I have a (custom) field "Amount" - ID : 12704 (number field)
I want to check on create, when value is less or equal to 250, fast-track to the next status.
I tried:
cfValues['12704'] <= 250
and :
parseInt(cfValues['12704']) <= 250
But no success unfortunate...
Who can help?
the Amount custom field appeared to be a Number and therefore returns a Double.
Comparing a Double in this I solved by this line of code:
cfValues['Amount'] < Double.valueOf(250)
Maybe:
cfValues['12704'] as Integer <= 250
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Sorry, it should be: cfValues['Name of custom field'] as Integer < 999
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I tried: cfValues['Amount'] as Integer < 999 cfValues['12704'] as Integer < 999 cfValues['Amount'] as Integer < 250 cfValues['12704'] as Integer < 250 but none of them triggers it :(
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the first and third are the same right...? If that is the field name, and assuming it doesn't have any trailing whitespace (check) it should work. Have you checked the log for errors?
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Wondering if anyone got this to work. I'm getting the following error for cfValues['One Time Cost'] as Integer < 11000
The script could not be compiled: <pre>org.codehaus.groovy.control.MultipleCompilationErrorsException: startup failed: Script97.groovy: 1: expecting EOF, found '(' @ line 1, column 37. cfValues['One Time Cost'] as Integer < 11000 ^ 1 error </pre>.
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