Harish,
thanks for clarifying. I think though the best way to help is with worked example (as what@SanfordWhitemanoften does).
In my case, I'm not that clever - but when I do get a...
@Harish_Gupta6wrote:
You need to write a JS script and add onblur events on all fields and then create a function to check if all fields have been filled or not. Call this function...
@SanfordWhiteman,
gotcha. I presume the easiest way to do this is to wrap all the code after this
#set( $currentSeminarList = $lead.metlifecompetitiondatas2 )
with this
#if( $curre...
Hmm... so my code now looks like this (and seems to be working)
#set( $allSeminarDetails = {
"ABC" : {
"blurb":"Postman Pat",
"date":"24 Aug",
"time":"10:30",
"at...
@SanfordWhitemanwrote:
You don't need to pre-set attendees in the details Map, though it's nicely informative if you do.
You aren't using this variable:
#set( $attendees = $curr...
@SanfordWhiteman (and for the general amusement and hopefully edification of others),
I've made solid progress. My code is working as expected, and I'm getting to grips with the st...
@SanfordWhiteman
So, in my string, I actually get something like:
GNG;4|POY;3
The code gives me the seminar, and the number is the attendees.
Ultimately, my allSeminarDetails map ...
@SanfordWhiteman,
I can switch to string keys quite happily and easily 🙂.
I'm always happy to find nicer/better ways of doing things especially as it avoids the ghastly nested loo...
So a nested loop in other words :).... Darn it I was hoping for something more elegant!Thanks for the help@SanfordWhiteman
Next silly question. in this line here:
#set( $void = $cu...