I'm trying to make a form where one of its fields will automatically tab to the next one after the user inputs ten characters.
You can do this for each text fields, which you want to give that functionality, individually by setting Data -> Maximum Length property to 10, and Functional -> Automatic Skip property to Yes from the property palettes of them.
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In a dataverse table I use autonumber as the primary name column. When I add existing rows (n:n relation) using a subgrid, a search pane is displayed on the right side of the screen. The quicklist shows up correctly, but it doesn't make sense displaying in the list of selected items.
How/where do I change this?
Typically the grid/list/card will show the first three fields of lookup view designed for that entity while searching/associating. You have that luxury to rearrange the fields to display including name, auto number and other fields.
Lookup display field is designed to show the Name field of that entity record by default (only choice). Since you are using auto number type for that Name field, it’s showing only auto number - this is expected.
Normally we will have a separate auto number field and concatenate few fields along with auto number to the Name field to make sense. But you chose the other way.
I want to use JMeter to do load testsing.
I will use the requests to simulate user behavior on my website.
Depending on what a user is filling out on the page, new fields may appear and these must be filled out.
For example if a user chooses a value in a dropdown box, depending on this value can appear below the text fields and / or the radio button group, etc. it is quite unpredictable so the possibilities are wide.
That's why I made a little program with Selenium to build a dataset based on what the application presents to me as fields.
So I can not present a CSV with a quantity of fixed columns since this one is dynamic according to the different choices of the users.
How would you have implemented this?
I've two fields on account form, one is two option(checkbox) and other is text box. As par my requirements, I've to not show the label of the checkbox but show them as simple fields without caption. I am done with it but stuck in a problem that it create a huge space between two fields, as shown in following screenshot. I would like to hear from your side to resolve this problem.
You could try this:
Set the tab to two columns, settings the first column around 5-10% (experiment with the value)
put the checkboxes in the first section, the other fields in the second one
set the first section to have 1 pixels for label width (instead of default 115)
I'm not sure how it would turn out, and would probably need some tweaking (to account for different form/window widths) but you might accomplish something close to what you need.
Another approach would be to build a custom HTML webresource, put it in an IFRAME as the only form element, and rebuild the form from scratch as you like... but it's probably best left as a last-est resort
You can convert the section from 2 columns to 4 columns, span the textbox field to 3 columns. This will reduce the checkbox field columns to 25% and textbox to 75%
This is the maximum we can do in supported way.
I need to open a second form and position it in a particular location on the first form opened.
Explain: I added a panel to the original form and as I was putting controls on it, I got a message that I could not add any more controls. So...
There is an existing panel that I need to cover up with a second form and have it remain covered even if the original form is dragged about the screen. The second form will cover it, but I need to know how to position it in reference to the first form.
The only references I can find are how to position it on the screen, not another form.
There's certainly no easy way to do that (a form can't host another form). The limit you encountered was the max number of named controls you can have on a form (254, see https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa240865(v=VS.60).aspx).
However, a control array only counts once to that limit. So instead of adding a new control (for instance text boxes) for every input field, add them as new elements of a text box array. The difference in code is that you'll reference the text boxes by index instead of unique name (you can use constants as index parameters to identify the different input fields, such as name, address, etc).
I am using the List View. Based on variables I want to display different groups of objects (buttons, text etc.) in different records (shown at the same time).
My first attempt for a solution was to use tabs that I control via scripts. The problem is, that all records in the list view always display the same tab
of a tab control. So if I go to one tab in a records all other records also go to this tab.
Unfortunatly there is also no hide option that allows to hide groups of objects.
Is there any solution? I have filemaker 11 and 12. Altough a solution for filemaker 11 would be prefered.
Thank you!
No. You can do this in form view (hidden tabs and a trigger) or in a report (sliding elements surrounded by portals), but not in the list view.
Well.. The way you say can not be done as far as I know.
What you can do to hide the fields is using some other element on top of it with "conditional formatting" so that it can be hidden.