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I just did a blog post to warn people: Blog Post: Office 365 Update Changes ‘Display Name’ on Required Fields http://ow.ly/sT0o1 Thanks for bringing this to my attention! M.
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Greg: Can you go to /_vti_pvt/buildversion.cnf, to check your build version? I’m on: vti_encoding:SR|utf8-nl vti_buildversion:SR|16.0.2510.1204 See:...
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Odds are your selectors aren't working as you intend. It's probably just time to step through your code in IE's Dev Tools, Firebug, etc. I'd suggest that you upgrade to jQuery 1.10.2 and SPServices...
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Marc //same as yours vti_encoding:SR|utf8-nl vti_buildversion:SR|16.0.2510.1204
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Even when the query is simple like this:CAMLQuery: "<Query><Where><Eq><FieldRef Name='HRLocations' LookupId='TRUE'/><Value...
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Marc,So your earlier blog post on this. This type of thing will probably continue, which will be a challenge for you and some of the value added functions. Also, I wonder if the word 'required' is...
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Your CAML is invalid (status of error means that the browser is producing an error - in this case an XML error, I assume)Your missing a single quote at the end of 'Integer'Also, should it be...
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Good catch! thanks Paul! turns out both 'Counter' and 'Integer' work the same. My take away from this is, you need to query by the "LookupId" the number before the ;# in the row.attr("ows_XXX That...
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Sorry I missed the missing apostrophe in your original post, Ofer. I spotted the bigger issue first. M.
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The only thing on the form that M$ can't change is the Display Name of the label of the <h3>. I initially thought of keying off of the ID, but what is stopping them from changing how that is...
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Matt: Using the h3 element as a selector works as long as the form hasn't been customized too much. I prefer to use selectors that go straight to the elements themselves (or as close as possible) for...
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Matt,I'm starting to believe that too. Christophe on twitter also suggested that is a better approach. That will make the selection of input element a multi-step approach.Marc: perhaps you should have...
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I’ve actually got just one line in all of SPServices to find selects like this. It’s in a constructor function called DropdownCtl. I use that constructor to find any type of “dropdown”, meaning a...
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I'd like to put in a feature request: Any value added function in SPServices should allow for a DOM/jQuery-ifed element to be passed in instead of just a Display Name. That would allow for our forms to...
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Interesting idea. So, for instance, rather than this: childColumn: "Region"You might do:var regionObj = $("select[title='Region']"); ... childColumn: regionObjM.
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Word. Or you could pass a regular element:document.querySelector("input[title='Region']"); Then in your code you can check what was passed in: String/DOM Element/jQuery Something like this should...
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That could get messy, of course. I'll need to think about it. I don't want to build in a lot of extra code to handle one off exceptions like this one if I can avoid it. The current approach has been...
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Rated 5 Stars (out of 5) - Great version, I've used the library since an early version and it had really helped me in me as an SharePoint consultant and my customers for a wide range of different...
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I also like this idea... It would make the utilities more robust and allow for more use cases... The challenge will be to determine if the input param is a jQuery selector or a DOM Element -vs- a...
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I ran into a similar issue on a publishing page where it returns the dropdown ID as "SPComplexToSimpleDropdown_undefined" in IE. Would it be possible to add a relationshipList or ListName argument to it?
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