#CREATE A BLAN TASKCARD IN JAVASCRIPT HOW TO#

The main learning point being how to get the Plan Id from the name of the Plan. With more logic it obviously could be more complex. You might need to click See More to show all the possible columns.Īdd each task required to finish off the flow.įor teams that actively use Planner this is a great flow to help create tasks that are the same on every project. The due date of any of the tasks are going to come from the original list item created. The Plan id is the same as the Create a bucket action and the Bucket Id comes from the Create a bucket action. To add the found Plan Id I need to select Enter custom value and then from Dynamic Content panel and select Id from the Filter Array actionĪs soon as I add the Id from the Filter Array action it automatically wraps a Apply to Each around the Create Bucket action. Although we hope the Filter array action only returns one row, it could return multiple rows so the Apply to Each is the only way to handle the returned rows, even though its probably only a list of one item. I add the Create Bucket action again and the name is the Title of the created item. So now we have the Plan Id we can create the bucket.

The run details show the details of the selected plan which includes the Title and Plan Id. So I removed the Create a bucket action and added List my plans action and then a Filter array action. Looking at the actions available we can get the list of plans and then filter the returned values to match the Client selected. So we need a method to find that Plan Id given the name of the plan. In the flow run we can see that the Plan Id is a long string. Adding id attribute to the textbox using JavaScript First, you may want to add an id attribute to the element so that you can easily fetch the element and retrieve its value. To work out what it wants, I select a plan from the drop down, then save and run the flow by adding a new item to the list. Now that you know how you can create a textbox using JavaScript, let’s learn how you can manipulate various attributes of the textbox element. It doesn't say Plan Name so it probably wants an ID rather than just 'Sally Enterprises'. The Name is the Title of the list item so that can be selected but the Plan Id gives me a drop down. So I add the Planner action of Create a Bucket.

The next part I need is to create a bucket in the plan that matches the client. The flow is going to trigger from a new item on the Projects list, so I create a blank flow and add the SharePoint trigger When an Item is created. I created a list and plans to match the list of clients, each client has their own plan. The list also had a few calculated date columns for the different stages for the project, for example the Spec should be available 2 weeks before the due date etc. The list has the following inputs, Title for the name of the new project, Client for the plan that the bucket and tasks would be added to and finally the Due date for the project. A request came through for a team to have tasks created in Planner based on a new ent ry in a SharePoint list. The text within the pre html tag will retain all its line breaks and multiple space with indents if any.

Create a blan taskcard in javascript