Marc,
Here are the details on the lists and the columns:
File Plan list
"Functional Areas" Field=FunctionalAreas
Multi-Lookup to FunctionalAreas/Functional Area column
"CTtext" Field=CTtext
Text column for the Content Types
Declared Items list
"Functional Areas" Field=FunctionalAreas
Single-Lookup to FunctionalAreas/Functional Area column
"Content Types" Field=ContentTypes
Single-Lookup to FilePlan/CTtext column
Here's a simple script I put on the page to see if any other SPS function would work. I've had this working on the Dev. I don't get the user's department back in the alert dialog - its blank.
Here are the details on the lists and the columns:
File Plan list
"Functional Areas" Field=FunctionalAreas
Multi-Lookup to FunctionalAreas/Functional Area column
"CTtext" Field=CTtext
Text column for the Content Types
Declared Items list
"Functional Areas" Field=FunctionalAreas
Single-Lookup to FunctionalAreas/Functional Area column
"Content Types" Field=ContentTypes
Single-Lookup to FilePlan/CTtext column
Here's a simple script I put on the page to see if any other SPS function would work. I've had this working on the Dev. I don't get the user's department back in the alert dialog - its blank.
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
// Set usrFA to the current user's Department
var usrFA = $().SPServices.SPGetCurrentUser({fieldName: "Department", debug: false});
var idFA = "0";
alert(usrFA);
</script>