I have a service return that has a few pointers in it, and each one is included, so it shows the entire record for that pointed-to collection. I want to be able to reference multiple values from that pointer's records like I can with the parent object, like this,
label = value.start_date + " - " + value.deadline_date;
return label;
and place the JS on a map.
what would be the code to do the same thing for two fields in the employee_ptr object in that picture?
Can I get some help on this please? I revised my initial question to be a little more clear.
Basically I want to map multiple components into one component, but those multiple components are from an included collection. This is shown in the picture above, with employee_ptr and job_lineitem_ptr, both being examples of included collections.
Hi Jack -
First try this data by returning the single value, what result will you get? You can use console.log() to check the returned values.
Hello Illya, thanks for your reply.
I am now able to do this with:
value.employee_ptr.name
but I would like to be able to do the same thing with storage variables.
For example, the storage Employee will have a pointer (or defined object) of Emails within it, and inside Emails is address and group. I want to be able to reference both address and group in JS on a mapping and return the result into the field I mapped to.
Hello Jack,
You are able to create storage variables with such structure. What problems do you have now?
I did not see that you replied to this. I apologize for such the delay. I must be missing something here.
I want storage C1. C1 is one of many variables in C, which is in B, which is in A. Does that make sense?
in other words I want variable tomato, which is one of many in the storage vegetables, which is in the storage foods.
This does not work but might help you understand what I am wanting here:
var MyVar= Apperyio.storage.selected_event.job_lineitem_ptr.get("$['_id']");
Here is the storage structure:
In some cases I want to be able to go deeper in so to speak, but I hope that if I learn how to do this I can do the rest.
Please use:
var MyVar= Apperyio.storage.selected_event.get("$['job_lineitem_ptr']['_id']");
instead of:
var MyVar= Apperyio.storage.selected_event.job_lineitem_ptr.get("$['_id']");
Excellent! You the man Sergiy!