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ArchiveUser
8 years agoQrew Captain
Dan,
Here is where I am currently:
1. module.js - I replaced the module.js code with the supplied pastie code from "Content"
2. [-] - I replaced this with the IOL Field code supplied in the pastie. It is displaying the image you provided.
I don't know what to put in my button field (or if I'm doing any of this correctly).
Thanks
Here is where I am currently:
1. module.js - I replaced the module.js code with the supplied pastie code from "Content"
2. [-] - I replaced this with the IOL Field code supplied in the pastie. It is displaying the image you provided.
I don't know what to put in my button field (or if I'm doing any of this correctly).
Thanks
- _anomDiebolt_8 years agoQrew EliteThere is a version of the IOL technique setup instructions in the forum that has the same steps as the link in the Pastie Database that includes screenshots:
How Do I Setup the Image Onload Technique (IOL)?
https://community.quickbase.com/quickbase/topics/how-do-i-setup-the-image-onload-technique-iol
Unfortunately I cannot edit this post and when I made it I was largely exploring how to use the forum to post long formatted messages.
This version should help guide you through the steps and may use updated language to refer to Code Pages (instead of User Defined Pages) and Rich Text Fields (instead of Text Fields with some HTML allowed). If it is not explicitly stated, the image onload field is [-] (a single hyphen). It is given this short name to make it take up the least possible column space when it is included on a report. The code page is typically named module.js or moduleTableName.js . This name is not signifigant but prefixing the code page with "module" makes it easy to locate in list of pages and identify its purpose.
I think you can probably follow these supplemental instructions and get the example working. When you are through with the process please tell me where you got confused and I will find some way to clarify and update the instructions.