apex:param not working, Values are not passing to apex
The apex:param is not passing the contact value to backend. Please correct me where i am going wrong.
<apex:pageblocktable value="{!lstWrapContactRoles}" var="cr" id="pbt" >
<apex:column headerValue="Contact">
<apex:inputfield value="{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}" onchange="if(this.value){addfunc();}" id="conId"> <!-- US 410 -->
<apex:param name="personID" value="{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}" assignTo="{!Contactid}" />
</apex:inputfield>
</apex:column>
<apex:actionfunction name="addfunc" action="{!addNew}" reRender="pbt" oncomplete="codeAddress();checkboxuse();"/>
Apex:
public Id Contactid {get; set;}
Public vooid addnew(){
system.debug('=='+System.currentPageReference().getParameters().get('personID'));
system.debug('strContactid'+ApexPages.currentPage().getParameters().get('Contactid'));
}
Both the debugs are null.
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The apex:param is not passing the contact value to backend. Please correct me where i am going wrong.
<apex:pageblocktable value="{!lstWrapContactRoles}" var="cr" id="pbt" >
<apex:column headerValue="Contact">
<apex:inputfield value="{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}" onchange="if(this.value){addfunc();}" id="conId"> <!-- US 410 -->
<apex:param name="personID" value="{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}" assignTo="{!Contactid}" />
</apex:inputfield>
</apex:column>
<apex:actionfunction name="addfunc" action="{!addNew}" reRender="pbt" oncomplete="codeAddress();checkboxuse();"/>
Apex:
public Id Contactid {get; set;}
Public vooid addnew(){
system.debug('=='+System.currentPageReference().getParameters().get('personID'));
system.debug('strContactid'+ApexPages.currentPage().getParameters().get('Contactid'));
}
Both the debugs are null.
apex visualforce
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The apex:param is not passing the contact value to backend. Please correct me where i am going wrong.
<apex:pageblocktable value="{!lstWrapContactRoles}" var="cr" id="pbt" >
<apex:column headerValue="Contact">
<apex:inputfield value="{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}" onchange="if(this.value){addfunc();}" id="conId"> <!-- US 410 -->
<apex:param name="personID" value="{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}" assignTo="{!Contactid}" />
</apex:inputfield>
</apex:column>
<apex:actionfunction name="addfunc" action="{!addNew}" reRender="pbt" oncomplete="codeAddress();checkboxuse();"/>
Apex:
public Id Contactid {get; set;}
Public vooid addnew(){
system.debug('=='+System.currentPageReference().getParameters().get('personID'));
system.debug('strContactid'+ApexPages.currentPage().getParameters().get('Contactid'));
}
Both the debugs are null.
apex visualforce
The apex:param is not passing the contact value to backend. Please correct me where i am going wrong.
<apex:pageblocktable value="{!lstWrapContactRoles}" var="cr" id="pbt" >
<apex:column headerValue="Contact">
<apex:inputfield value="{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}" onchange="if(this.value){addfunc();}" id="conId"> <!-- US 410 -->
<apex:param name="personID" value="{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}" assignTo="{!Contactid}" />
</apex:inputfield>
</apex:column>
<apex:actionfunction name="addfunc" action="{!addNew}" reRender="pbt" oncomplete="codeAddress();checkboxuse();"/>
Apex:
public Id Contactid {get; set;}
Public vooid addnew(){
system.debug('=='+System.currentPageReference().getParameters().get('personID'));
system.debug('strContactid'+ApexPages.currentPage().getParameters().get('Contactid'));
}
Both the debugs are null.
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You have few things wrong here. From documentation:
The
<apex:param>component can only be a child of the following components:
<apex:actionFunction>
<apex:actionSupport>
<apex:commandLink>
<apex:outputLink>
<apex:outputText>
<flow:interview>
Whereas, you are using <apex:param> as a child for <apex:inputField>.
Then, you access the values of the param that has been set using the assignTo using getter/setter method, whereas you are trying to access it from a request attribute on the page.
