Javascript for Editable Grid

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Hi Experts,

I am trying to write a Javascript on the Editable grid(of opportunity product) that gets triggered onrecordselect. I want to get data from the related record and based of that manuplate the editable grid.

Ex. We have a custom field on the product called "New" which is "Yes" or "No", I want to retrieve the value of the field in the javascript so that i can manipulate the editable grid based of that.

The code that i have now is able to select or read data from the selected row which is "Opportunity product", from here how to i read "Product" (Existing product) which is a lookup- a related entity. Please help me out

function gridRowSelected(executionContext) {
var selected = executionContext.getFormContext().data.entity;
var Width= selected.attributes.getByName("as_width").getValue();
}

Thanks in advance for your response.

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PabloCRP 1,088 on at

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Hi, Davyjones .

where is the lookup in the editable grid?, can you add that field to the view that is using your grid?

then you could do the same as you are doing

data.entity.attributes.getByName("NAME_OF_THE_FIELD").getValue(), and it'll give you a array with an object as result.

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Davyjones 1,299 on at

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Hi Pablo,

Thank you for your response.

I added the lookup in the editable grid in the view and i was able to get the array, but the array did not have all the fields on the record, rather it had only the name, id and the array pointer.

Please help.

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Hi, Davyjones

You'll get just those 3 items form a lookup, for getting more data use Xrm.WebApi

function foo(){ var selected = executionContext.getFormContext().data.entity; var lookUpGrid = selected.attributes.getByName("NAME_OF_THE_FIELD").getValue()?.[0]; if(lookUpGrid===undefined) return; Xrm.WebApi.retrieveRecord(lookUpGrid?.entityType,lookUpGrid?.id).then( function(res) { //your record will log with a lot of fields. console.log(res); }, function(err) { //something gone wrong. console.log(err); }); }

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Davyjones 1,299 on at

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Thanks for your response and help. Appreciate it a lot

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