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Showing Error message after clearNotification() on field notification

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Hello Sir,

I have a date field ,

when I compare "Est. close date field" with current date in if condition i.e. "Est close date" >= new Date() using Javascript

and set setNotification(msg,type,id) on date field

it works but after clearNotification(id); still shows error message even after "Est close date" = todays date

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Sreevalli 3,256 on at

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Hello Manoj,

could you share the code snip, that helps in finding the issue

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okay for est. close date <= new Date()

function OnChange_EstimatedCloseDate(executionContext) {

debugger

// alert("step 1");

var formContext = executionContext.getFormContext();

var EstDate = formContext.getAttribute("estimatedclosedate").getValue();

var today = new Date();

// alert(EstDate);

formContext.getControl("estimatedclosedate").clearNotification();

if (EstDate <= today)

{

formContext.getControl("estimatedclosedate").setNotification("Est. Close date should be greter than or equal to today date");

}

else

{

formContext.getControl.clearNotification();

}

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Hi ,

Try with this , for field notification you can show like this without id -

Xrm.Page.getControl("new_fieldName").setNotification("Incorrect Bank Account Format.");

Xrm.Page.getControl("new_fieldName").clearNotification();

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Rawish Kumar 13,758 on at

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Since you are calling the function on onchange event of this field. Make sure you hit TAB after entering the data. the notification should go away.

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gdas 50,091 Moderator on at

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Are you sure that your code entering "Else" part? Try to debug please . Also in your code one bracket is missing -

function OnChange_EstimatedCloseDate(executionContext) { debugger; // alert("step 1"); var formContext = executionContext.getFormContext(); var EstDate = formContext.getAttribute("estimatedclosedate").getValue(); var today = new Date(); // alert(EstDate); formContext.getControl("estimatedclosedate").clearNotification(); if (EstDate <= today) { formContext.getControl("estimatedclosedate").setNotification("Est. Close date should be greter than or equal to today date"); } else { formContext.getControl.clearNotification(); } }

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not working

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no bracket missing

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gdas 50,091 Moderator on at

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My friend , you have to debug yourself.

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Uffff you missed to mentioned the control name -

function OnChange_EstimatedCloseDate(executionContext) { debugger; // alert("step 1"); var formContext = executionContext.getFormContext(); var EstDate = formContext.getAttribute("estimatedclosedate").getValue(); var today = new Date(); // alert(EstDate); formContext.getControl("estimatedclosedate").clearNotification(); if (EstDate <= today) { formContext.getControl("estimatedclosedate").setNotification("Est. Close date should be greter than or equal to today date"); } else { formContext.getControl("estimatedclosedate").clearNotification(); } }

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Hi,

Little modification to Goutam's code, try with Unique Ids

function OnChange_EstimatedCloseDate(executionContext) { debugger; // alert("step 1"); var formContext = executionContext.getFormContext(); var EstDate = formContext.getAttribute("estimatedclosedate").getValue(); var today = new Date(); // alert(EstDate); formContext.getControl("estimatedclosedate").clearNotification("1"); if (EstDate <= today) { formContext.getControl("estimatedclosedate").setNotification("Est. Close date should be greter than or equal to today date", "ERROR", "1"); } else { formContext.getControl("estimatedclosedate").clearNotification("1"); } }

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