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Make an attribute invisible or invisible

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Posted on by RW 35

I defined the OnChange() event of an attribute called IsCorrespondent (bit, displayed as two radio buttons: Customer and Correspondent) like this:

if (crmForm.all.apollo_iscorrespondent.DataValue==true) {
 crmForm.all.apollo_accountnumber.Visible=true;
 crmForm.all.IFRAME_ProductRanking.Visible=true;
}
else {
 crmForm.all.apollo_accountnumber.Visible=false;
 crmForm.all.IFRAME_ProductRanking.Visible=false;
}

I don't get any error, but nothing happens

What is wrong?

 

Thanks

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  • Andrew Zimmer Profile Picture
    Andrew Zimmer 340 on at

    For IFrame's you should be able to set the source to about:blank.  There is likely a way to set it using style, but this should get you going.

     crmForm.all.IFRAME_ProductRanking.src = "about:blank";

     As for hiding actual fields on the form, put these functions at the top of your OnLoad.


    OnLoad (above where they are called)

    document.HideElement = function(element) {
        if (element == null)
            return;

        element.style.visibility = 'hidden';
    }


    document.HideField = function(field) {
        var hidden = document.getElementById(field);
        if (hidden != null)
            document.HideElement(hidden);

        hidden = document.getElementById(field + "_c");
        if (hidden != null)
            document.HideElement(hidden);

        hidden = document.getElementById(field + "_d");
        if (hidden != null)
            document.HideElement(hidden);
    }


    document.ShowElement = function(element) {
        if (element == null)
            return;

        element.style.visibility = 'visible';
    }

    document.ShowField = function(field) {
        var hidden = document.getElementById(field);
        if (hidden != null)
            document.ShowElement(hidden);

        hidden = document.getElementById(field + "_c");
        if (hidden != null)
            document.ShowElement(hidden);

        hidden = document.getElementById(field + "_d");
        if (hidden != null)
            document.ShowElement(hidden);
    }

    Call them using:

        document.HideField('apollo_accountnumber');

    or

        document.ShowField('apollo_accountnumber');

     

    Hope this helps.

     -Andrew

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    RW 35 on at

    Thanks Andrew, it does the trick

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