Display values of fields with another field

[sai kumar]

I have form which has text field, checkbox group, dropdown.

when user  enter text and select options from dropdown and check box fields

I want to display text on the form

Ex:

Name: Test

List: list1

Platform: Linux

display text  with concatenate the fields  List-platform-Name

display text  as list1-Linux-Test

this is should be displayed before submit the form

I tried with fieldname and type as formula and concatenating the strings

but seems not working as expected.

[Alex Medved _ConfiForms_]

Hi @sai kumar 

Is this about some plugin you are using... may be ConfiForms related? (just guessing, as the question unfortunately mentions nothing about the context)

Alex

[sai kumar]

HI Alex, 

Its about ConfiForms

Here is the fields defined:

Name(text Field): 

Env(dropdown): Dev,Stage,Prod

Platform(checkbox-group): Linux, windows

When user inputs Name, and selected the options from Env and Platform,

On confiform I would like to display like

Ex: Dev-Linux-Server1 (if Linux Platform selected)

      Dev-Windows-Server1 ((if Windows Platform selected)

I tried to use  field type formula to display it by given expression 

(CONCAT("[entry.Env.Label]","-""[entry.Platform.label]","-","[entry.Name]"))

It seems it will update the field value after submitting the form. Can we get it before submitting the form.

[Alex Medved _ConfiForms_]

OK, thanks for clarifying that it is about ConfiForms, will add a label, at least to make it clearer...

Formula fields are calculated after submit, but you can set up a rule to calculate on the form - https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/ConfiForms+Field+Definition+Rules#ConfiFormsFieldDefinitionRules-Setexpression

Alex

[sai kumar]

Hi Alex, thanks for the response. with my modifications on form,  no longer required to select platform, when the user enters the Name  Ex: test-server,

I want to pass two entries, like, Dev-Windows-TestServer, Dev-Unix-TestServer, to Jira

by manipulating the input value at Name.

I did for showfunction.

function showValueFunc5(formName, formId) { // never execute it in edit mode

if (isPageViewMode()) {

var name=AJS.$(formName).find('#i_Name').val().replace('-',' ').replace(/ {1,}/g," ");

function toUpper(str) {

return str

.toLowerCase()

.split(' ')

.map(function(word) { return word[0].toUpperCase() + word.substr(1); })

.join('');

}

var entitiyname=toUpper(name)

var result if(name){      

var result = window.confirm("Name: "+name+"\n Windows: Dev-Windows"+entitiyname+"\nLinux: Dev-Linux"+entityname); 

} else {

var result = window.confirm("Name: "+name); }   

if (result == true){

showSaveButton();

} else {

AJS.$(formName).find('#i_s').prop('checked', false); hideSaveButton();

}

}

}

Show function display the popup window and shows the values like this.

Name: test-server

Windows: Dev-Windows-TestServer

Linux: Dev-Linux-TestServer

I would like to pass values "Dev-Windows-TestServer" and "Dev-Linux-TestServer" Jira, 

Is there a way to manipulate Name value from test-server to TestServer in IFTTT steps.  As I saw discussion on javascript is not work with in it.

[Alex Medved _ConfiForms_]

You can manipulate and transform the values with the help of these virtual functions https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/Virtual+functions

[sai kumar]

Hi Alex, 

I am trying to declare the variables and pass the values Jira.

#set($value = "checkout -- hello")

#if($value)

#set $app=$value.replace(/[\W_]+/g," ")

#set $app=${StringUtils.removeAndHump(${app}, " ")

#set Servers="*Windows :*Dev-Windows-${app} \nLinux: Dev-Linux-${app}" #end "description":"*Feature :* checkout-hello3\n $Apps " } }'.

I am getting the below error.

Can't we define the variable and pass it to Jira.

Invalid format. Unterminated string at 215 [character 0 line 9]

Here is my IFTTT code

ac:structured-macro ac:macro-id="d079499b-a19c-49c6-971d-e005ffb7aef2" ac:name="confiform-ifttt" ac:schema-version="1">

                <ac:parameter ac:name="action">Create JIRA Issue</ac:parameter>

                <ac:parameter ac:name="event">onCreated</ac:parameter>

                <ac:rich-text-body>

                  <p class="auto-cursor-target">

                    <br/>

                  </p>

                  <ac:structured-macro ac:macro-id="7c70c0be-064d-4b30-a73d-0c885f8b10ef" ac:name="noformat" ac:schema-version="1">

                    <ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[{

"fields" :

{

"project": {"key": "TestProj"},

"issuetype": {"name": "Request"},

"customfield_14362": [{"value": "TestServ"}],

  "labels" : ["Create-TestServers"],

    "summary": "Create TestServers

for the feature [entry.Feature]",

#set($value = "[entry.Feature]")

     #if($value)

         #set $app=$value.replace(/[\W_]+/g," ")

        #set $app=${StringUtils.removeAndHump(${app}, " ")

#end

       "description":"*GitBranch:* [entry.branch]\n*Feature :* [entry.Feature]\n $value"

   }

}]]></ac:plain-text-body>

                  </ac:structured-macro>

Can't we use velocity template syntaxes in IFTTT code.

Ex: convert this "checkout -- hello" to Checkout-Hello

Thanks

[Alex Medved _ConfiForms_]

This is overly complicated for no reason in my opinion

Instead of Velocity scripting in that scale please consider using the https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/Virtual+functions to transform the values as needed

Alex