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How do you use the Success Popup in the New Form Rules?
I've been playing around with the new forms, and form rules. One cool feature is the Success Modal/Notification. However, there is no option (as far as I can tell) to have it display when a field changes. It looks like you can display the message when a record is added or edited. So for example, if I want to display a success message when [Field A]="True!", my only option is to display message when [Field A]=True! This means, EVERY time a user goes to edit that record, the success message shows. When would that be useful? Why would you want a success message to show every single time a user is in a record, rather than when a certain action happens (the equivalent of 'when the rule changes from false to true')? My use case is I want a message to show when a checkbox is checked. And that's it. Just when it is checked, not every time anyone looks at the record and the checkbox happens to be checked. Thoughts? Has anyone used the success message in any helpful way?9Views0likes0CommentsRe: Formula button on a form that opens an add record screen as a popup
A formula URL button has a selection in the field settings to Open in a Popup window. That is the easiest solution, but you also cannot control the popup size. To control the size, you can use a rich text formula. In general, you use class OpenAsPopup class='OpenAsPopup' data-height=800 data-width=900 data-refresh=true (data-refresh=true will refresh your page when you close the popup, simply delete that if you do not want auto refresh) Incorporate in a button as you need, sample below (but there are lots of ways to construct the button in a rich text field) var text URL = URL Here; "<a class='OpenAsPopup' data-height=800 data-width=900 data-refresh=true style=\"text-decoration:none; background: #688EB3; border-radius: 5px; color: #ffffff; display: inline-block; padding: 4px 0px 0px 0px; width:145px; height:22px; text-align: center; text-shadow: none; border: 0px solid #030404; font-size: 12px \"href='" & $URL & "'>Button Words Here</a>"14Views0likes1CommentRe: Report with Images Too Large
The thumbnail is only good for viewing small. Any form maker (Native or Juiced) will still use the original file size. I struggled with this for years. Juiced does have a reducer add-on that works great. We used that for about 3 years before I finally hired a coder to make me a custom code page to help solve our issue. Either way, you will need to use a 3rd party to actually reduce the file sizes.9Views1like0CommentsRe: Add child record through parent form and redirect back to parent form in edit mode
Sorry, Mark is right, I forgot a very important part. It needs to be a formula rich text. Also, you need to have data-replaceRid=true and SaveBeforeNavigating in the button code as shown below. Try changing your field to a formula rich text and using this code: var text RID = If([Record ID#]>0, ToText([Record ID#]), "%%rid%%"); var text RedirectNoRecordID=URLRoot()&"db/"&Dbid()&"?a=er&rid="; // REDIRECT TO THE FORM IN EDIT var text url = URLRoot() & "db/" & [_DBID_PROVIDER_DETAILS] & "?a=API_AddRecord&apptoken=xxxxxx" & "&_fid_48=" & $RID & "&_fid_39=" & [Data Source 2] & "&_fid_25=" & [Brief description of data] & "&_fid_42=" & [Approx # Interfaces] & "&_fid_37=" & [Data Classification] & "&_fid_41=" & [Record ID#]; //why is field 41 here? what is field 48 then? This is incorrect but we can only set one field to $RID, so pick the related field. "<a class='SaveBeforeNavigating' data-replaceRid=true style=\"text-decoration:none; background: #1ba802; border-radius: 5px; color: #ffffff; display: inline-block; padding: 4px 6px; text-align: center; text-shadow: none; border: 2px solid #1ba802; font-size: 12px \"href='" & $url & "&rdr=" & URLEncode($RedirectNoRecordID) & $RID & "'>Button Words here</a>" //You can use any rich text button code, but you must include the data-replaceRID=true.24Views1like1CommentRe: Add child record through parent form and redirect back to parent form in edit mode
I just noticed something else, why is field 48 and 41 both set to the record ID? You should not be using [Record ID#] at all any more. It should always be instead, $RID. However, I believe this will only work to fill in the record ID in a single spot (Ive tried two spots and the second instance fails I believe). Do both field 41 and 48 need the Record ID? You should only need it in the related field.58Views0likes5CommentsRe: List fields based on checkbox
Did you try this? var text FirstYear = If([First Year Ask]=true, ToText([First Year])); var text SecondYear = If([Second Year Ask]=true, ToText([Second Year])); var text ThirdYear = If([Third Year Ask]=true, ToText([Third Year])); var text FourthYear = If([Fourth Year Ask]=true, ToText([Fourth Year])); var text FifthYear = If([Fifth Year Ask]=true, ToText([Fifth Year])); List(",", $FirstYear,$SecondYear,$ThirdYear,$FourthYear,$FifthYear)29Views0likes3CommentsRe: List fields based on checkbox
Is the ultimate goal to have a list of years IF that year ask button is checked? If so: var text FirstYear = If([First Year Ask]=true, [First Year]); var text SecondYear = If([Second Year Ask]=true, [Second Year]); var text ThirdYear = If([Third Year Ask]=true, [Third Year]); var text FourthYear = If([Fourth Year Ask]=true, [Fourth Year]); var text FifthYear = If([Fifth Year Ask]=true, [Fifth Year]); List(",", $FirstYear,$SecondYear,$ThirdYear,$FourthYear,$FifthYear)25Views0likes5Comments