Hi Shagufta,
Please use the updated code :
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I advice to use an onChange client script which would set the filters to you. The list collector has to refer the right table for records. I had a catalog item where i have used this code,
I would request you to implement something similar(this is a catalog client script):
var collectorName = 'list_collector_field_name'; // the list collector field on the record producer
var filterString = 'group='+g_form.getValue(' field_name '); // from where the filter is dependent on the record producer
//Hide the list collector until we've set the filter
if(typeof(window[collectorName + 'g_filter']) == 'undefined'){
setTimeout(setCollectorFilter, 100); //Test if the g_filter property is defined on our list collector.
//If it hasn't rendered yet, wait 100ms and try again.
return;
}
window[collectorName + 'g_filter'].reset(); // this resets
window[collectorName + 'g_filter'].setQuery(filterString); //sets the filter
window[collectorName + 'acRequest'](null); //runs the filter automatically
once its populated it can fetched later in RITM and TASKs.
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The default values of the list collector should not have no_filter , and as the client script does the task script include and calling script include can be excluded too.
Do reach back if you get struck.
Regards,
Shariq
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