Available since April 2020.
Usecase
Please note: In the screenrecording shown above we are using the fade-functions and also the new onChange-handler for dropdowns, which is BETA. Next month there will be another step-by-step example for the shown usecase in our blog section.
Code
Single fields
// file:hooks/TABLENAME-dv.js new AppGiniField("fieldname").fadeOut();
// file:hooks/TABLENAME-dv.js new AppGiniField("fieldname").fadeIn();
// file:hooks/TABLENAME-dv.js new AppGiniField("fieldname").fade( false ); // false = fade out // or // new AppGiniField("fieldname").fade( true ); // true = fade in
Multiple fields
// file:hooks/TABLENAME-dv.js new AppGiniFields(["fieldname1", "fieldname2"]).fadeOut(); // or // new AppGiniFields(["fieldname1", "fieldname2"]).fadeIn(); // or // new AppGiniFields(["fieldname1", "fieldname2"]).fade(false); // false = fade out // or // new AppGiniFields(["fieldname1", "fieldname2"]).fade(true); // true = fade in
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