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URL Query String
Quote from mkirby on October 14, 2021, 2:56 pmIs there anyway on the Forms Designer to grab a URL Query String? I have a document library with multiple folders, (I know I shouldn't use folders but it works best for this situation). I would like to put the particular folder name in the URL so the form can grab it and use it to show the items in that folder on the form. Along with that, is there any way to show multiple items on a Nitro form kind of like the SharePoint "Quick Edit" view? Once the items show on the form, I want the user to be able to modify each one "inline" basically.
Make sense??
Is there anyway on the Forms Designer to grab a URL Query String? I have a document library with multiple folders, (I know I shouldn't use folders but it works best for this situation). I would like to put the particular folder name in the URL so the form can grab it and use it to show the items in that folder on the form. Along with that, is there any way to show multiple items on a Nitro form kind of like the SharePoint "Quick Edit" view? Once the items show on the form, I want the user to be able to modify each one "inline" basically.
Make sense??
Quote from supportTeam on October 21, 2021, 12:36 pmHi Michael,
Please let us know if you are asking about NITRO Forms or List view. NITRO Form will show one item at a time plus any associated items in a grid. List view shows multiple items.
Inline mode is supported in associated items, inline editing feature allows us to create, edit and delete child items directly from the NITRO associated items column grid.
Hi Michael,
Please let us know if you are asking about NITRO Forms or List view. NITRO Form will show one item at a time plus any associated items in a grid. List view shows multiple items.
Inline mode is supported in associated items, inline editing feature allows us to create, edit and delete child items directly from the NITRO associated items column grid.
Quote from mkirby on October 21, 2021, 12:40 pmForms. What I'm thinking is having a link on a page to the New Form for a list but send along a variable or two. i.e. https://sp.mysite.com/ccs_NewForm.aspx?dept=IT&pattern=Delta. Then use the IT and Delta somewhere on the form.
Forms. What I'm thinking is having a link on a page to the New Form for a list but send along a variable or two. i.e. https://sp.mysite.com/ccs_NewForm.aspx?dept=IT&pattern=Delta. Then use the IT and Delta somewhere on the form.
Quote from supportTeam on October 25, 2021, 3:30 amHi Michael,
We can use the query string parameters in NITRO form URL to populate the default value for a column. We need to pass the column internal name in the URL to set the value for a column.
If you would like to pass variables instead of columns in the URL, then please use the form event actions as required. Please refer sample use cases from: https://www.crowcanyon.help/article/610/
If you have a specific scenario then please describe it in detail and we will check how it can be done with NITRO.
Ex: https://contoso.sharepoint.com/sites/NITRO/helpdesk/SitePages/CCSNewForm.aspx?ListID=250d6741-67e3-4693-a467-141d550c47d9&FormKey=Tickets&Category=2
In above URL, 'Category' is the internal name of the lookup column and 2 is the value.
Hi Michael,
We can use the query string parameters in NITRO form URL to populate the default value for a column. We need to pass the column internal name in the URL to set the value for a column.
If you would like to pass variables instead of columns in the URL, then please use the form event actions as required. Please refer sample use cases from: https://www.crowcanyon.help/article/610/
If you have a specific scenario then please describe it in detail and we will check how it can be done with NITRO.
In above URL, 'Category' is the internal name of the lookup column and 2 is the value.