script for adding two attributes in RTC

one more way to do the same:

dojo.provide("org.scripts.addTwoArttibs");
dojo.require("dojo.number");
       
(function() {

dojo.declare("org.scripts.addTwoArttibs", null, {

    getValue: function(attributeId, workItem, configuration) {

        var res = 0;
       
           var firstVal = dojo.number.parse(workItem.getValue("rcstlt.ms.firstInt"), {type:'decimal'});
        var secondVal = dojo.number.parse(workItem.getValue("rcstlt.ms.secondInt"), {type:'decimal'});
       
        res = firstVal + secondVal;
       
        return res;
       
    }
});
})();

I think I have posted this very same answer like a few days ago already. However, I wasn't able to find it myself, so here goes again. Make sure to add the other attributes to the dependent list of attributes for the attribute that is calculated.

dojo.provide("org.example.workitems.providers.CalcInteger");

dojo.require("com.ibm.team.workitem.api.common.WorkItemAttributes");
dojo.require("dojo.date");
dojo.require("dojo.date.stamp");


(function() {
var WorkItemAttributes= com.ibm.team.workitem.api.common.WorkItemAttributes;

dojo.declare("org.example.workitems.providers.CalcInteger", null, {

    getValue: function(attributeId, workItem, configuration) {

        console.log("Start..");
        var text="";
        var out = "Values:\n";
       
        // for integer there should always be a value 0 by default
        var aValue = workItem.getValue("calcInputInt1");
        text = "Value: " + aValue;
        console.log(text);

        // for integer there should always be a value 0 by default
        var aValue2 = workItem.getValue("calcinputint2");
        text = "Value2: " + aValue2;
        console.log(text);
       
        // Was: return aValue+aValue2;
        // parseInt(addMarginVal)+parseInt(costSavingVal)-parseInt(investVal);
        return parseInt(aValue)+parseInt(aValue2);
    }
});
})();

Hi Naveen,

please rate the answers if they are useful. String wise I have a similar solution. I can't test it right now. If it concatenates instead of adding, I would search the internet on how java script allows to convert to number or to calculate based on numbers. you would probably also want to add a validation, so that you actually restrict input to valid numbers. My code:

dojo.provide("org.example.workitems.providers.CalcString");

dojo.require("com.ibm.team.workitem.api.common.WorkItemAttributes");
dojo.require("dojo.date");
dojo.require("dojo.date.stamp");


(function() {
var WorkItemAttributes= com.ibm.team.workitem.api.common.WorkItemAttributes;

dojo.declare("org.example.workitems.providers.CalcString", null, {

    getValue: function(attributeId, workItem, configuration) {

        console.log("Start..");
        var text="";
        var out = "Values:\n";
       
        var aValue = workItem.getValue("calcinputstring1");
        if(aValue=null){
            aValue="";
        }
        text = "Value: " + aValue;
        console.log(text);

        var aValue2 = workItem.getValue("calcinputstring2");
        if(aValue2=null){
            aValue2="";
        }
        text = "Value2: " + aValue2;
        console.log(text);

        return aValue+aValue2;
    }
});
})();

Hi Naveen,

if this answer was correct/helpful, please cast your vote and mark it. You might also want to provide your final solution.