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Interaction Request Form + Radio Group

Question asked by Duarte.Sousa on Jun 4, 2014
Latest reply on Jun 13, 2014 by Juerg_Walther
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Hello everyone,

I just got started with PAM, and I do have a little problem and can't find the solution. I do have a Interaction Request Form with 3 radio buttons.

On the process, in a Assign_User_Task operator that is calling that IRF, I want to know which of the 3 radio's was pressed, so in a post-execution code I done this:

if (ca_pam_isSelectRadio('Form.Var_0', 'Form.Var_0.request') == true){
  Process.choice="rq";  
}else if(ca_pam_isSelectRadio('Form.Var_0', 'Form.Var_0.incident') == true){
  Process.choice="in";  
}else{
  Process.choice="pb";  
}
 
The problem is, after executing and submiting the form... I'm getting the error "ReferenceError: "ca_pam_isSelectRadio" is not defined. (#5)". Any advice? :)
 
Other think I wanted to know is... on the Create_Request operator, are we able to change tha values of some paremeters by code? For example the Request Type, Priority?
 
Thanks for all of your atention.
 
Duarte.Sousa
Duarte.Sousa Jun 12, 2014 9:36 AM
Correct Answer
juerg_walther:

"Got my problem fixed"

How?

Jürg (Juerg)


Like previously said, you can only use the ca_pam_isSelectRadio function inside the script of the IRF. So what I have done was using what Tom_Kouhsari explained. On my IRF, I added to each radio a value (for example: on the problem radio added the value "pr", incident radio added the value "in" and so on), then... on the operator, in the post-execution code you simply need to use this: Process.picked = Process[OpName].Var_0; (where Var_0 is the name of the form group). Process.picked will return the value of the selected radio.

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