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Script Error: Web resource method does not exist

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Posted on by ALAN365

Hello,

When I built an onLoad websuorce, error message:

ReferenceError: Web resource method does not exist: getSubjectLookupId
Error Details:
Event Name: onload
Function Name: getSubjectLookupId
Web Resource Name: abc_casesubjectidlookup.js
Solution Name: Active
Publisher Name: DefaultPublisherxxxx

I'd like get the Subject entity's GUID (lookup field) when I load the Case entity form. My script:

function getSubjectLookupId(executionContext) {

debugger;

var formContext = executionContext.getFormContext();

var lookupObj = formContext.getAttribute("subjectid"); //Check for Lookup Object

if (lookupObj != null) {

var lookupObjValue = lookupObj.getValue(); //Check for Lookup Value

if (lookupObjValue != null) {

var subjectId = lookupObjValue[0].id, // To get record GUID

if (subjectId != null) {

Xrm.Utility.alertDialog("ID: " + subjectId);

}
}
}
}

Could you please help to analyze what cause the error? Thanks.

  • ALAN365 Profile Picture
    ALAN365 on at
    RE: Script Error: Web resource method does not exist

    Thank you so much  Steve!

    It's work. You found the typo.

    I have encounter another issue, almost same script but lookup a custom entity, The lookupObj always undefined. I will post another tread. Please review it.

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    Steve Zhao2 Profile Picture
    Steve Zhao2 on at
    RE: Script Error: Web resource method does not exist

    Hi ALL365,

    This is due to there is a syntax error in your script. You should change the comma to semicolon at this line: var subjectId = lookupObjValue[0.id,

    So please try this code:

    function getSubjectLookupId(executionContext) {

debugger;

var formContext = executionContext.getFormContext();

var lookupObj = formContext.getAttribute("subjectid"); //Check for Lookup Object

if (lookupObj != null) {

var lookupObjValue = lookupObj.getValue(); //Check for Lookup Value

if (lookupObjValue != null) {

var subjectId = lookupObjValue[0].id; // To get record GUID

if (subjectId != null) {

Xrm.Utility.alertDialog("ID: "   subjectId);

}
}
}
}

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