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jadachDevClub member 5/23/2017 |
In the Edit as dialog use " " as your default and auto update values for your 2nd dependent drop-down. |
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headingwest author 5/24/2017 |
In the Edit as dialog use " " as your default and auto update values for your 2nd dependent drop-down.
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jadachDevClub member 5/24/2017 |
That is strange because it definitely works for me. |
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headingwest author 5/24/2017 |
That is strange because it definitely works for me.
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headingwest author 5/24/2017 |
OK, I've narrowed down the behavior with dependent lookup default " ": |
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mbintex 5/24/2017 |
to me it sounds like a good "consistent" realization. If there is only one choice, why force the user to manually choose it? |
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headingwest author 5/24/2017 |
to me it sounds like a good "consistent" realization. If there is only one choice, why force the user to manually choose it?
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jadachDevClub member 5/24/2017 |
OK, I've narrowed down the behavior with dependent lookup default " ": 0 sub items -> Please select 1 sub item -> Selects the first item after please select 2 sub items -> Please select 3+ sub items -> Please select So this behaviour only occurs with one sub item. Perhaps Sergey can make it consistent?
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headingwest author 6/5/2017 |
If anyone else is struggling with this, here is the suggestion from support: |
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lefty 6/6/2017 |
If anyone else is struggling with this, here is the suggestion from support: Find this snippet in the <PHPRunner directory>\source\include\common\runnerJS\DropDown.js: ---------------------------------------------------------- if ( ctrl.optionsDOM.length == 2 && !ctrl.multiSelectionAllowed || ctrl.optionsDOM.length == 1 && ctrl.multiSelectionAllowed ) { ctrl.setValue( [ ctrl.optionsDOM[ ctrl.optionsDOM.length - 1 ].value ], false ); } else { ctrl.setValue( selectedValues, false ); } ------------------------------------------------ and replace it with ------------------------------------------------ ctrl.setValue( selectedValues, false ); ------------------------------------------------ That will make the dependent dropdowns work as you want them to.
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headingwest author 6/6/2017 |
add a concat in the dropdown ( display) to differentiate the choices. When I use this " Please Select always comes up if there are more than one possible match. "
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lefty 6/6/2017 |
Hi John, Just checking we're all talking about the unique behaviour when there's only one dependent to the parent. See it at my demo account here: http://demo.asprunne...st/test_add.php Also - I tried adding concat into Display Field as follows: concat(description, ' ') But still had the same behaviour.
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