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Using Field Type "Date" in condition builder date comparison causes onChange script error: TypeError: Cannot read property 'split' of undefined function (){var o=i(m,arguments);return l.apply(n,o)} - Known Error
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KB0623830

Using Field Type "Date" in condition builder date comparison causes onChange script error: TypeError: Cannot read property 'split' of undefined function (){var o=i(m,arguments);return l.apply(n,o)}


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Description

If you have 2 date type fields on your form and compare them in a condition builder using date1 is more than 10 days after date2, you get an "onChange script error: TypeError: Cannot read property 'split' of undefined function (){var o=i(m,arguments);return l.apply(n,o)}"

If you change the field types to date/time, you don't get the error. You shouldn't be able to select Date fields if it causes this error.

Steps to Reproduce

 

1) add 2 date fields to the form
2) create a UI policy and build the condition "date1 is more than 10 days after date2"
3) set the dates on your form and observe the error.

Workaround

change the date fields to date/time fields.


Related Problem: PRB657312

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