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QuickBaseCoachD
7 years agoQrew Captain
try suffixing your URL with
&ifv=1
Then you will have no save or cancel button at all.
But then make your own save button with a Formula Rich Text field
&ifv=1
Then you will have no save or cancel button at all.
But then make your own save button with a Formula Rich Text field
"<a id='saveButton' class='Vibrant Success' onclick='DoSave()' href='#'>WhatEverYouWantYourButtonToSay</a>"
- WendyShoef7 years agoQrew CadetCan you call the Save and Keep working?
Also, will all the automations, webhooks, notifications, etc fire off if you use the DoSave()? - QuickBaseCoachD7 years agoQrew Captainall the automatons etc will fire. A save is a save is a save. But I do not have any reliable code to save and keep working on the form with ifv=1
- MindaMay6 years agoQrew CadetI'm using this and I like it... but I want the user to stay on the bottom of the form after they Save and Close so they will be in the right place for the next step.
Here's what I have in a Rich Text Formula field:
"<a id='saveButton' class='Vibrant Success' style='border:1px solid #6BBD57; background-color:#6BBD57' onclick='DoSave()' href='#Anchor'>Save & Close</a>"
I also built a Rich Text formula field to serve as an anchor:
"<a name=Anchor></a>"
It's not working. Any ideas? - QuickBaseCoachD6 years agoQrew CaptainHow is the user getting to your form in the first place. That is likely the best way to control where is the user goes after they save.
Can you post the code for what they�re clicking on to get to that form. - MindaMay6 years agoQrew CadetThey are getting to the form by using the Add Opportunity button in Quick Base. Anyhow, I solved my issue and the details are here in this other post: https://community.quickbase.com/quickbase/topics/button-to-add-child-record-save-it-display-it-reload-then-edit-mode
Turns out it works nicely without having to send the user to the bottom of the page.