Question
Cognizant
NL
Last activity: 5 Sep 2017 14:38 EDT
Requirement to implement "Date selected if more than 6 months" in message rule
Hi
I am using validation rule from there I am calling one message rule containing static message "Date selected if more than 6 months" .Now problem is this number "6" should come from a property dynamically .Means only number should change ,rest of the message should be static.
How can we implement this in message rule exactly ?Need exact solution with syntax .
Thanks
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Original Post: Pass Parameter to message from Validate Rule
BUPA
AU
Hi,
When you call a message, you can pass a single string that concatenates the message name with the values for each expected input parameter.
To build a valid string:
-
Type the name key part of the message.
-
Append constant values for each input parameter.
Use the order in which these input parameters are defined on the Parameters tab of the called message form.
Do not use
\nto force a line break in the output. -
Separate the message name and each value with a tab delimiter.
Hi,
When you call a message, you can pass a single string that concatenates the message name with the values for each expected input parameter.
To build a valid string:
-
Type the name key part of the message.
-
Append constant values for each input parameter.
Use the order in which these input parameters are defined on the Parameters tab of the called message form.
Do not use
\nto force a line break in the output. -
Separate the message name and each value with a tab delimiter.
Type
\twith no spaces between values. - Use double quotes and the
+key to append a property reference or JSP tag result.
For example, the DateRange message takes three input parameters and contains the message text:
The {1} must be later than {2} and at least 30 days before {3}.
Here are some example strings you can pass to this rule and the expected, assembled message at run time.
DateRange\tstart date\ttoday\tthe end date >> Output: The start date must be later than today and at least 30 days before the end date.
"DateRange\tstartdate " + .StartDate + " \tJanuary 1, 2006\ttoday" >> Output: The start date 20051201 must be later than January 1, 2006 and at least 30 days before today.