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‎12-23-2016 11:17 AM
I tried many things but here is my latest attempt that creates the above mess:
var assigned=org.name.toString().trim(); | |||
mainTasker.u_glide_list_3=mainTasker.u_glide_list_3.concat(assigned+', '); |
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‎12-23-2016 05:40 PM
Before going into the code, are these three list fields on the same table? If yes, then the following code will work
var arrayUtil = new ArrayUtil();
var a1 = gr.<list1 field name>.toString().trim().split(',');
var a2= gr.<list2 field name>.toString().trim().split(',');
gr.<list3 field name>=arrayUtil.union(a1,a2).join();
gr.update();

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‎12-23-2016 11:39 AM
Can you try this
var assigned = first_field.getDisplayValue() + ' ' + second_field.getDisplayValue();
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‎12-23-2016 11:45 AM
Not sure what assigned is set to here
var assigned = org.name.toString().trim();
but assigned should be set to a sys_id and concatenated like
mainTasker.u_glide_list_3 = mainTasker.u_glide_list_3.concat([assigned]);
Hope this helps.
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‎12-23-2016 05:40 PM
Before going into the code, are these three list fields on the same table? If yes, then the following code will work
var arrayUtil = new ArrayUtil();
var a1 = gr.<list1 field name>.toString().trim().split(',');
var a2= gr.<list2 field name>.toString().trim().split(',');
gr.<list3 field name>=arrayUtil.union(a1,a2).join();
gr.update();
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‎12-28-2016 07:07 AM