Can anyone help me out with the code to clear the required attendees field on an appointment? I have a workflow doing this, but I'd prefer to clear it when the appointment form loads since the workflow won't work for a recurring appointment. I'm on 2016 online.
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Thanks to Tim, I did finally get this to work. I had tried my script on the Appointment form but did the vast majority of my testing on the Recurring Appointment form. After replicating Tim's script to the letter on the Appointment form, I was finally able to get it to work so there must have been a spacing issue none of us spotted. However, when I added the same function to the Recurring Appointment form, it still throws an error so I think there is something with the behavior of the recurrence which interferes. Since whatever is, or is not, present in the Required Attendees field will carry through to the Recurring Appointment form, I guess there is no need to have additional script there.
Thanks to all who chimed in with suggestions!
No problem, I just sent the video in a zip file. Let's take this offline.
That would be awesome - thank you so much! I'm beginning to think there is something in our system which I am not aware of which is preventing this from working properly so I hope I spot what is wrong. please use bc109@bioventusglobal.com
I just tried it. Using Xrm.Page.getAttribute("requiredattendees").setValue(null) works just fine on the appointment form.
What is your email address? I'll create a quick screen-capture video for you that shows you how to get this working.
Nothing I have tried is working. I continue to get the same script error message every time. I would be really curious to know if anyone who is far more experienced than I at this type of thing could give it a try in their sandbox to see if they can get it to work.
Saroj - Since he's adding jscript for a CRM form, he doesn't need the script tag at all. The code isn't working now because it looks like it's all within a comment block.
Somewhere there has to be a simple step-by-step (screen by screen) example out there that he can follow. I don't have time right now to put that together but I'll try do it because it looks like there's a need.
busybell, you're close on this, just look carefully at the sample code and SDK content on this topic. I'm not sure where you saw you needed the <script> tag but it's not necessary.
Still no luck. I'm still getting the same error no matter what I try.
Ok, I saw that now, thanks. The problem now is that your function, FormOnLoad, is not yet a function because it's missing "()". It should be FormOnLoad().
Here's a page that looks helpful to get you up to speed on JavaScript functions.
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