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Hello,

I try to convert a field with the follow code:

function UpperCaseField(fieldName) {

var value = Xrm.Page.getAttribute(fieldName).getValue();

if (value != null) {

Xrm.Page.getAttribute(fieldName).setValue(value.toUpperCase());

}

However it happens nothing! What is wrong?

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i forgot, how i know if the javascript is able?

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ScottDurow 21 on at

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Hi

The code looks fine. How are you calling this - from an on change event? Can your press F12 and check the console for errors?

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There are 2 main issues I can think of. Your code is not being called, or your field name is incorrect.

Check that your function is in a js file that has been added to the form, and that it has been published. Make sure that you have your field name correct and that it is all lower case.

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Inogic 703 on at

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Your code looks fine.

function UpperCaseField(fieldName) {

    var value = Xrm.Page.getAttribute(attributename).getValue();

    if (value != null)

    {

        Xrm.Page.getAttribute(attributename).setValue(value.toUpperCase());

    }

}

Can you please check the field Name that you are passing to UpperCaseField function. The pass field name inside quotation.

If are passing the field name as shown in below screenshot then you only need to pass fieldname enclosed in double quotes as shown in below screenshot.

Hope this will help you.

Thanks,

Sam

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have you tried calling the uppercase function outside the assignment?

function UpperCaseField(fieldName) {

var field = Xrm.Page.getAttribute(fieldName);

var value;

if (field != null)

value = field.getValue();

if (value != null) {

value = value.toUpperCase();

field.setValue(value);

}

}

It's always a good idea to get a field and check for it before get/set values, as it will otherwise result in a null error.

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