You'll need to review your implementation as what you are trying to achieve, but a typical implementation will look like as:
<apex:actionFunction>
<apex:param name="personID" value="{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}" assignTo="{!ContactId}" />
</apex:actionFunction>
and then in the Apex, you access it as:
public Id ContactId {get; set;}
public void addnew(){
// just use the variable as declared in the class here
system.debug('Contact Id assigned is:' + ContactId);
}
Can you help me with the snippet jayant
– Arvind
5 hours ago
You will need to first change the implementation to correctly use<apex:param>(it cannot be a child of<apex:inputField>, and then access the value in apex by just usingContactId.
– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
I have updated the answer with the sample snippet. But you will still need to review your implementation as what you are trying to achieve.
– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
<apex:actionFunction> may not be used within an iterable component. You can use <apex:param> to define parameters for the function and pass iteration-specific values via the parameters. This is the error I am getting
– Arvind
5 hours ago
Arvind - it's just a sample. As mentioned you will need to go through the details as what you are trying to achieve. I will recommend to first evaluate your use case here, and then go through some VF trailhead and documentation for more details. As the error says, you cannot use<apex:actionFunction>within a loop, so you need to revisit the scenario.
– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
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The apex:param must be a child of the action function.
<apex:inputfield value="{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}" onchange="if(this.value){addfunc('{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}');}" id="conId">
...
<apex:actionfunction name="addfunc" action="{!addNew}" reRender="pbt" oncomplete="codeAddress();checkboxuse();">
<apex:param name="personID" value="" assignTo="{!Contactid}" />
</apex:actionfunction>
Brain I am still getting null values in my debug. Any solution
– Arvind
5 hours ago
@Arvind assignTo means you have a variable. TrySystem.debug(ContactId);instead.
– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
@Arvind Actually, you're going to have other complications, because you won't get an ID here, but instead a string (e.g. John Doe instead of 003000xxxxxxxxx). This might be the most complicated method of whatever it is you're trying to do.
– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
Yeah I still get all the values as Null. How can i get the Id in the same method .
– Arvind
5 hours ago
@Arvind you'll have better luck withapex:actionSupport, instead. You're basically using the wrong tool for the problem you're trying to solve.
– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
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You have few things wrong here. From documentation:
The
<apex:param>component can only be a child of the following components:
<apex:actionFunction>
<apex:actionSupport>
<apex:commandLink>
<apex:outputLink>
<apex:outputText>
<flow:interview>
Whereas, you are using <apex:param> as a child for <apex:inputField>.
Then, you access the values of the param that has been set using the assignTo using getter/setter method, whereas you are trying to access it from a request attribute on the page.
You'll need to review your implementation as what you are trying to achieve, but a typical implementation will look like as:
<apex:actionFunction>
<apex:param name="personID" value="{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}" assignTo="{!ContactId}" />
</apex:actionFunction>
and then in the Apex, you access it as:
public Id ContactId {get; set;}
public void addnew(){
// just use the variable as declared in the class here
system.debug('Contact Id assigned is:' + ContactId);
}
Can you help me with the snippet jayant
– Arvind
5 hours ago
You will need to first change the implementation to correctly use<apex:param>(it cannot be a child of<apex:inputField>, and then access the value in apex by just usingContactId.
– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
I have updated the answer with the sample snippet. But you will still need to review your implementation as what you are trying to achieve.
– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
<apex:actionFunction> may not be used within an iterable component. You can use <apex:param> to define parameters for the function and pass iteration-specific values via the parameters. This is the error I am getting
– Arvind
5 hours ago
Arvind - it's just a sample. As mentioned you will need to go through the details as what you are trying to achieve. I will recommend to first evaluate your use case here, and then go through some VF trailhead and documentation for more details. As the error says, you cannot use<apex:actionFunction>within a loop, so you need to revisit the scenario.
– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
|
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You have few things wrong here. From documentation:
The
<apex:param>component can only be a child of the following components:
<apex:actionFunction>
<apex:actionSupport>
<apex:commandLink>
<apex:outputLink>
<apex:outputText>
<flow:interview>
Whereas, you are using <apex:param> as a child for <apex:inputField>.
Then, you access the values of the param that has been set using the assignTo using getter/setter method, whereas you are trying to access it from a request attribute on the page.
You'll need to review your implementation as what you are trying to achieve, but a typical implementation will look like as:
<apex:actionFunction>
<apex:param name="personID" value="{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}" assignTo="{!ContactId}" />
</apex:actionFunction>
and then in the Apex, you access it as:
public Id ContactId {get; set;}
public void addnew(){
// just use the variable as declared in the class here
system.debug('Contact Id assigned is:' + ContactId);
}
Can you help me with the snippet jayant
– Arvind
5 hours ago
You will need to first change the implementation to correctly use<apex:param>(it cannot be a child of<apex:inputField>, and then access the value in apex by just usingContactId.
– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
I have updated the answer with the sample snippet. But you will still need to review your implementation as what you are trying to achieve.
– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
<apex:actionFunction> may not be used within an iterable component. You can use <apex:param> to define parameters for the function and pass iteration-specific values via the parameters. This is the error I am getting
– Arvind
5 hours ago
Arvind - it's just a sample. As mentioned you will need to go through the details as what you are trying to achieve. I will recommend to first evaluate your use case here, and then go through some VF trailhead and documentation for more details. As the error says, you cannot use<apex:actionFunction>within a loop, so you need to revisit the scenario.
– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
You have few things wrong here. From documentation:
The
<apex:param>component can only be a child of the following components:
<apex:actionFunction>
<apex:actionSupport>
<apex:commandLink>
<apex:outputLink>
<apex:outputText>
<flow:interview>
Whereas, you are using <apex:param> as a child for <apex:inputField>.
Then, you access the values of the param that has been set using the assignTo using getter/setter method, whereas you are trying to access it from a request attribute on the page.
You'll need to review your implementation as what you are trying to achieve, but a typical implementation will look like as:
<apex:actionFunction>
<apex:param name="personID" value="{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}" assignTo="{!ContactId}" />
</apex:actionFunction>
and then in the Apex, you access it as:
public Id ContactId {get; set;}
public void addnew(){
// just use the variable as declared in the class here
system.debug('Contact Id assigned is:' + ContactId);
}
You have few things wrong here. From documentation:
The
<apex:param>component can only be a child of the following components:
<apex:actionFunction>
<apex:actionSupport>
<apex:commandLink>
<apex:outputLink>
<apex:outputText>
<flow:interview>
Whereas, you are using <apex:param> as a child for <apex:inputField>.
Then, you access the values of the param that has been set using the assignTo using getter/setter method, whereas you are trying to access it from a request attribute on the page.
You'll need to review your implementation as what you are trying to achieve, but a typical implementation will look like as:
<apex:actionFunction>
<apex:param name="personID" value="{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}" assignTo="{!ContactId}" />
</apex:actionFunction>
and then in the Apex, you access it as:
public Id ContactId {get; set;}
public void addnew(){
// just use the variable as declared in the class here
system.debug('Contact Id assigned is:' + ContactId);
}
edited 5 hours ago
answered 5 hours ago
Jayant DasJayant Das
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Can you help me with the snippet jayant
– Arvind
5 hours ago
You will need to first change the implementation to correctly use<apex:param>(it cannot be a child of<apex:inputField>, and then access the value in apex by just usingContactId.
– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
I have updated the answer with the sample snippet. But you will still need to review your implementation as what you are trying to achieve.
– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
<apex:actionFunction> may not be used within an iterable component. You can use <apex:param> to define parameters for the function and pass iteration-specific values via the parameters. This is the error I am getting
– Arvind
5 hours ago
Arvind - it's just a sample. As mentioned you will need to go through the details as what you are trying to achieve. I will recommend to first evaluate your use case here, and then go through some VF trailhead and documentation for more details. As the error says, you cannot use<apex:actionFunction>within a loop, so you need to revisit the scenario.
– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
Can you help me with the snippet jayant
– Arvind
5 hours ago
You will need to first change the implementation to correctly use<apex:param>(it cannot be a child of<apex:inputField>, and then access the value in apex by just usingContactId.
– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
I have updated the answer with the sample snippet. But you will still need to review your implementation as what you are trying to achieve.
– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
<apex:actionFunction> may not be used within an iterable component. You can use <apex:param> to define parameters for the function and pass iteration-specific values via the parameters. This is the error I am getting
– Arvind
5 hours ago
Arvind - it's just a sample. As mentioned you will need to go through the details as what you are trying to achieve. I will recommend to first evaluate your use case here, and then go through some VF trailhead and documentation for more details. As the error says, you cannot use<apex:actionFunction>within a loop, so you need to revisit the scenario.
– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
Can you help me with the snippet jayant
– Arvind
5 hours ago
Can you help me with the snippet jayant
– Arvind
5 hours ago
You will need to first change the implementation to correctly use
<apex:param> (it cannot be a child of <apex:inputField>, and then access the value in apex by just using ContactId.– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
You will need to first change the implementation to correctly use
<apex:param> (it cannot be a child of <apex:inputField>, and then access the value in apex by just using ContactId.– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
I have updated the answer with the sample snippet. But you will still need to review your implementation as what you are trying to achieve.
– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
I have updated the answer with the sample snippet. But you will still need to review your implementation as what you are trying to achieve.
– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
<apex:actionFunction> may not be used within an iterable component. You can use <apex:param> to define parameters for the function and pass iteration-specific values via the parameters. This is the error I am getting
– Arvind
5 hours ago
<apex:actionFunction> may not be used within an iterable component. You can use <apex:param> to define parameters for the function and pass iteration-specific values via the parameters. This is the error I am getting
– Arvind
5 hours ago
Arvind - it's just a sample. As mentioned you will need to go through the details as what you are trying to achieve. I will recommend to first evaluate your use case here, and then go through some VF trailhead and documentation for more details. As the error says, you cannot use
<apex:actionFunction> within a loop, so you need to revisit the scenario.– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
Arvind - it's just a sample. As mentioned you will need to go through the details as what you are trying to achieve. I will recommend to first evaluate your use case here, and then go through some VF trailhead and documentation for more details. As the error says, you cannot use
<apex:actionFunction> within a loop, so you need to revisit the scenario.– Jayant Das
5 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
The apex:param must be a child of the action function.
<apex:inputfield value="{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}" onchange="if(this.value){addfunc('{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}');}" id="conId">
...
<apex:actionfunction name="addfunc" action="{!addNew}" reRender="pbt" oncomplete="codeAddress();checkboxuse();">
<apex:param name="personID" value="" assignTo="{!Contactid}" />
</apex:actionfunction>
Brain I am still getting null values in my debug. Any solution
– Arvind
5 hours ago
@Arvind assignTo means you have a variable. TrySystem.debug(ContactId);instead.
– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
@Arvind Actually, you're going to have other complications, because you won't get an ID here, but instead a string (e.g. John Doe instead of 003000xxxxxxxxx). This might be the most complicated method of whatever it is you're trying to do.
– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
Yeah I still get all the values as Null. How can i get the Id in the same method .
– Arvind
5 hours ago
@Arvind you'll have better luck withapex:actionSupport, instead. You're basically using the wrong tool for the problem you're trying to solve.
– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
|
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The apex:param must be a child of the action function.
<apex:inputfield value="{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}" onchange="if(this.value){addfunc('{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}');}" id="conId">
...
<apex:actionfunction name="addfunc" action="{!addNew}" reRender="pbt" oncomplete="codeAddress();checkboxuse();">
<apex:param name="personID" value="" assignTo="{!Contactid}" />
</apex:actionfunction>
Brain I am still getting null values in my debug. Any solution
– Arvind
5 hours ago
@Arvind assignTo means you have a variable. TrySystem.debug(ContactId);instead.
– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
@Arvind Actually, you're going to have other complications, because you won't get an ID here, but instead a string (e.g. John Doe instead of 003000xxxxxxxxx). This might be the most complicated method of whatever it is you're trying to do.
– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
Yeah I still get all the values as Null. How can i get the Id in the same method .
– Arvind
5 hours ago
@Arvind you'll have better luck withapex:actionSupport, instead. You're basically using the wrong tool for the problem you're trying to solve.
– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
|
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The apex:param must be a child of the action function.
<apex:inputfield value="{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}" onchange="if(this.value){addfunc('{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}');}" id="conId">
...
<apex:actionfunction name="addfunc" action="{!addNew}" reRender="pbt" oncomplete="codeAddress();checkboxuse();">
<apex:param name="personID" value="" assignTo="{!Contactid}" />
</apex:actionfunction>
The apex:param must be a child of the action function.
<apex:inputfield value="{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}" onchange="if(this.value){addfunc('{!cr.objConRole.Contact__c}');}" id="conId">
...
<apex:actionfunction name="addfunc" action="{!addNew}" reRender="pbt" oncomplete="codeAddress();checkboxuse();">
<apex:param name="personID" value="" assignTo="{!Contactid}" />
</apex:actionfunction>
answered 5 hours ago
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
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Brain I am still getting null values in my debug. Any solution
– Arvind
5 hours ago
@Arvind assignTo means you have a variable. TrySystem.debug(ContactId);instead.
– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
@Arvind Actually, you're going to have other complications, because you won't get an ID here, but instead a string (e.g. John Doe instead of 003000xxxxxxxxx). This might be the most complicated method of whatever it is you're trying to do.
– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
Yeah I still get all the values as Null. How can i get the Id in the same method .
– Arvind
5 hours ago
@Arvind you'll have better luck withapex:actionSupport, instead. You're basically using the wrong tool for the problem you're trying to solve.
– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
|
show 4 more comments
Brain I am still getting null values in my debug. Any solution
– Arvind
5 hours ago
@Arvind assignTo means you have a variable. TrySystem.debug(ContactId);instead.
– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
@Arvind Actually, you're going to have other complications, because you won't get an ID here, but instead a string (e.g. John Doe instead of 003000xxxxxxxxx). This might be the most complicated method of whatever it is you're trying to do.
– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
Yeah I still get all the values as Null. How can i get the Id in the same method .
– Arvind
5 hours ago
@Arvind you'll have better luck withapex:actionSupport, instead. You're basically using the wrong tool for the problem you're trying to solve.
– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
Brain I am still getting null values in my debug. Any solution
– Arvind
5 hours ago
Brain I am still getting null values in my debug. Any solution
– Arvind
5 hours ago
@Arvind assignTo means you have a variable. Try
System.debug(ContactId); instead.– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
@Arvind assignTo means you have a variable. Try
System.debug(ContactId); instead.– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
@Arvind Actually, you're going to have other complications, because you won't get an ID here, but instead a string (e.g. John Doe instead of 003000xxxxxxxxx). This might be the most complicated method of whatever it is you're trying to do.
– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
@Arvind Actually, you're going to have other complications, because you won't get an ID here, but instead a string (e.g. John Doe instead of 003000xxxxxxxxx). This might be the most complicated method of whatever it is you're trying to do.
– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
Yeah I still get all the values as Null. How can i get the Id in the same method .
– Arvind
5 hours ago
Yeah I still get all the values as Null. How can i get the Id in the same method .
– Arvind
5 hours ago
@Arvind you'll have better luck with
apex:actionSupport, instead. You're basically using the wrong tool for the problem you're trying to solve.– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
@Arvind you'll have better luck with
apex:actionSupport, instead. You're basically using the wrong tool for the problem you're trying to solve.– sfdcfox
5 hours ago
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