@mrmo, define your logic based on customer
field change!
You can achive this, because you dont have the customer while onload
, so you cant call the server to get the credit_days from the customer.
@mrmo, define your logic based on customer
field change!
You can achive this, because you dont have the customer while onload
, so you cant call the server to get the credit_days from the customer.
@max_morais_dmm I am thankful for your help, maybe I have explained it wrong, let me try again.
I would like to add days based on days that I input in the custom field on the sales invoice document, which I call credit days. I am sorry for the confusion, below is a picture with screenshot for your reference, thank you so much.
frappe.ui.form.on('Sales Invoice', 'credit_days', function(frm){
frm.set_value("due_date", frappe.datetime.add_days(frappe.datetime.nowdate(), frm.doc.credit_days));
})
@max_morais_dmm I am very thankful for your help, you are awesome!
When I am finished with this customization project, I will share all for the rest to enjoy.
Thank you!
Hello,
How to get month’s first date for report module ?
Thanks,
Hardik Gadesha
Where can I find documentation on frappe.datetime methods?
Hi, @tmatteson!
frappe.utils.data
and frappe.datetime
have similar methods. You can find the documentation for frappe.utils
in: https://frappe.github.io/frappe/current/api/utils/frappe.utils.data
However, we’re both in the same boat. I haven’t found the documentation for frappe datetime methods. I usually just rely on Pycharm’s autocomplete and code suggestion feature. Sometimes, I run console on chrome or firefox just to figure out the different frappe methods.
Hope it helps.
Cheers!
Hera
hi all
iv done the above steps while i
m trying to update item delivery date in sales order
i`v created a custom field in item and sales order item called delivery_days and fetched it successfully by
cur_frm.add_fetch(“item_code”,“delivery_days”,“delivery_days”);
and tried the followign script
frappe.ui.form.on(‘Sales Order Item’, ‘delivery_days’, function(frm){
frm.set_value(“delivery_date”, frappe.datetime.add_days(frappe.datetime.nowdate(), frm.doc.delivery_days));
})
it makes the item delivery date today not today + frm.doc.delivery_days
whats wrong with that ??
so sorry about repost
but i really need this script ASAP
Hey @Mahmoud_Ghoneem
The frappe.datetime.nowdate()
and frappe.datetime.add_days
are python/ server side code, so they won’t work in your javascript. Sorry, and I understand your confusion about it.
Frappe uses the moment library for client side datetime functionality. The documentation you need to do this is there. Moment.js | Docs
Thanks for your reply
but actually its working when i use th following code in custom script for sales order item
frappe.ui.form.on(‘Sales Order Item’, ‘delivery_days’, function(frm){
frm.set_value(“delivery_date”, frappe.datetime.add_days(frappe.datetime.nowdate(), 12);
})
and it works fine Today+12 Day
but actually what i need is to get custom field (delivery_days) instead of 12
what should i do ??
Expected input: delivery days = 12;
Expected output: delivery date = today + delivery_days;
Break this into two lines of code and console.log
the intermediate step.
Look for frappe.utils.data.formatdate
in the docs, I think that may be where you’re stuck.
They are already on two lines
cur_frm.add_fetch(“item_code”,“delivery_days”,“delivery_days”);
And
frappe.ui.form.on(‘Sales Order Item’, ‘delivery_days’, function(frm){
frm.set_value(“delivery_date”, frappe.datetime.add_days(frappe.datetime.nowdate(), frm.doc.delivery_days));
})
Yes, you’re trying to do math inside the setter function, which makes it harder to debug. Pull the math out and log it so you can see where you’re going wrong; that’s what I meant by move it into two statements.
hi, i used your code
Please help.
My system:
Installed Apps
ERPNext: v10.0.4 (master)
Frappe Framework: v10.0.5 (master)
any updates yet !!!
HI @rmehta,
This syntax is giving an error in server script, can you suggest me the solution?
Please refer the below code and error.
frappe.datetime.now_datetime()
frappe.datetime.now_datetime()