No, this is not achievable today.
If possible, this would work only for single related values. In case of multiple values, how do you reckon such a configuration should work?
I might have a possible solution for you. Add the following code to your Application's Footer; Goto > Applications Setup > Applications > Particular application > More Actions Drop down > Header and Footer
Add it to the footer
<script>
$('input[ismultiple][ismultiple=false]').each(function() {
var mId = this.id.split('txt')[1];
var myDiv = $('div[id=rtable_' + mId + ']');
myDiv.css('position','relative');
myDiv.css('top','-29px');
});
</script>
Explanation : ismultiple would take care of doing this for only one-2-one relationships. Also takes care of instances where one has changed the integration names for the lookup fields involved.
P.S: Adjust actual CSS as required. Current one just positions it inside the Input field.
Regards,
Santosh
No, this is not achievable today.
If possible, this would work only for single related values. In case of multiple values, how do you reckon such a configuration should work?
I was hoping to use the selector this way for single related values. I would not expect it to work in the case of multiple values.
I might have a possible solution for you. Add the following code to your Application's Footer; Goto > Applications Setup > Applications > Particular application > More Actions Drop down > Header and Footer
Add it to the footer
<script>
$('input[ismultiple][ismultiple=false]').each(function() {
var mId = this.id.split('txt')[1];
var myDiv = $('div[id=rtable_' + mId + ']');
myDiv.css('position','relative');
myDiv.css('top','-29px');
});
</script>
Explanation : ismultiple would take care of doing this for only one-2-one relationships. Also takes care of instances where one has changed the integration names for the lookup fields involved.
P.S: Adjust actual CSS as required. Current one just positions it inside the Input field.
Regards,
Santosh
Thank you Santosh. This works.