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- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainIn the Settings for a Forms Usage, you control, by Role, which Oirm is used for Add, Edit, View, and Grud Edit.
- TateForgeyQrew Assistant CaptainAm I right that the "dfid" ability to specify a form is not available in the API_ GenAddRecordForm? It doesn't look like it in the API documentation and I can't get it to work, but I was just hoping.
I need to direct people in the same role to different forms and then redirect to different places after completing the form and I was hoping to specify that all in the button. I'll try to use form rules based on lookup fields that may be different if I have to, but just making sure there wasn't an easier way.
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Tate Forgey
------------------------------- MarkShnier__YouQrew LegendTo answer your first question you can certainly control the form in that API.
API_ GenAddRecordForm&dfid=10 etc will work just fine.
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- EOMDeveleporsQrew CaptainThanks for the replies.
I need to know where to set that when I create a new record from the native green button, it should use a specific form which I want to use to create records. I know its built in that I can set each element in a form if it should show at view edit or add however I need to use a specific form when the user clicks the native green add record button.
Thanks again - SuryaExpertQrew Assistant CaptainHarrison is right. If I could add to it, you could modify the existing "Add..." formula URL to append the &dfid=X parameter to it. But if you assigned the add form to the add mode, quickbase will automatically take care of that under the hood for you.
- hherschQuickbase StaffHi - there is native capability for this that you do not need to use a JavaScript modification for. If you were using a custom Formula - URL/Text field, you could append:
&dfid=X
Where X is the form ID. We also have many native controls on the behavior of forms as it relates to view vs add vs modify and even mobile. You can read more about that here: https://help.quickbase.com/user-assistance/cs/cs_about_custom_forms.html. - SuryaExpertQrew Assistant CaptainYou know you can assign different forms for each mode, right? In our case, our add project form looks nothing like the edit/view project form. I just assigned the add form to the add mode and the other form to the edit and the view modes.