Advanced Reference Qualifier on Catalog Item Variable

[jlaue]

Hello - 

I have 2 fields on a catalog item that both reference the same table (sys_user_group).  The first field is a List Collector where they can select multiple groups.  The second field is where I want them to select a default/home group, and is referencing the same sys_user_group table.  However, I only want this second field to show the values that they selected from the first field within the List Collector.  

I have added this advanced reference qualifier on the second field, however I get no results found even though I have multiple values selected in the first field:  

javascript:'name='+current.variables.group_s_to_be_added.name; 

group_s_to_be_added is the name of the variable on the first field with the list collector.

I have added the variable attribute:  ref_qual_elements=name

I have done this successfully in the past, but not when both of the fields are referencing the same table, so I am not sure what I am doing wrong here.

Thanks!

[MarjanA]

Hi Jlaue,

Did you find a solution to this, I'm having the same issue

[Ankur Bawiskar]

Thanks for correcting

[Dariussiriuse]

Hi @Ankur Bawiskar! Could you please help me understand why mine would not work?
I literally have a copy paste of the same reference qualifier but mine doesn't want to show anything...

javascript:'u_site=' + current.variables.site;

and

ref_qual_elements=site

But this just doesn't do anything!

Intriguingly enough, it does work when I give it an arbitrary sysid.. So I know for a fact that it is something related to how I wrote it... but then I don't know how...

What I am trying to achieve is to make the user chose a site, so that a list would update based on this site.. 

the site field is a lookup select box, and the one for the reference qualifier is a List collector.

Any thoughts?

Kind regards,

Darius

[Ankur Bawiskar]

@Dariussiriuse 

could you post a new question and tag me there as this is an old thread?

[Dariussiriuse]

Right, by the way the ":" was meant to be ":"