I've been getting this error in our Java program that sends RM Invoices over to GP from our app. It's inconsistent and I don't know what it means:
- Duplicate Tax Node ID exists in the RM Tax Work.
Our app treat it as a fatal error and stops processing, but in every case, the transaction did go...
No, the defaultVal property did not help. I ended up changing the script to loop through all elements, and place an onchange handler on them, which would set the hidden field. This way I eliminated the need for a setTimeout.
Thanks for your help anyway.
That could work, if I set the defaultValue property on every element when it's loaded. See, this form could be loaded with pre-saved values, or it might be blank, based on the situation. Either way, if someone then enters a new value, I want to set the dirty flag.
But I guess if I build that...
Hi everyone, I'm new here.
I have intermediate skills in JavaScript and I was looking for a VERY simple way to set a dirty flag on a page - completely client-side.
So I came up with the following script and would like to get some feedback on it. The form I would be using this for has textboxes...
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