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Support TypeScript to the same level as JavaScript

TypeScript support currently is not as nuanced as JavaScript - OptionSets, Attribute Types, 'getAttribute("fieldname").getValue()' typing does not currently function.

Support TypeScript to the same level as JavaScript:

Xrm.Page.getAttribute("fieldname") auto-typing (i.e. determine what field this is - i.e. OptionSet, so that TypeScript can do Xrm.Page.getAttribute("new_dropdownfield").getOptions() or .getValue())
Xrm.Page.getValue("fieldname").setValue() support.

Currently, if those (and other attribute-specific) functions are used, they are not recognised by TypeScript, meaning Intellisense throws errors constantly as invalid functions or types.

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  • Peter Street (LazerFX) commented  ·   ·  Report

    Ah, I see - makes sense, you have to manually expose things. With that, however, I won't get any intellisense for Optionset Values, such that I get with the standard functionality, however?

  • AdminCustomer Support (Support, Simpler Software) commented  ·   ·  Report

    Hi Peter,

    This is already supported by first casting the attribute or control to the correct type. For example, to get the value of an optionset you could use the following: (<Xrm.Page.OptionSetAttribute>Xrm.Page.getAttribute("someAttribute")).getValue()

    Regards,
    Steve

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