Adding multiple fields to a Cross-Site Lookup field
I have been reading over the documentation of the cross-site lookup field and I cant figure out how to add more than one field in the dropdown item.
I have a Shows table and I want to display: ShowName, Show Start, Show End (where the start and end are dates), City, State.
I understand that the "item" parameter passed into the "Item format" function needs to be an object that carries in the additional fields. I believe that I need to modify the "Request items" function to bring in the additional fields but I do not understand how.
How do I include fields with spaces in the name?
Here is what I have:
function (term, page) {
if (!term || term.length == 0) {
return "{WebUrl}/_api/web/lists('{ListId}')/items?$select=Id,{LookupField}, Show Start, Show End, Location&$orderby=Created desc&$top=10";
}
return "{WebUrl}/_api/web/lists('{ListId}')/items?$select=Id,{LookupField}, Show Start, Show End, Location&$orderby={LookupField}&$filter=startswith({LookupField}, '" + term + "')&$top=10";
}
function(item) {
return '<span class="csl-option">' + item["{LookupField}"] + '</span><br />' +
'<span>' + item.Show Start + ' - ' + item.Show End + '</span><br />' +
'<span>' + item.Location + '</span>'
}
I have a Shows table and I want to display: ShowName, Show Start, Show End (where the start and end are dates), City, State.
I understand that the "item" parameter passed into the "Item format" function needs to be an object that carries in the additional fields. I believe that I need to modify the "Request items" function to bring in the additional fields but I do not understand how.
How do I include fields with spaces in the name?
Here is what I have:
function (term, page) {
if (!term || term.length == 0) {
return "{WebUrl}/_api/web/lists('{ListId}')/items?$select=Id,{LookupField}, Show Start, Show End, Location&$orderby=Created desc&$top=10";
}
return "{WebUrl}/_api/web/lists('{ListId}')/items?$select=Id,{LookupField}, Show Start, Show End, Location&$orderby={LookupField}&$filter=startswith({LookupField}, '" + term + "')&$top=10";
}
function(item) {
return '<span class="csl-option">' + item["{LookupField}"] + '</span><br />' +
'<span>' + item.Show Start + ' - ' + item.Show End + '</span><br />' +
'<span>' + item.Location + '</span>'
}
- Dmitry Kozlov
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Hello,
Please, use the internal names of your fields. They don't contain spaces.
Please, use the internal names of your fields. They don't contain spaces.
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