Related Item filtered by 2 List Fields
Good Day,
I have a Related Item Control on a Display Form (no dynamic requirement needed), for a list called Companies, with a field on the display form called Company Name, I want the related item control to filter and show items where the Form Field - Company Name (Company_x0020_Name) matches either List Field - Company Name (Company_x0020_Name) or List Field - Correspondence Company Name (Correspondence_x0020_Company_x0020_Name) in a List called Quotations, is there a simple way to do this, the List Fields are both Lookups to the Company Name field in the Companies List.
So in effect adding an additional List Field to the below: - Thanks
I have a Related Item Control on a Display Form (no dynamic requirement needed), for a list called Companies, with a field on the display form called Company Name, I want the related item control to filter and show items where the Form Field - Company Name (Company_x0020_Name) matches either List Field - Company Name (Company_x0020_Name) or List Field - Correspondence Company Name (Correspondence_x0020_Company_x0020_Name) in a List called Quotations, is there a simple way to do this, the List Fields are both Lookups to the Company Name field in the Companies List.
So in effect adding an additional List Field to the below: - Thanks
- Nikita Kurguzov
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- Joined: Mon Jul 03, 2017
Dear Tony,
If you need filtering by two fields, the easiest way would be to configure it through the hash, even if you don't need dynamic filtering. Just follow this instruction and when you'll construct the hash, use code kind of like this:
If you need filtering by two fields, the easiest way would be to configure it through the hash, even if you don't need dynamic filtering. Just follow this instruction and when you'll construct the hash, use code kind of like this:
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//first filter on page load
setHash();
//and attach an on-change handler that will call the filtering function wherever the value of the field changes
fd.field('Department').change(setHash);
fd.field('Department2').change(setHash);
//this is the actual function that filters the list
function setHash(){
//get value
var value = fd.field('Department').value();
if (!value) {
value = "";
}
var value2 = fd.field('Department2').value();
if (!value2) {
value2 = "";
}
value = encodeURIComponent(escape(value)).replace(/\-/g, "%252D");
value2 = encodeURIComponent(escape(value2)).replace(/\-/g, "%252D");
//set the URL’s hash value. An explanation on this is at the end of the article.
window.location.hash = "InplviewHash" + $(".related-issues [webpartid]").attr("webpartid") + "=FilterField1=Department-FilterValue1=" + value + "-FilterField2=Department2-FilterValue2=" + value2;
}
Cheers
Is it possible to use list fields that have multiple values? The following code works for me for a standard filter on related items, but using the SetHash code for 2 list fields, it doesn't help:
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<xsl:variable name="LookupValue" select="substring-before(substring-after(@Personnel,'&ID='),'&')"/>
<xsl:comment>
<xsl:value-of select="ddwrt:GenFireConnection(concat('*', '@Personnel=', ddwrt:ConnEncode(string($LookupValue))), '')" />
</xsl:comment>
- Dmitry Kozlov
- Site Admin
- Posts: 1524
- Joined: Thu Jun 07, 2012
Hi!
Yes, you can filter a list by multiple columns via hash. Just try to filter a list view manually by using column headers and check the URL. Try to combine the same URL from your code.
Yes, you can filter a list by multiple columns via hash. Just try to filter a list view manually by using column headers and check the URL. Try to combine the same URL from your code.
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