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24 Mar, 2022 •

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Hi, the problem is that after converting the value into an integer, you are comparing it to an empty string. You need to perform comparison using the same types.

Integer.parseInt(values[0]) == ""

Confluence User •

24 Mar, 2022 •

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confluenceUser •

Hi, it is impossible for a primitive type like int to be null or empty. You can try to initialize a variable with -1 (to indicate negative value) and assign Integer.parseInt(values[0]) to it, then check if it's still equal to -1 after the assignment.

Try to refer to this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13747859/how-to-check-if-an-int-is-a-null

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25 Mar, 2022 •

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confluenceUser •

so instead use this how can i call the field id on joget?

if(  ................   == "")

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30 Mar, 2022 •

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confluenceUser •

Try using values[0] directly without calling Integer.parseInt.

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31 Mar, 2022 •

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ok tq..

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