I am trying to make an installer using inno setup. I'm trying to make a checklist (I've seen that it's possible via [Tasks]), only I also need to display a text field when one of the items in my list is selected and read the entered value. Can you help me for this please ?
The entered value will be used as input for a powershell script.
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I have a dialog box with computed field. Based on that computed field i want to generate two check box(es). For example, If computed field contains 4 values then i want to generate 8 check boxes.
Note : This is not a web application. I'm using LotusScript to open dialog box.
Appreciate if anyone help me to resolve this.
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Create one check box field and calculate the choices with a formula based on your field. If resulting list has e.g. 8 elements then you'll have 8 check boxes in your dialog box.
I would like to create a button which then opens an inputbox, the user then inputs a message, and then I would like to create a table with there name & the message in, on the same form.
Is this possible in Domino Designer?
Formula?
LotusScripts?
Not knowing the proper use case, and expecting that more than just one user will be able to click that button for a single document, let me recommend a slightly different solution:
I tend to solve these by using a simple multi value text field, make it computed when composed. Then if a user enters a message I append (or prepend) a new line to the list field like in
[Lothar Mueller, 2015-05-01 15:00:01]: this is my message
I have a form currently set up and I am wanting to link validation between 2 options. For example, we ask for a phone number. If they mistype their number, we don't know which one to dial or use. I was wondering if there was a script that will read their responses and check that they entered the same data into 2 certain boxes, so that if the boxes don't match, they get an error when they click submit to go back and check that their data matches.
It's not possible to add scripting behavior to a Google Form that runs when the form is being filled out. It's only possible to add scripting when the form is being created/edited or after it's been submitted.
Actually I'm working on Cognos 10.1 .
I have three prompts (Value prompt) in my report. All the prompts are optional. Based on the selections I wanna show the results. Each prompt corresponds to a column in the list. If the value is chosen in the prompt, it has to show the column. Else, it has to hide the column. We should not use conditional blocks or style variables. Please help me. Thanks in advance.
Yes - Here is how i did this before. I created a prompt page that allowed the user to pick the columns they wanted on the report via check boxes(true/false). Each check box represented a unique parameter name associated with a column you later want visible or invisible.
On the report page, the default state of the list shows all the possible columns. In order to conditionally hide the columns i created a Conditional Style(one for each column) and associated that with the list column/cell. The conditional style basically says hey if my param was not chosen false then set the "box-type to none which means it will not be rendered at all.
You do have to create a conditional style for each column, but when trying to make something flexible/dynamic and easy for the user its worth it. Mine also allowed dynamic sorting/grouping(up to 3 levels) for the same set of columns)
Thanks,
Tim
Hey Hi Friends,
I have created one application where in one text field i am getting input from user as id and according to id i am displaying the information. At run time i am adding another text fields but suppose user inserting wrong id then i want remove all text fields from Form. it is possible to remove text fields which added previously.
I am not sure what you are trying to achieve here but Form.delete(int itemNum) and Form.deleteAll() will allow you to delete Items that have been added to a Form.
See Form documentation.