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October 8, 2024
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ReferenceError: CustomPickerInputComponentCallback is not defined

  • October 8, 2024
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I am using Windchill PDMLink Release 12.1 and Datecode with CPS 12.1.2.0

I created a custompicker data utility to search for parts of selected softype & was able to bind the datautility to IBA in Part creation wizard. From Create wizard, on clicking searchpicker the results are generated as expected & able to select a result. But when clicking 'OK', getting error "ReferenceError: CustomPickerInputComponentCallback is not defined". The custom pickercall back is defined in custom.jsfrag & deployed as per CS71276 & windchill-all.js also got updated as expected. Fllowed CS29555 to clear cache as well, but error is still persisting. Note : The datautility is working fine when OOTB pickercallback is referred in datautility.

1. Need help to understand the reason for this error & steps to resolve them.
2. Need help to understand the steps to set IBA value from picked object instead of its OIR to Picker component attribute from create part wizard.

Here are the errors that I faced
It seems that you have not defined the callback function or the there is some error in it: CustomPickerInputComponentCallback exception: ReferenceError: CustomPickerInputComponentCallback is not defined
    Best answer by SL_10932999

    Hello Petr,
    Apologies. it was resolved by clearing browser cache as due to cached windchill-all.js, still non latest version was being referred, causing the error.

    1. created a java utility with reference to custom callback.

    		HashMap<String, Object> customProps = new HashMap<String, Object>();
		if ("internalnameofcustomAttribute".equalsIgnoreCase(component_id)) 
			customProps.put("pickerId",component_id);
			customProps.put("pickerCallback", "CustomPickerInputComponentCallback");

    2. the  custom callback is defined in custom.jsfrag 

    function CustomPickerInputComponentCallback(objects,pickerID,attr,displayFieldId)
{
 var updateHiddenField=document.getElementsByName(pickerID)[0];
 var updateDisplayField=document.getElementsByName(displayFieldId)[0]; 
 if(updateDisplayField)
	{
		PTC.util._setMainFormStartingElement(updateDisplayField);
 }
	var myJSONObjects=objects.pickedObject;
 for(var i=0;i<myJSONObjects.length;i++)
 {var oid=myJSONObjects[i].oid;
	var displayAttr=myJSONObjects[i][attr];
	updateHiddenField.value=displayAttr;
 updateDisplayField.value=displayAttr;
	} 

}

     

    1 reply

    HelesicPetr
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    HelesicPetr22-Sapphire II
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    October 8, 2024

    Hi @SL_10932999 

    Did you define the callback in your code?

    something like

     

    customProps.put("pickerCallback", "CustomPickerInputComponentCallback");

     

    if so, have you defined this as a js script in your jsp page? so it can be called from jsp?

    Example:

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    PetrH

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    SL_1093299912-AmethystAuthorAnswer
    12-Amethyst
    October 9, 2024

    Hello Petr,
    Apologies. it was resolved by clearing browser cache as due to cached windchill-all.js, still non latest version was being referred, causing the error.

    1. created a java utility with reference to custom callback.

    		HashMap<String, Object> customProps = new HashMap<String, Object>();
		if ("internalnameofcustomAttribute".equalsIgnoreCase(component_id)) 
			customProps.put("pickerId",component_id);
			customProps.put("pickerCallback", "CustomPickerInputComponentCallback");

    2. the  custom callback is defined in custom.jsfrag 

    function CustomPickerInputComponentCallback(objects,pickerID,attr,displayFieldId)
{
 var updateHiddenField=document.getElementsByName(pickerID)[0];
 var updateDisplayField=document.getElementsByName(displayFieldId)[0]; 
 if(updateDisplayField)
	{
		PTC.util._setMainFormStartingElement(updateDisplayField);
 }
	var myJSONObjects=objects.pickedObject;
 for(var i=0;i<myJSONObjects.length;i++)
 {var oid=myJSONObjects[i].oid;
	var displayAttr=myJSONObjects[i][attr];
	updateHiddenField.value=displayAttr;
 updateDisplayField.value=displayAttr;
	} 

}

     

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