ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: How do you create a successful user group?I agree that online is probably best. Physically getting together is so much overhead and so difficult with time and schedules.Re: Using Quick Base Action to copy file attachmentIs there a relationship between the two tables? You will need that. Once it's in place, you can create a lookup field to copy the field from one table and make it available in the other. Re: Current Date and Time based on Time ZoneThank you! I will give this a try when I get back in the office._Re: Current Date and Time based on Time ZoneYeah, very frustrating! I would love an answer to this, as it makes my time sheet app much more difficult to use for my end users. Is there some clever javascript that can be added to a button to overcome this?Re: Question on custom button JavascriptI have no need for fancy either, but I need it to look like a button and not display as the formula itself. How do I do that? Here's what it looks like now: https://www.screencast.com/t/Ar03o6E1El Here's what it should look like: https://www.screencast.com/t/WmNUsDODZVfRe: Question on custom button JavascriptThanks Mark. I've been playing with this, but I can't seem to get it to work. The part you left off is the html to make the button display: "<a class='Vibrant Primary' href='" & and & "'>Startup</a>" , and I'm not exactly sure where in the formula those parts go. From what I have right now, the button doesn't display correctly any more, and instead I get this for a display: <a class='Vibrant Primary' href='https://page1solutions.quickbase.com/db/bnbximvhc?act=API_GenAddRecordForm&_fid_7=Startup&_f... Here's the code I have so far: var text URLONE = "<a class='Vibrant Primary' href='" & URLRoot() & "db/" & [_DBID_SERVICE_CHANGES] & "?act=API_GenAddRecordForm" & "&_fid_7=" & URLEncode("Startup") & "&_fid_44=" & [Unique Primary Key] & "&_fid_46=" & [Related ClientCode] & "&_fid_47=" & [Related Service]; var text URLTWO = URLRoot() & "db/" & [_DBID_CLIENTCODES] & "?a=dr&rid=" & [Related ClientCode] & "#JumpTarget" & "'>Startup</a>"; If( [Client Service Status] = "Never" or [Client Service Status] = "Former", $URLONE & "&NextURL=" & URLEncode($URLTWO), "" )Re: Question on custom button JavascriptThe thing is, after that save and close, I need the original form to be refreshed to show the updated status from what the added record supplied. And, in addition, I also need the second piece of functionality described. I want the user to focus on adding that record and get back to the main form, but also have the added convenience of another tab or pop-up to supply them with an additional report for reference.Question on custom button JavascriptI have a custom button (Startup) on a form (Client) that gets clicked from an embedded report (Client Services). It looks like this on the form: https://www.screencast.com/t/ooRhLeJaFac The button opens up an add record form on a child table to the Client Services table (Service Changes) and pre-populates a few fields. When the user clicks Save to add that child record, it returns control to the top of the calling form (Clients). And here's my current Javascript that is working well: "<a class='Vibrant Primary' href='" & URLRoot() & "db/" & [_DBID_SERVICE_CHANGES] & "?act=API_GenAddRecordForm" & "&_fid_7=" & URLEncode("Startup") & "&_fid_44=" & [Unique Primary Key] & "&_fid_46=" & [Related ClientCode] & "&_fid_47=" & [Related Service] & "&z=" & Rurl() & "'>Startup</a>" I'd like to be able to add two more pieces of functionality to this button: 1) When it returns control to the calling form, it only goes back to the top of the form. This is a very long form with a lot of information on it, and I'd love to have it automatically jump back down to the embedded report it was called from. 2) There's one other piece of logic I'd like to add to the button. Is there any way it can also open a specified URL (from another field in the calling record) and do it where it opens a new browser tab and leaves it open for the user to get to later, and immediately jumps into its current working logic which opens the add record form and when the user clicks Save, it returns control to the original calling form's embedded report section?Re: unverified user unable to receive invite -alternative way to register without invite?You might want to open a support ticket. There have been a few times in the past where I've had to have QB support go behind the scenes and update the status of users, and they seem to have more tools available to them than a normal client admin has.Re: Passing current user through an actionMark: A huge thank you for your clever work-around here using the [Last Modified By] user value on the original record that triggered the action! I just got off the phone with Dan G at QuickBase support. The issue here is that currently (Dec 7, 2017) the User() function is not supported in webhooks and actions. They don't have an ETA on when they are going to fix this, but there are now two cases (including mine today) that are logged and attached to their developer queue request to fix this. Dan had mentioned that there were no known work-arounds until I googled and found this forum question and then pointed out to him that you offered what looked to me to be a great work-around. I just tested your approach, and it works like a charm. It won't help with the fact that the [Record Owner] and the [Last Modified By] of the record that gets added by the Action are still going to be wrong and always listed as me, the creator of the Action, but my Action will now fill in the current user correctly for the Timesheet records that I'm creating on the fly in a 1-step process when the Activity records are updated by the user. Thanks again. Michael