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How to add multiple child records and display the child records added before submitting the form?
I'm in the process of building a multi-page public facing form for a college's online application form. In the last section, we need the student to pick a course, then according to the availability of the course pick a location and session, then start date. My question is, we want the student to be able to add multiple course-session-(intake dates) before submitting the application. What is the best way to do this? I'm guessing, is to add child records to the parent record? And I would need a button that saves and continue editing. But i'm not sure how to build this without breaking my current app?Re: remove buttons on mobile page
Can I be a hassle and ask for the code (and steps) to making a formula url button that saves the record and says "submit"? Even better if I can get some direction on how to make the button save and redirect to a thank you page.... I'm such a noob in QB and coding, the forum and everyone really helped so much!17Views0likes0CommentsRe: remove buttons on mobile page
Thanks for this!! It totally worked! But somehow it removed the submit button that I created in the form Has anyone figured out how to just remove the "save and add new" button without also removing the "save" button, and change "save" to "submit"?42Views0likes0CommentsRe: how do I create a button that allows the user to continue to the next tab
Also, I can't seem to make the Next button to work.... customButtonScript1 contains: <a href='javascript:($.getScript("https://xxxx.quickbase.com/db/yyyyyyyyyy?a=dbpage&pagename= when you say the url, is it the page that's called SaveAndNextTab.js?51Views1like1CommentRe: how do I create a button that allows the user to continue to the next tab
Hi Alex, thank you for you very detailed reply. I just have a few questions, especially about the FOURTH step. How do I set up the formula fields? Do I need to somehow define [start tab completed] first before setting up the formula fields: If([Start Tab Completed], If([Part 1 Completed], If([Part 2 Completed], If([Part 3 Completed], "Finish", "Part 3" ), "Part 2" ), "Part 1" ), "Start" )41Views1like1Commenthow do I create a button that allows the user to continue to the next tab
We are creating a public form with multiple sections. Using the new tab section makes the form looks a lot neater, which is great, but there doesn't seem to be a way for us to indicate to the user where they are in the form and direct them to the next tab. Does anyone know how to create a button where the user can be redirected to the next tab? Or save and redirect to the next tab, or a field that is in the next tab? Also, this is a very noob question, but where can I find the url for my form which removes the Quickbase header and tabs? And how do I embedd the form into an iframe? If it's embedded in an iframe, when I look at it on a mobile, does it default to the QB mobile view? Thanks in advanceRe: Javascript refresh and position to a spot on the form
We've been stuck with this problem as well!! Been trying to find a way to direct the user to the next tab. The tabs make the form look a lot neater, but it also hides the content, which creates a very bad user experience......1View0likes0Comments