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How to fetch a field value in repeatable panel or table row?

  • September 30, 2019
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We need a solution for an adaptive form - NOT a 'lifecycle' form...

We have a few tables that allow for the rows to be added (addInstance) and removed (removeInstance).  This all works.

What I want to do - is to also fetch/display/null the value of a certain filed within a specific instance of a repeatable row. 

For example

  • Row1[1].textfield.value=null;

or

  • alert(Row1[1].textfield.value);

Nothing I have tried seems to work - for instance, I have tried:

  • Row1.instanceManager.instances[1].textfield.value
  • guideBridge.resolveNodes("Row1[" + instanceCounter + "].tableItem11").value

Any ideas?

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Best answer by Mayank_Gandhi

Try this:

alert(panel1393766227897.instanceManager.instances[panel1393766227897.instanceIndex].textbox_0.value);

Where  panel1393766227897 is your repeatable panel and textbox_0 is the textbox.

Thanks,

Mayank

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New Participant
September 30, 2019

This worked.  Loving it.

~Thanks

New Participant
September 30, 2019

I am going to need to study GuideBridge(s) more.  Mayank's solution works for me - but the GuideBridge looks like something I may need in the future.

Employee
September 30, 2019

Using the guide bridge API resolveNode get hold of the repeatable panel object

from that panel object get the instanceManager

from the instance manager get the array of instances

and from that array get the value of your specific field

Mayank_Gandhi
Employee
September 30, 2019

Download and Check the sample from below link and let me know:

Adobe Document Cloud

Employee
September 30, 2019

Please refer to guide bridge api

Adaptive Forms Class: GuideBridge

New Participant
September 30, 2019

Sorry. that didn't work either.

Tried:

  • alert(Row1.instanceManager.instances[Row1.instanceIndex].tbcFirstNm[0].value);
  • alert(Row1.instanceManager.instances[0].tbcFirstNm[0].value);
  • alert(Row1.instanceManager.instances[0].tbcFirstNm);
Mayank_Gandhi
Mayank_GandhiAccepted solution
Employee
September 30, 2019

Try this:

alert(panel1393766227897.instanceManager.instances[panel1393766227897.instanceIndex].textbox_0.value);

Where  panel1393766227897 is your repeatable panel and textbox_0 is the textbox.

Thanks,

Mayank