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We recently upgraded from 7 to 8. With the many changes, one that is creating a problem is when an html passes values to a fex, but some are null/empty. 7 just accepted those as empty and ran the fex, where 8 now prompts for those null/empty values. I have been about to work around most by changing my creating another input and placing some javascript to copy if the value is present, else put a dummy character, and then removing the character in the fex. Until I encountered a calendar box. The javascript isn't recognizing the value for this type of input. Any ideas on either issue? If there a setting I'm missing that allows for the passing of nulls from the html to fex, or is there a way to copy the calendar box value to a text input? Thanks!!This message has been edited. Last edited by: <Kathryn Henning>,
WebFOCUS 768 OS/400 HTML, also quite a few active reports and excel.
Amber, I just finished resolving this very problem in a multi-select drop-down list.
In my case, the value is a blank not a null. To make it work I had to transform the blank to a value like '[Blank]' in the program that sets up data data from the drop-down list. Then in the fex I had to transform '[Blank' back to a blank. Strangely enough, I couldn't use '(Blank)' because for a multi-select drop-down list, if I select (Blank) quotes are not put around it.
Francis
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