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Form ID's are they dynamically generated??
Hello all, sorry for the noobie question :)
I'm on a view of Case Details. We have a custom solutions object with a custom button (ie. email solutions text) that will call an html scontrol (javascript / html) that lays out an email form. there can be many solutions for the case so the custom button was created with the option of displaying checkboxes.. I need to determine the value of the these checkboxes when the email solutions text button is clicked.
ie..
Case 1012012
Case Detail
...
...
KB Solutions [btn email solutions text ]
x Solution name.. Solution link
x Solution name Solution link
I'm seeing the html as below with what appears to be a dynamically generated id for the form?? I need this id to grab the values of the checkboxes but if it's dynamic and can change any time is there an easeir way?
ie.. method="post" id="massActionForm_50030000004otJ9_00N30000002IGX3" action=
I'm on a view of Case Details. We have a custom solutions object with a custom button (ie. email solutions text) that will call an html scontrol (javascript / html) that lays out an email form. there can be many solutions for the case so the custom button was created with the option of displaying checkboxes.. I need to determine the value of the these checkboxes when the email solutions text button is clicked.
ie..
Case 1012012
Case Detail
...
...
KB Solutions [btn email solutions text ]
x Solution name.. Solution link
x Solution name Solution link
I'm seeing the html as below with what appears to be a dynamically generated id for the form?? I need this id to grab the values of the checkboxes but if it's dynamic and can change any time is there an easeir way?
ie.. method="post" id="massActionForm_50030000004otJ9_00N30000002IGX3" action=
Hey
Ids are automatically generated unless you specify the Id of the form and any parent element i.e.
<apex:page id="thepage">
<apex:form id="theform">
...
</apex:form>
</apex:page>
The form's id will be 'thepage:theform'.. but only if you name all parent elements. A bit more help on Salesforce Ids and Javascript can be found here.
Cheers,
Wes