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let dstr = nuGetValue("mt_date") + ".01";
let d1 = new Date(dstr);
let days = 31 - new Date(d1.getFullYear(), d1.getMonth() + 1, 0).getDate();
nuSubformHideColumns("mt_items",["tmi_val_31","tmi_31"]);
//for (let i=1; i<= days; i++)
// {
// nuSubformHideColumns("mt_items",["tmi_" + String(32-i),"tmi_val_" + String(32-i) ]);
// }I want to get the original object value from the main form. For such an object, the rows array is empty.kev1n wrote: ↑Mon Mar 28, 2022 9:17 am The sf values are in .rows
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nuSubformObject('sfobj....').rows
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$('#mt_date').nuRemoveFormatting()kev1n wrote: ↑Mon Mar 28, 2022 9:46 am I assumed you'd like to get the subform's original values.
Use nuRemoveFormatting() to get an object's unformatted value:
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$('#mt_date').nuRemoveFormatting()
this is it. Thank you. Thanks to this, I deleted two extra lines of code. It remains to understand what to do with the columns in the subform and with the width of the subform itself. Is it possible to automatically change the width of the subform to the size of the browser?Code: Select all
function nuSubformRearrangeColumns(sf, fields, row, maintainWidth) {
function obj(p) {
return $("[id$='" + p + "']")
}
let width = 3;
let widthSf = $('#' + sf).cssNumber('width');
let widthScrollDiv = $('#' + sf + 'scrollDiv').cssNumber('width');
let widthHiddenColumns = 0;
if (row !== '') row = nuPad3(row);
nuHide(sf);
for (let i = 1; i < fields.length; i++) {
let p = row + fields[i][0];
let p0 = '000' + fields[i][0];
if (fields[i][1] == '0') {
let h0 = obj(p0);
if (! h0.is('[nu-subform-column-hidden]')) {
h0.attr('nu-subform-column-hidden','');
let h = obj(p);
widthHiddenColumns += h.cssNumber('width');
h.nuHide();
}
} else {
if (obj(p0).attr('data-nu-type') == 'lookup') {
obj(p + 'code').css('left', width);
width = obj('code').cssNumber('width') + width + 6;
obj(p + 'button').css('left', width);
width += 19;
obj(p + 'description').css('left', width);
width = obj('description').cssNumber('width') + width + 6;
} else {
obj(p).css('left', width);
width = obj(p0).cssNumber('width') + width + 6;
}
}
}
if (maintainWidth !== false) {
$('#' + sf + 'scrollDiv').css('width', widthScrollDiv - widthHiddenColumns);
$('#' + sf + 'nuTabHolder').css('width', widthScrollDiv - widthHiddenColumns);
if (widthSf > widthScrollDiv) {
$('#' + sf).css('width', widthSf - widthHiddenColumns);
}
}
nuShow(sf);
}Scrollbars we have won. ))) But there are small artifacts. For example, the delete column disappeared. And the first 3 fields in the subform have the lookup type. Two of them have an active description. These fields were crawling over each other. There is also a small incomprehensible piece of the title.
I found the error and fixed it, but there is a problem in the presence of "magic numbers" in the code. Such as +6 and so on. Because of this, the intervals between the fields are different and there are still minor problems with rendering. Could you tell me what the procedure for the initial rendering of subform fields is called? It is necessary to bring the margins to uniform numbers.