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    Activity › Forums › Salesforce® Discussions › How to take List of Account into a JavaScript variable on a Salesforce Visualforce page?

    Tagged: Account Billing Address, BillingState, Javascript in Salesforce, Javascript Variable, Salesforce Javascript Controller

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      How to take List of Account into a JavaScript variable on a Salesforce Visualforce page?

      Posted by shariq on August 14, 2017 at 9:55 AM

      I want to take Account billing address in a JavaScript array variable, how to do it?

      Ajay Prakash replied 6 years, 7 months ago 4 Members · 4 Replies
      • Account Billing Address
      • BillingState
      • Javascript in Salesforce
      • Javascript Variable
      • Salesforce Javascript Controller
    • 4 Replies
    • Radhakrishna

      Member
      August 14, 2017 at 10:22 AM

      Hello Shariq,

      JavaScript variable in Visualforce page

      A simple example :

      Visualforce :

      <apex:page controller="javascriptLearning">
      <script>
      alert('{!lstAssignToArray}');
      var myList = new Array();
      myList = '{!lstAssignToArray}';
      alert(myList);
      </script>
      </apex:page>

      Apex Controller:

      public with sharing class javascriptLearning {
      public List<String> lstAssignToArray {get;set;}

      public javascriptLearning()
      {
      lstAssignToArray = new List<String>();
      lstAssignToArray.add('ABC');
      lstAssignToArray.add('DEF');
      lstAssignToArray.add('GHI');
      lstAssignToArray.add('JKL');
      lstAssignToArray.add('MNO');
      lstAssignToArray.add('PQR');
      lstAssignToArray.add('STU');
      lstAssignToArray.add('VWX');
      lstAssignToArray.add('YZ');
      }
      }

      This works for me and in my alerts, I see that array has those values from the list!

    • [adinserter block='9']
    • shariq

      Member
      August 17, 2017 at 7:26 AM

      Hi Radhakrishna,

      Can you do this for Account List, Please give the example.

    • Parul

      Member
      September 15, 2018 at 3:14 PM

      You can take list of Account by using @RemoteAction:

      Apex Class

      public class AccountRemoteActionController {
      public String accountName { get; set; }
      public static List<Account> accounts { get; set; }

      public AccountRemoteActionController(){}

      @RemoteAction
      global static List<Account> getAccount(String accountName){
      String updatedAccName = '%'+accountName+'%';
      accounts = [select id, name, phone, type, numberofemployees from Account where name LIKE :updatedAccName];
      System.debug('Account Size : '+accounts.size());
      return accounts;
      }
      }

      VF Page

      <apex:page controller="AccountRemoteActionController">
      <script>
      function getAccountJS(){
      var accountNameJS = document.getElementById('accName').value;
      AccountRemoteActionController.getAccount(accountNameJS,
      function(result, event){
      if(event.status){
      for(var i=0; i < result.length; i++){
      document.getElementById("{!$Component.theBlock.thePageBlockSection.theFirstItem.accId}").innerHTML = result[i].Id;
      document.getElementById("{!$Component.theBlock.thePageBlockSection.theSecondItem.accNam}").innerHTML = result[i].Name;
      document.getElementById("{!$Component.theBlock.thePageBlockSection.theThirdItem.accPhone}").innerHTML = result[i].Phone;
      }
      }else if(event.type === 'exception'){
      document.getElementById("errors-js").innerHTML = event.message;
      }else{
      document.getElementById("errors-js").innerHTML = 'No Records Found..';
      }
      },{escape : true});
      }
      </script>
      Account Name : <input id="accName" type="text" />
      <button onclick="getAccountJS()">Get Account</button>
      <div id="errors-js"></div>

      <apex:pageBlock id="theBLock">
      <apex:pageBlockSection id="thePageBlockSection" columns="4">
      <apex:pageBlockSectionItem id="theFirstItem">
      <apex:outputText id="accId"/>
      </apex:pageBlockSectionItem>
      <apex:pageBlockSectionItem id="theSecondItem" >
      <apex:outputText id="accNam" />
      </apex:pageBlockSectionItem>
      <apex:pageBlockSectionItem id="theThirdItem" >
      <apex:outputText id="accPhone" />
      </apex:pageBlockSectionItem>
      </apex:pageBlockSection>
      </apex:pageBlock>
      </apex:page>

       

      Hope this will help you .

       

      Thanks

    • Ajay Prakash

      Member
      February 27, 2020 at 4:51 AM

      I found this interesting topic today. Using remote action will open a different thread. I believe, The following approach will help -

      In your javascript code parse the get set variable in the following way-

      var accListTemp='{!accountList}';
      var accList = JSON.parse(accListTemp);

      Here in accList you will get a list of objects in javascript. You will get a JSON parsing error if you use the get set variable as a list of sobject. It will be better if you return a JSON from apex code and parse in Javascript.

      public list<Account> getaccountList {get;set;}
      public String accountList {get;set;}
      public getaccountList(){
         getaccountList = [Select Id, Name from Account];
         accountList = JSON.serialize(getaccountList);
      }

      Thanks.

       

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