I am stumped. I am calling the below 'getAvailableLabor' function with the 'pageInit' function. This works perfectly in Firefox but produces 0.00 in Chrome. Anyone know why this would happen?

function pageInit(context) {

   

try {

 

var currAWP = context.currentRecord;

    

hideAmountSublist(context);

    

currAWP.setValue({

        

fieldId: 'custbody_avail_labor',

        

value: getAvailableLabor(currAWP)

    

});

    

currAWP.getField({fieldId: 'custbody_avail_labor'}).isDisabled = true;

   

} catch (e) {

       

log.error(e.message);

   

}

}

function getAvailableLabor (currAWP) {

    

try{

        

var clockInTime = (currAWP.getValue({

            

fieldId: 'custbody_clock_in_time'

        

}));

        

var clockOutTime = (currAWP.getValue({

            

fieldId: 'custbody_clock_out_time'

        

}));

        

var serviceChannelOnsite = (currAWP.getValue({

            

fieldId: 'custbody_sc_time_onsite'

        

}));

        

var availLabor = (((clockOutTime - clockInTime)/3600000)*60);

        

if(serviceChannelOnsite){

            

availLabor = (serviceChannelOnsite*60);

        

}

        

return availLabor.toFixed(2);

    

}catch (e){

        

log.error (e.message);

    

}

 

}

You can actually put debugger to monitor every variable to find the unexpected result

I figured out that Chrome is executing the function before all the fields source on the form.

@MoCheeks you could, but I would not doing that