alibby,
I would be getting the ID from the Item that I clicked on, for example, clicking from a List title. Anyways I am halfway there or closer. I completely spaced on this, I do not know how I could have completely forgotten about the CAMLQuery that you can add to GetListItems! While I am embarrassed, I am glad I found a closer path to a solution. The trick now is finding a way to assignt he variable a "clicked" ID. Check the example below:
FYI, I had to use the jQuery slice() function because when referencing a lookup, it gives me 3 character in font of my lookup result: 3;#. I am not sure if there is a cleaner way around this.
I would be getting the ID from the Item that I clicked on, for example, clicking from a List title. Anyways I am halfway there or closer. I completely spaced on this, I do not know how I could have completely forgotten about the CAMLQuery that you can add to GetListItems! While I am embarrassed, I am glad I found a closer path to a solution. The trick now is finding a way to assignt he variable a "clicked" ID. Check the example below:
FYI, I had to use the jQuery slice() function because when referencing a lookup, it gives me 3 character in font of my lookup result: 3;#. I am not sure if there is a cleaner way around this.
$().SPServices({
operation: 'GetListItems',
async: false,
debug: true,
listName: 'IT Assets',
CAMLViewFields: '<ViewFields><FieldRef Name="Location" /></ViewFields>',
CAMLQuery: '<Query><Where><Eq><FieldRef Name="ID"/><Value Type="Counter">1</Value></Eq></Where></Query>',
completefunc: function(xData, Status) {
$(xData.responseXML).SPFilterNode("z:row").each(function() {
alert($(this).attr("ows_Location").slice(3));
alert($(this).attr("ows_ID"));
});
}
});