labels_display_on_top - subform ?

[kknm]

This snipet does not affect subform.

[kev1n]

I don't understand what your question is, what you are referring to.

[kknm]

I don't understand what your question is, what you are referring to.

Code snippets for nuBuilder4 https://github.com/smalos/nuBuilder4-Code-Library

[kev1n]

This is because subform objects have different IDs.

The ID is composed of subform obj ID + 3 digit number + obj ID.

e.g. subformid001myobjectID

[kev1n]

Here is a new convenient function:

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jQuery.fn.labelOnTop = function(offsetTop = -18, offsetLeft = 0){

	return this.each(function() {
		$('#' + 'label_' + this.id).css({
			'top': parseInt($(this).css("top")) + offsetTop,
			'left': parseInt($(this).css("left")) + offsetLeft,
			'text-align': 'left'
		})		
    });	
	
};

Usage:

Position all labels of the subform with ID subfromObjID at the top of their objects:

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$('[id^=subfromObjID]).labelOnTop();

Position the label of the Object with ID firstname in the subform with ID subfromObjID at the top of its object:

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$('[id^=subfromObjID][id$=firstname]').labelOnTop();

Please do not forget to do the positioning again when a new row is added. (--> afterinsertrow event of the subform)

[kknm]

Here is a new convenient function:

It seems we again do not understand each other, communicating via google-translate.
I talked about the fact that if you put subform (grid) on the edit form, its label does not move over the subform, according to the function.
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[kev1n]

It's not the language but the lack of information provided.
The screenshot is one thing. It's never wrong to post one to help us understand a question better. The other thing that is essential is to see some code.
Without knowing what your code looks like we can only guess what's going wrong.

So please show us the code you're using and also a picture of the subform properties so we can see the object ID.

[kknm]

So please show us the code you're using and also a picture of the subform properties so we can see the object ID.

subform.png

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Setup-Header:

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function custFieldLabelsOnTop(f, e) {

    for (var i = 0; i < f.length; i++) {
        if (jQuery.inArray(f[i], e) == -1) {

            var t = $('#' + f[i]).cssNumber("top");
            var l = $('#' + f[i]).cssNumber("left");
            $('#' + 'label_' + f[i]).css({
                'top': t - 18,
                'left': l - 15
            })
        }
    }
}

jQuery.fn.cssNumber = function(prop){
    var v = parseInt(this.css(prop),10);
    return isNaN(v) ? 0 : v;
};	
	

And on browse form:

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if (nuFormType() == 'edit') {
 
        var f = nuSubformObject("").fields;          // include all fields of your main form.
        custFieldLabelsOnTop(f, []);
} 	

[kev1n]

I see where the problem is. nuSubformObject("").fields doesn't contain the subform object.

Just add the subform object separately to the fields array:

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if (nuFormType() == 'edit') {

        var f = nuSubformObject("").fields; // include all fields of your main form.
        custFieldLabelsOnTop($.merge(f,['sub_vupusk']), []);
        
}  

[kknm]

I see where the problem is. nuSubformObject("").fields doesn't contain the subform object.

Just add the subform object separately to the fields array:

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if (nuFormType() == 'edit') {

        var f = nuSubformObject("").fields; // include all fields of your main form.
        custFieldLabelsOnTop($.merge(f,['sub_vupusk']), []);
        
}  

Thanks! its ok.