| Uzair Iftikhar
How to use JavaScript in a business rule to set field values or control field behavior
To involve JavaScript in a business rule to set field values or control field conduct in a model-driven application, you can follow these means:
Step 1
Open the business rule proofreader for the structure where you need to utilize JavaScript. You can get to the business rule proofreader from the structure originator by tapping the "Business Rules" button in the lace.
Step 2
Click the "New" button to make another business rule.
Step 3
In the "Name" field, enter an illustrative name for your business rule.
Step 4
In the "Conditions" segment, determine the circumstances under which the business rule ought to be assessed. You can utilize the "Add" button to add extra circumstances.
Step 5
In the "Activities" segment, click the "Add" button to add another activity.
Step 6
In the "Activity" field, select "Set field esteem" from the dropdown list.
Step 7
In the "Field" field, select your desired field to set the incentive for.
Step 8
In the "Worth" field, enter your desired worth to set for the field. You can utilize JavaScript articulations to powerfully work out the worth in light of other field values or factors.
Step 9
Click the "Save" button to save your business rule.
Your business rule will presently be executed at whatever point the predetermined circumstances are met, setting the
worth of the predefined field to the worth you indicated.
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Type |
JavaScript |
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Command Name |
Edit |
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Phase |
After |
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Script |
var d = [OrderDate]; if (this.dataView().get_isEditing() && d != null) { d.setDate(d.getUTCDate() + 7); d.setHours(0); [OrderDate] = d; } |
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