Form Appearance on Mobile
For sake of clients viewing portions of their own data, we embed Quickbase forms into a portal/viewer. The forms are specified through embedded URL's containing RID, DFID and of course, IFV=1. Unfor...
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Well maybe you are back to a message at the top of the form asking them to use Desktop?
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Mark Shnier (YQC)
Quick Base Solution Provider
Your Quick Base Coach
http://QuickBaseCoach.com
mark.shnier@gmail.com
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Mark Shnier (YQC)
Quick Base Solution Provider
Your Quick Base Coach
http://QuickBaseCoach.com
mark.shnier@gmail.com
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Hey Mark,
So I found the solution for this, just FYI. And I found it by googling different terms, which led me to a similar question that YOU actually answered a year or so ago. LOL. Either I didn't explain myself well enough, or this simple solution didn't occur to you, but here's the solution I got from your previous post, and it works perfectly for my application.
For each of the five new forms I'm using within Clientpoint's browser (our client portal solution where we embed lots of things, some of which come from Quickbase) - I simply add &fullver=1 to the end of the URL, and it forces the full version for that URL, which solves my issue perfectly!
Just thought I'd report back that I found the answer..... from the 'ghost-of Mark-past'.
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Joe Hargrave
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So I found the solution for this, just FYI. And I found it by googling different terms, which led me to a similar question that YOU actually answered a year or so ago. LOL. Either I didn't explain myself well enough, or this simple solution didn't occur to you, but here's the solution I got from your previous post, and it works perfectly for my application.
For each of the five new forms I'm using within Clientpoint's browser (our client portal solution where we embed lots of things, some of which come from Quickbase) - I simply add &fullver=1 to the end of the URL, and it forces the full version for that URL, which solves my issue perfectly!
Just thought I'd report back that I found the answer..... from the 'ghost-of Mark-past'.
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Joe Hargrave
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