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Revision as of 22:54, 9 November 2011
Field Name is defined as the name of a field in an object, and the contents of the field is the Field Value. In a View, Field Names appear as column headings, and Field Values appear as the row content.
Field Names and Field Values are used in these areas of the platform:
- Java API, as part of function call parameters
- Value field for Record Selection Criteria
- Action URL used to Manage Related Information
To find the Field Name:
- Click Designer > Data > Objects > {object}
- Click the Fields tab
To reference the Field Value:
- Append ".value" to the Field Name fieldname, to create fieldname.value
- Example
- A typical field used in accounts and contacts is "email". When referencing the field name and the field value in JavaScript, use this syntax:
- fieldname = "email"
- fieldname.value = "support@mycompany.com"
- Considerations
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- When creating a field, the field name defaults to a the field label
- If spaces are part of the field name, the (_) underscore character is substituted for each space
- To use a field in a Database View, include the (#) hash character (also known as the sharp or pound sign) at the end of the fieldname (name_of_field#)