can you post a small section of your code. 

 

If you have a repeat control with      value="#{javascript: ... }"     and    var="rowData"

 

Theres 2 reasons you could be getting that error, rowData is null (meaning no data inside it) and you getting that error because your trying to access data inside it that doesn't exist. Try printing to the console to see are you infact getting the data for the repeat.

Or where your referencing "rowData" is not inside the repeat control.  

 Which version of the below code you're using?

  "${javascript:rowData.getItemValueString('form')" or "#{javascript:rowData.getItemValueString('form')} 

 

I think you're using the first version i.e  on page load. 

rowData is not found while loading. That's causing the issue. 

 

To solve it, use the rendered property instead of loaded. 

 

 

Yes, there is '$'

 

There is no chance to change to '#' because of there is no such option in 'compute page name', no radio button available

 

When I change it in source code to '#' I got an error

 
The value of the property pageName cannot be a run time binding. 



Repeat panel code

 

<xp:repeat id="repeat1" rows="30" var="rowData"
                repeatControls="false">
                <xp:this.value><![CDATA[#{javascript:var v = database.getAllDocuments();
v.FTSearch("FIELD doclD CONTAINS " + sessionScope.get("docID"),0);
return v;

}]]></xp:this.value>
                <xp:panel>
                    <xp:section id="section1" initClosed="true">
                        <xp:this.header><![CDATA[#{javascript:rowData.getItemValueString("name")}]]></xp:this.header>   /// <- It works good
                        <xp:include id="include1" loaded="true">
                            <xp:this.pageName><![CDATA[${javascript:rowData.getValueItemString("Form")}]]></xp:this.pageName>
                        </xp:include>
                    </xp:section>
                </xp:panel>
            </xp:repeat>

 

 

 

 

Hi,

 

The ${...} syntax does not allow you to access a runtime variable like your "rowData" object. So, the <xp:include> tag is of no help for you.

Using a rendered attribute is also not a good idea, because it will make you generate a very big component tree. 

Instead, you must use the <xe:switchFacet> control from the extension library. It is also available in the Domino 8.5.3 Upgrade Pack 1.

 

To use it, simply create a custom control per form (supposing your forms are named "Form1" and "Form2"), and then,inside your repeat control, use this code:

<xe:switchFacet selectedFacet="#{javascript: rowData.getItemValueString('Form')}">

     <xe:this.facets>

         <xp:ccForm1 xp:key="Form1"/>

         <xp:ccForm2 xp:key="Form2"/>

     </xe:this.facets>

</xe:switchFacet>

 

Google for "XPages switchFacet control", and you will find a lot of interesting information.

 

Regards,

 

Lionel