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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>"
MindaMay
6 years agoQrew Cadet
I'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?
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?