How to make journal list dependent on multiple journal fields?
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‎06-10-2016 01:31 PM
In the SNOW wiki it says that "journal_list fields do not allow or store input; they merely display the contents of other Journal fields upon which the journal_list field is dependent. If a journal_list field is dependent on more than one Journal field, it will chronologically interweave those fields' inputs." I want to combine two or three journal fields under a journal list, but I can't figure out how to make the journal list dependent on more than one journal field. I created the journal fields and the journal list field, but when I try to configure the journal list field to be dependent on the the journal fields, it only lets me select one. Any ideas?
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‎06-10-2016 03:37 PM
Hi Breyton,
You are right , sorry for the wrong input. I do added this field Message List(Journal List) to display value from Message (Journal Input) and Message Reply (Journal). But even I forgot the exact steps. can you just add Journal List and see if it provides value from all the Journal fields available in your form ?
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‎06-10-2016 04:06 PM
I am sure It was preety easy when I first implemented it in Dublin....Not sure if this functionality got broken now to provide multi selection
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‎06-10-2016 04:16 PM
The following is the XML grammar of older imp. Looks like its broken in newer version
<sys_updated_on>2015-05-26 16:25:41</sys_updated_on>
<table_reference>false</table_reference>
<text_index>false</text_index>
<unique>false</unique>
<use_dependent_field>false</use_dependent_field>
<use_dynamic_default>false</use_dynamic_default>
<use_reference_qualifier>simple</use_reference_qualifier>
<virtual>false</virtual>
<widget/>
<write_roles/>
<xml_view>false</xml_view>
</sys_dictionary>
<sys_dictionary action="INSERT_OR_UPDATE">
<active>true</active>
<array>false</array>
<attributes/>
<audit>false</audit>
<calculation/>
<choice/>
<choice_field/>
<choice_table/>
<column_label>Message List</column_label>
<comments/>
<create_roles/>
<default_value/>
<defaultsort/>
<delete_roles/>
<dependent>u_message,u_message_reply</dependent>
<dependent_on_field>u_message,u_message_reply</dependent_on_field>
<display>false</display>
<dynamic_creation>false</dynamic_creation>
<dynamic_creation_script/>
<dynamic_default_value display_value=""/>
<dynamic_ref_qual display_value=""/>
<element>u_message_list</element>
<element_reference>false</element_reference>
<foreign_database/>
<internal_type display_value="Journal List">journal_list</internal_type>
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‎11-23-2016 04:08 AM
The dependent field used to show as a string field and you could add comma separated field names e.g. 'comments,work_notes', but things have now changed and it forces you pick a single field field.
However you can modify the field in list view to achieve the same results. Here's a screenshot showing the dependent field being edited from list view:
P.S. Not sure why there are 'Dependent' and 'Dependent on field' fields, but both contained the same values.
Here's what the list looks like, showing both dependent fields: