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Using a data object is really just complicating things for you here.
Use this instead:
function SetFieldValues(cHpa) {
var int = Number(this.getField("ValueInt").valueAsString);
var con = Number(this.getField("ValueCon").valueAsString);
if (cHpa=="Administração (Int)")
this.getField("Text2").value = Math.round(int);
else if (cHpa=="Medicina (Int)")
this.getField("Text2").value = Math.round(con);
else this.getField("Text2").value = "";
}
Change the doc-level script to this:
function SetFieldValues(cHpa, targetFieldName) {
var int = Number(this.getField("ValueInt").valueAsString);
var con = Number(this.getField("ValueCon").valueAsString);
if (cHpa=="Administração (Int)")
this.getField(targetFieldName).value = Math.round(int);
else if (cHpa=="Medicina (Int)")
this.getField(targetFieldName).value = Math.round(con);
else this.getField(targetFieldName).value = "";
}
And then use just this code from the fields:
SetField
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Sorry to bother you again...
I can't use more than 2 var's in the Document SetFieldValues function.
If I try to put a third and forth var, it will say "missing variable name". I have 7 variables:
ValueFor
ValueDes
ValueInt
ValueCon
ValueSab
ValueCar
ValueVon
I tried to insert ValueFor in the script you made like this:
function SetFieldValues(cHpa) {
var int = Number(this.getField("ValueInt").valueAsString);
var sab = Number(this.getField("ValueSab").valueAsString);
var for = Number(this.getField("ValueFor").valueAsString);
if (cHpa=="Administração (Int)")
this.getField("HabPAtrib.0").value = Math.round(int);
else if (cHpa=="Armeiro (Int)")
this.getField("HabPAtrib.0").value = Math.round(for);
else if (cHpa=="Medicina (Int)")
this.getField("HabPAtrib.0").value = Math.round(sab);
else this.getField("HabPAtrib.0").value = "";
}
It will return the error like the image below
You should spend some time learning the core JS syntax.
To address your issues:
- "for" is a reserved word in JS, so you can't define a variable with that name.
- To attach multiple lines to an if condition you must place them in curly brackets, like so:
if (condition) {
line 1
line 2
line 3
} else if (condition2) {
line 4
line 5
} else {
line 6
}
If you don't use curly brackets only the first following line is associated with the conditional statement.
By @try67
I totally agree that I should learn JS...
We aren´t used to forms that we must program to work, but the licence for the software we use expired, so we are trying to work around to not cease people benefits... I work in an Educational Institute and those forms are intend to grant poor students a financial help to keep studying.
I really appreciate your help and your patience. I am indeed a beginner.
And I didn´t get that code to work for the rows...
I need to somehow insert this:
oFld = event.target.name;
var nNumRow = oFld.substring(oFld.lastIndexOf('.')+1);
var nHabPAtrib = this.getField("HabPAtrib.0." + nNumRow).value;
So when I duplicate the Atrib fields (that you helped me to figure out how to update the data), when I duplicate, they will tranpose the code to the below row.
I am going to work more in this.
- You will need to pass the name of the target field as a parameter to the SetFieldValues function.
By @try67
How can I do that?
I did something similar for Text4, but i can't make it work in the function.
I corrected the function name, but it didn't fixed the issue...
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