full enought reference from the numeric field to Subform2. See here for a description: http://assure.ly/kUP02y.
This should work in the calculate event of the numeric field:
this.rawValue = Subform1.Subform2.instanceManager.count;
If the subform did not have a minimum count, then you would use the underscore shortcut for instanceManager _:
this.rawValue = Subform1._Subform2.count;
Both options are JavaScript. I prefer using the _ shortcut everytime I am working with repeating instances.
Hope that helps,
Niall
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Hi,
Since the numeric field is outside Subform1, you have not provided a full enought reference from the numeric field to Subform2. See here for a description: http://assure.ly/kUP02y.
This should work in the calculate event of the numeric field:
this.rawValue = Subform1.Subform2.instanceManager.count;
If the subform did not have a minimum count, then you would use the underscore shortcut for instanceManager _:
this.rawValue = Subform1._Subform2.count;
Both options are JavaScript. I prefer using the _ shortcut everytime I am working with repeating instances.
Hope that helps,
Niall
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Thanks, that was it. Although I renamed the form to SubForm-data...it seems the - was creating problems with counting. Removing the - made it work.
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Yes, the minus sign should not be used in object names, as it is taken literally as minus and the script fails.
Camel-case is useful for naming objects: eg SubformData.
Good luck,
Niall
Thanks again! I'll keep that in mind :-).
Thanks for wishing me good luck, going to need it...already running into another problem with pagination. But that's for another discussion if I can't find it through searching
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