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254Dear community,
yesterday I struggles heavily by building a simple JS script. Meanwhile I'm not even sure if the idea can be implemented at all, so I hope for your suggestions.
I have 2 entities A and B. At A there is a boolean, let's name it "isValidForX".
There is a 1:N relation between A and B (for 1 A there can me many B).
At main form of B I would like to have a field visible depending which record of A is selected, or to be more precise dependent on "isValidForX" property of selected record from A. As far as I know to have JS magic all information I would like to check for must be at the form itself. So I created a little quick view form at Entity A having this bool contained. I've added this form at main form of B.
So far so good. If I now do any selection at B for my relation to A I can see the correct value of the isValidForX field inside the quick view form.
But if I try to get it's value it is always null. I did it step by step so I'm sure I have the right objects identified. I'm afraid the problem is a timing issue. My script runs onLoad of main form B and probably while rendering the whole form. So I guess the execution is finished before the system read the relation to record A and as consequence the value to be displayed in the quick view form is simply not yet present.
Any idea how to avoid this?
Are there other options in place to get the needed value? I already thought of having a fetchXML getting the data but did not tried so far.
Any suggestion welcome!
Thanks in advance
Stefan
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