Hi! I have an issue with following CS, fieldChange, code. It works perfectly fine in Firefox but not in Chrome. In Chrome "currentRecord.getCurrentSublistValue" is null when selecting the Item. However, if I select another item on the same line it works. Any ideas how to make it work also in Chrome? Is Chrome executing in some other way, that I need to adress? function fieldChanged(scriptContext) { // console.log('Calling function: ' + arguments.callee.name + ', scriptContext: ' + JSON.stringify(scriptContext)); try { if (scriptContext.sublistId === 'item' && scriptContext.fieldId === 'item' || scriptContext.sublistId === 'item' && scriptContext.fieldId === 'quantity') { var quantity = currentRecord.getCurrentSublistValue({ sublistId: 'item', fieldId: 'quantity', line: scriptContext.line }); currentRecord.setCurrentSublistValue({ sublistId: 'item', fieldId: 'custcol_sk_antal_hl', value: quantity, line: scriptContext.line, }); } } catch (e) { log.error({ title: arguments.callee.name, details: JSON.stringify(e) }); } }

@stepos have you tired removing the line parameter that is not needed while using the getCurrentSublistValue

@DATTA thanks for reply! Just tried that, but with the same result. It seems to be a different behaviour in Chrome!

did you tried this clearing cookies and cache

No, but will do that. Hope it's that easy ... 🙂

try this add one validation if value present then set the value

No. The issue is actually getting it. At first selection of the item (on each line), I get null in Quantity. If I reselect an item on the same row I get a value, which is also set correctly.

ohh

Executing in Firefox I get the value and can set it. So, different behaviours in the respective browsers.

its actually some strange behaviour

Don't know if this is related, but this example code is executed differently in Chrome vs Firefox. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50098194/firefox-vs-chrome-javascript-interpreter-differences-and-similarities

I get it when at the first time you are selecting the item at that time quantity is null it will take some time to populate default quantity as 1

Yes, that is an idea of course. Still strange though that Firefox can make it. But it's perhaps faster!

you're welcome

currenetRecord

should not be defined unless you have it saved to a global variable. I think you want to use

scriptContext.currentRecord or something

@Shawn Talbert yes. I have "var currentRecord = scriptContext.currentRecord;" defined, but it didn't show in code above! Thanks.

It seems that chrome and (chromium) Edge seem to dominate my world these days. Guess I should be happy I'm not supporting FireFox?

In this case Firefox works great, but Chrome does not, so I don't know 🙂

oh, sorry I read it backwards

(scriptContext.sublistId === 'item' && scriptContext.fieldId === 'item' || scriptContext.sublistId === 'item' && scriptContext.fieldId === 'quantity')

FYI, i don’t think this means what you think it means.

@Gerald Gillespie what do you mean?