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Adding message/alert box to date picker on change event CRM

Asked by: magical21

I have a date picker in a custom entity in CRM 4

I want to add a message box to the on change event that displays the message when a date is inserted or changed.

I am new to javascript so please display code in full.  I know which bits I will have to change.

Thanks for your help.

Amanda

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Answers

 

by: rakeshAgarwalPosted on 2009-09-16 at 03:05:48ID: 25343717

Go to settings ---> customization --> customize entity ---> <<entity>> --> forms and views --> Double click of the field

alert("You have changed the date")

regards
Rakesh

 

by: magical21Posted on 2009-09-16 at 04:35:40ID: 25344326

Thanks Rakesh, but I must be doing something wrong as this is not working.

 

by: rakeshAgarwalPosted on 2009-09-16 at 04:56:11ID: 25344513

you have to enable the onchange event. There will be check box  on top where you are writing the code

rakesh

 

by: magical21Posted on 2009-09-16 at 05:07:55ID: 25344630

It was already checked as there is already javascript against that field.  Anyway, it now appears to work! Thanks.

Is there anyway to restrict the actual dates permitted to be entered?  I don't want a date range, I actually only want to allow the date to be entered if it is a Monday.

Thanks again for your help.

Amanda

 

by: rakeshAgarwalPosted on 2009-09-16 at 05:51:36ID: 25345013

I found solution in this link  try it ou


http://www.dynamicsexchange.com/crm-answer-site/

search for "how can I allow the date to be entered if it is a Monday in crm 4.0"

hope this helps
Rakesh

 

by: magical21Posted on 2009-09-17 at 02:01:43ID: 25354020

Thanks Rakesh I found that solution.

However, I am getting the error messgae 'Object Doesn't Support this Action'.

I don't know whether this has anything to do with there already being code in there for something else.

Please see code already there which adds 7 days to new_week1 date and enters it into new_week2 field. This works fine but not when I add:

var dateObj = new crmForm.all.new_week1.DataValue

if(dateObj.getDay() !=1)

{

alert("Please make sure that this date relates to the FIRST week on provision");

return;

}

Please advise of any changes I should make to the code.

Thanks again for you help it is very much appreciated.

Amanda

var new_week1 = document.crmForm.all.new_week1;   
var new_week2 = document.crmForm.all.new_week2;  
  var oldDate = new Date(new_week1.DataValue);  
var newDate = oldDate.setDate(oldDate.getDate() + 7);  
  new_week2.DataValue = newDate;
                                              
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by: rakeshAgarwalPosted on 2009-09-17 at 03:49:46ID: 25354579

var dateObj = new crmForm.all.new_week1.DataValue

var rakeshDateObj = new Date(dateObj);

if(rakeshDateObj.getDay() !=1)

{

alert("Please make sure that this date relates to the FIRST week on provision");

return;

}

try this one  I will change the solution there also

regards
Rakesh

 

by: magical21Posted on 2009-09-17 at 04:38:49ID: 25354867

Still comes back with the same message :(

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