on 09-17-2009 2:22 PM
hello, i build a Javascript function that shows the actual date and time, im putting this date and time in an input but now i need to catch this date and time to pass it like a paremeter to my SQL Query... i already tried somethings like this in the end of the page..
var grid = document.grd_Cell.getGridObject();
grid.setParam(3, data_hora);
grid.setParam(4, data_hora);
but it throws an error: object doesn't support this property or method
regards
Mário
Your answer actually exists in your question
You mention wanting to impact your SQL Query, but in your JavaScript you are referencing the iGrid. The script assistant would have guided you to this solution, since the set parameter methods are only relevant for the query object.
var grid = document.grd_Cell.getQueryObject();
grid.setParam(3, data_hora);
grid.setParam(4, data_hora);
document.grd_Cell.updateGrid(true);
If you build your SQLQuery using
[SD] or [ED]
instead of
[Param.3] and [Param.4]
then the iGrid will also show the time refresh controls for the user to select their own dates, and would not need form input fields, etc.
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hello, when i use SD and ED i doesnt receive the correct values.
could you give some help...i do like that....i put SD and ED in SQL Query instead [Param.3] and [Param.4] and in the transaction i create StartDate and EndDate...one question when i create the StartDate and Enddate i put a date....and is current date? or use the date that i put there?
then when im runing the transaction the data that i received...doesnt make any sense...
regards
Mario
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