I am trying to create a simple automation of survey data into an excel spreadsheet. Based on other how-tos, it should be as simple as adding the form and workbook then mapping the fields from the form to the headers of the spreadsheet. Mine is only displaying "Response ID" when it should be displaying "List of response notifications..." I thought maybe it was due to me not being the original creator of the Microsoft Form, but I've tried on some I've created too with no luck. The "Apply to each" action does not work either, it does not show the "List" option. Anyone have an idea?
Turns out you have to have the Form/Survey in your "My Forms" section, it cannot just be shared. Now I have to figure out the non-question responses, i.e. name and timestamps.
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For the contact entity I have set the default values for some build in fields to specific values. For example I set the default value for the field "Contact -> donotemail" to the value "Do not Allow".
In the "normal" web browser forms it seems to be working as expected.
But if I create a new contact using a quick create form and select the save and then "view created record" button the view switches to the new created contact.
If I then scroll down to the "donotemail" - field the field does not have the default value I selected in the field settings.
I googled the problem, the nearest community post I could find is
https://community.dynamics.com/crm/b/mohamedmostafacrmblog/archive/2016/06/02/set-field-default-value-in-microsoft-dynamics-crm-online-and-on-premise-using-business-rules-without-javascript-or-custom-components-plugins-or-workflows
Unfortunately the post is from 2016 and it describes how to workaround the problem using custom business rules. But due to this is build in funtionality there is no business rule I could edit and creating some new to achive the goal of setting a default value seems odd.
Did someone encounter this problem too and could find a solution?
One possible reason I could think of: you might have not refreshed the main window after publish all, maybe cached QC form didn’t work as expected bcoz “customize the system” will open a separate popup to edit & publish all.
Still technically server side should not be cached with old customizations. But QC might have rendered from cached Metadata in browser.
But publish all should reflect immediately & no delays expected. Make sure to refresh the main window next time :)
I'm new to IBM Domino Designer. I'm trying to create an IBM Domino Designer application which has 2 fields and a button. Once click on the button the data has to be stored in DB.
Now the problem is how to store the data in DB and where to write this code?
Should it be either in Button click or do we need to write any agent for it?
Create an application via "File" - "Application" "New"
Click "Create" - "Design" - "Form" in a designer client.
Name the Form, "Test" for example.
Insert a field in the form via "Create" - "Field" , name that field, for example "field1".
Insert some button via create - hotspot - button.
Paste this code in the action section:
#If(#Command([FileSave]);#Command([FileCloseWindow]);#Prompt([Ok];"Attention!";"Error saving document"))
Save the form
Go to the Notes Client, Open your Application, click Create menu, choose the form name, "Test" in our example and you will get a new document created by form "Test".
You should see a white form with a brackets in it and a button.
You can type some text inside brackets and can push the button. Formula action will try to save and close the document When you press the button.
Thats it. You have got an application with the form where you can put some data into the field and save it to DB.
Designing Lotus Notes Databases is nothing, that you can learn from scratch without having any clue or a good teacher.
You could start with the help and click through starting at "IBM Domino Designer Basic User Guide and Reference > Application Design", but I doubt that you will ever be successful.
As long as you do not understand, what Lotus Notes Databases are all about, you will not be able to create even the most simple application.
To give you at least a starting point: Lotus Notes Databases are simple "unstructured" containers for everything you throw in there. Data is presented as "Notes Document" and can contain Structured Data, Images, Attachments, Tables, whatever...
To create a document the easiest way is to create a "Form" in Lotus Notes Designer, create some fields in that form and then use the "Preview in Notes"- Button to show the Form in Lotus Notes. Using Ctrl + S you can save the document, that you created with the form.
Then you use "Views" to show the "documents" that you created.
Now I explained 2 Design- Elements out of 20 "Base"- Design elements, and you might already got lost...
Take my advice: Let someone teach you, how to do this, there is no other sensible way to learn developing applications in Lotus Notes (now Known as IBM Notes)
I have an email entity, which contains a subject field which is locked. It's already unlocked in the property option. But still it's showing locked.
Welcome for any comment and suggestion.
on selection of a 'subject' attribute, I clicked on 'Change Property' and I found it;s already unlocked. Please help how to unlock this. see below
Some fields are required by the system and cannot be removed from the form. Ideally Microsoft should probably have set the field to locked and disabled the option.
It's because CRM excepts that always to be populated (how often do you send an email without a subject?).
There are a couple of fields like that in CRM, I'm guessing you are trying to hide it, probably easiest to accomplish with JavaScript.
Since this is a CRM 4 the syntax to do the hiding is somewhat different from CRM 2011 which nairware posted. In this blog you can see how to hide elements on a form.
Thanks for all of your support. I wanted to modify the subject field on email entity. Not to hide it any way. I have done it by exporting the email entity, modified the XML file by deleting Subject Cell () and then saved it. Then finally import the xml file in import customization and publish it.
If there is a red lock on the field, that is different from business required (the red star). The red lock on the field means you cannot do anything except leave that field on the form.
The workaround to address this situation is to create a hidden tab. All fields are presented within tabs. If you simply create one tab - label it as the "Hidden" tab - then you can throw all of the fields that you want to hide into that tab.
Use JavaScript to hide the tab:
document.getElementById("tab<tabNo>Tab").style.display = "none"; //CRM 4.0 syntax
or
Xrm.Page.ui.tabs.get("Hidden").setVisible(false); //CRM 2011 syntax
I have a Google Doc spreadsheet, which I created a native Form for. I copied the form code, and integrated it into my own page here.
This form was working until I gave the website owner permission to view the spreadsheet.
Since then, when we hit submit, it takes us to the native form page, and does not insert form data into the spreadsheet. (You're welcome to test the form.)
Should providing viewing permissions to the spreadsheet break my own version of the form?
Did you set permissions via docs.google.com? If so then no it should not have changed anything. I got all the way through the form to "Attending
Your response has been recorded." Is this what you are getting as well or do you have a backend error?
If it is not a backend error and I was able to get somewhere you couldt I would suggest clearing your browser chache and possibly resetting your router as sometimes they hold a cache of older versions of a website.
Did the current form of yours manage to work this before? I mean. It is shown that in the native form the questions are text boxes. While in your GUI form, it had radio buttons and check boxes, since you are calling the native post back url?
Can anyone help me figure out how to use jmeter and force it to fill out and submit a form automatically? For example, I need to fill out the google search box and then click the I'm Feeling Lucky button?
Google is not a good example because it uses GET for the form. For example, to search "jmeter" and press Feeling Lucky button, you can just send this URL,
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=jmeter&oq=&btnI=1
To do a real post, you need to find the form control field names from a trace or by looking at HTML source and just do something like showed here. The username/password are the field name to post. The action is http://www.example.com/login.
Please note the screen shot is wrong. The method is a "GET" and it should be set to "POST", otherwise the form will not be submitted properly.
Is there a reason why you want to load test Google? If you just want to have a script that tests the functionality of a Website, try selenium: http://seleniumhq.org/. If you are actually trying to load test a form, you have to create the appropriate request. Using a tool like Fiddler can help.