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script validator check dates

Sir Be

A script has to validates if start and end date are on the same day when part time absence is morning or afternoon.

Part time absence (radio buttons custom field)

Possible options: Morning, Afternoon, No

Start date and End date (both date custom fields)

(All are required.)

My condition atm:

(cfValues['Parttimeabsence'].value != "No")&&(cfValues['Startdate'].value!=cfValues['Enddate'].value)

But it doesn't work.

Any ideas?
Thanks.

Bert

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Boris Georgiev [Appfire]

You should remove the .value from the date fields:

(cfValues['Parttimeabsence'].value != "No")&amp;&amp;(cfValues['Startdate'] !=cfValues['Enddate'])

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Boris Georgiev [Appfire]

You should remove the .value from the date fields:

(cfValues['Parttimeabsence'].value != "No")&amp;&amp;(cfValues['Startdate'] !=cfValues['Enddate'])

Sir Be

Tried, didn't work

Boris Georgiev [Appfire]

The type of the date fields is not datetime, but date right ? I've just tried the same condition and it works. You may try to debug it :

https://jamieechlin.atlassian.net/wiki/display/GRV/Script+Runner#ScriptRunner-Logging

Sir Be

Type is Date picker, so yes, I think it will be Date.

Strange that you have to debug such an easy statement, but shall test it out.

EDIT1:
I don't need anthing else except that line, do I?

EDIT2:

cfValues is a map of names on values, why don't I always need the .value ?

And what's the difference between ' ' and " " ?

Sir Be

nvm: figured it out myself, correct statement:

!(cfValues['Start date']!=cfValues['End date']&&
!(cfValues['Part time absence'].equals("No")))

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