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Hi Marc, Thanks for the fast reply. It's the NewForm and there are other items with "q123456". The EditForm do not have this code. I'm using this function with a list created under wiki library.
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Nutan: Just set up the two cascades with SPCascadeDropdowns using the settings you've indicated. It ought to work, as long as Region.Country and City.Country are both lookups to the Title column in...
View ArticleNew Post: SPServices undefined
Hi Mark - Yes it's self explanitory, however the list does exist. It is the first list called departments that uses title for the information. I have 3 lists, is there something i am doing wrong?...
View ArticleNew Post: Prepopulate Multi Select in form after SPFilterDropdown
I am doing something similar, but my problem is that one of my users is using SPCascadeDropdowns and it's not working with the custom calls. Basically, I want to put a nicer looking multi-select field...
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Can you tell from the Net traffic which request is causing the error? If so, can you post the info from the Post tab? That should tell us what the call is that is causing the error. M.
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Hi Marc, Thanks for the quick response. I am glad. I tried the same scenario again and found that it breaks when all the three look-ups are mandatory. It worked fine when i initially created every list...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: Promise Chaining [10228]
In order to provide consistent chaining from the returned promise of the core $.SPServices function, I had to implement the always() method instead of the $.ajax complete() method.Here is the patched...
View ArticleNew Post: Cascading Filter Requirement
Sounds like you are probably on Office365? There was a recent update that changed the markup for required field in forms (among other things). Can you please let me know what version of SharePoint you...
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Yup, its O365 ..I will check out the latest alpha :). I must say you have done a wonderful job here. This framework has been a great help for developers. Thanks a lot. Nutan
View ArticleNew Post: 2 cents: Re-learning? Why not?
Hi Guys, I'm trying to learn and re-learn some of the functions and basic concepts involving the tools involved here. As part of the steps in relearning the basics, I want to make a new item form that...
View ArticleNew Post: Promise chaining
In order to provide consistent chaining from the returned promise of the core $.SPServices function, I had to implement the always() method instead of the $.ajax complete() method. I realize that I...
View ArticleNew Post: Cascading Filter Requirement
Glad you like SPServices! From the email you sent. (Let's keep the discussion here, ok?): Based on your suggestion i used the latest alpha of 2014.01 but Its not coming along..same behavior..posting...
View ArticleNew Post: Prepopulate Multi Select in form after SPFilterDropdown
To answer my own question (sort of), I found that calling the click function on the Add button rather than trying to do what the Add button does solved this. Weird thing though, calling click once is...
View ArticleNew Post: Promise chaining
Ricardo, Thanks for posting here... Others in the community "listen" to this forum and thus you will get more conversation going... :) I'm going to setup a quick test to see test what you are...
View ArticleNew Post: Prepopulate Multi Select in form after SPFilterDropdown
You probably can switch to myAddButton.dblclick(); if you're dealing with the multi-selector control. That's the event which causes a value to move from left to right or vice versa. M.
View ArticleClosed Unassigned: Promise Chaining [10228]
In order to provide consistent chaining from the returned promise of the core $.SPServices function, I had to implement the always() method instead of the $.ajax complete() method.Here is the patched...
View ArticleNew Post: Promise chaining
Hi Paul, The code I submitted has the complete method commented, so it will not run twice. My simple example was to illustrate my use case. What I'm trying to say is that you can't guarantee the order...
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Thanks Ricardo... I'll run some tests... I thought I looked into this a little while ago (see this post) and even validated that the .ajax() method does in fact call 'complete' before resolving the...
View ArticleNew Post: Promise chaining
You wouldn't want to use both the completefunc and the promise. The completefunc is still there for backward compatibility, but promises (as it's clear you know) are the preferred approach. M.
View ArticleNew Post: Promise chaining
Hi Marc, You are correct that using only promises is the best way going forward. As such, when I was refactoring the bit of code in question to use promise chaining is when I came across this edge...
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