DeanOusterhout
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How to create an Automation that will trigger a script?
I want to use the method of creating a trigger field to delete a record but do not want users to be configured to do deletes. I was reading some solutions that talked about having an automation that runs scripts, but when I try to create a new automation there is not an option for running a script. Is this possible? If so, where do I find it? Thanks, Dean30Views2likes2CommentsRe: How to change Button Label
should the field still be a formula url? I am getting this now. https://xx.quickbase.com/db/http:/<a href=javascript:$.get('https:/fixandpaint.quickbase.com/db/bn6bxjm9t?a=API_EditRecord&rid=15&_fid_23=16&apptoken=xxx',function(){location.reload(true);});void(0);><b><font size=+1>Update Status 'In Warehouse'</a>20Views0likes0CommentsRe: How to change Button Label
sure... I am using a variation of something you suggested in another post. btw... the link works to change the data but I don't know how to use the $buttonLabel? var text nextStatus = Case( [Related status] ,13,"16" ,16,"14" ); var text buttonLabel = Case( [Related status] ,13,"Update Status 'In Warehouse'" ,16,"Update Status 'Ready For Pickup'" ); var text URL = URLRoot() & "db/bn6bxjm9t?a=API_EditRecord&rid=" & [Record ID#] & "&_fid_23="& $nextStatus & "&apptoken=dwnt9wipc3cvfcg6nvd3ba97ps4"; If($nextStatus > "" , "javascript:" & "$.get('" & $URL & "',function(){" & "location.reload(true);" & "});" & "void(0);" )3Views0likes0CommentsHow to change Button Label
I have an Action button that when clicked changes status. Now, the button says "Action". I would like to have a rule or function that would change the Button Label to something more meaningful... like "Change Status to Ordered" or "Change Status to 'In Warehouse'" based on the current status. Any suggestions on the best way to do that? Of course, I do not want to permanently change the label value, but have it be dynamic based on the data in the record. Thanks, Dean