In Acrobat preference I have auto complete turned off.
When I fill in one form field, all of the other form fields are filled in too with the same word?
So if I enter 'hello' into one field all the other form fields on the questionnaire get the value 'hello'.
I copied and pasted the form fields for each question to save time, surely that doesn't mean each form field in the questionnaire is just one form field, or does it?
How can I separate each form field so it can hold its own answer?
I found an answer to my question.
Fields with the same name will automatically get the same value, so each form field needs a different name.
If you create one form field, then right click on the form field in the menu on the right and choose 'place multiple fields', you can then input how many fields you want for the form along with other options. Acrobat then names each form field separately for you.
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I need to allow the users repeat some of the form fields(or form groups) in the survey forms. There should be a + or - button next to the field that if the user clicks on +, then a new field is created.
Example: https://www.rhyzz.com/repeatable-fields.html
I would be surprised to know if Qualtrics doesn't have this feature.
I google for this but no success.
You can't create new fields (choices, answers, variables, etc.) on the fly in Qualtrics. A field has to be defined in the survey for it be be saved in the response data.
You could write a JavaScript to show and hide fields to give the appearance of adding and removing fields, but you would have to define the maximum number of fields in the survey beforehand.
I developed a form in Access that allows users to search for records that match their parameters. The form has about five combo boxes that contain values which a user can search. A query is set up that pulls the values from the combo boxes. An associated form, "F_FilterResults", lists the results of the query as a datasheet that display the results of the search. I created an AfterUpdate event on each combo box on "F_FilterResults" so that after I update the combo box with a search parameter the query and form would refresh itself. Here's some sample code from the AfterUpdate event in the combo boxes on "F_FilterResults".
Private Sub CompanyState_AfterUpdate()
Forms![F_FilterResults].Requery
Forms![F_FilterResults].Refresh
End Sub
This only works however if the "F_FilterResults" form is open. When it is closed I get Run-time error '2450' message that indicates that the "Microsoft Access cannot find the referenced form 'F_Filter.' How can I have this code run when the "F_Filter" form is not open? Note I do not want the form to open right after you select a search parameter from a combo box since the user may want to add more search parameters to the other combo boxes. If I program "F_FilterResults" to open on loading the search form the user may X out it and would not know what the error message means.
You can open a form hidden. That is the "easy" answer. However the need to do this means that the way you go about achieving your result is not the best.
The way I would do it is that instead of updating a form that pulls values off the combo boxes I would generate a string that can be applied as a filter to the form when it is opened.
I have a form, the form is bound to a query which returns only one field. On that form is one combo box, bound to the field from the query, a subform object and some other unimportant stuff. The Master-Child relationship between the Form and Subform is set to that same field. The intent is that dropping down the combo box allows me to add information on the subform pertaining to that record in the combobox (it's a list of classes in a school, for context). This is done through a form and subform as I have various different tasks that need to be done for each class - the intent is to be able to select a class on the main form and then use command buttons on it to select which subform is opened depending on which task I wish to perform.
However, the Combo box appears to be trying to update a table - I'm not sure which one as the error message isn't specific:
The changes you requested to the table were not successful because
they would create duplicate values in the index, primary key or
relationship. Change the data in the field or fields that contain
duplicate data, remove the index or redefine the index to allow
duplicate values and try again
appears if I select any value other than the first one from the combo box and then click in the first text box on the subform. However, I can click in the subform with the first entry in the combo box selected and add data successfully, I've checked and it is appearing in the underlying tables.
It seems to me, as a relative novice in Access, that the combo box is attempting to update the underlying data source when it is changed, though it has no macros. I would assume there are items in the properties of the form or the combobox that prevent that from happening but I can't find them. That is just a guess as to what's happening, though, and I could be wrong.
It's possible that this is related to this question but I could be mistaken there as well. Regardless, the Form shouldn't be able to update/edit/add records but if I set Allow Edits in its properties to "No" I am unable to actually select a value from the combobox - I have set the other "Allow" properties to "No" without a problem.
If you change anything in the main form and then click on the subform then Access will try to save the data in the main form automatically. Maybe you can try to temporally exchange the combo box with a text field for testing. That should help you to clarify the problem.
I want to add a form text component multiple times in a page and give different id's to them in CQ5.
The default form text component doesn't provide option to specify an id, rather it generates one itself.
The id that is generated is the formId_elementName, where formId is the id of the form which is present in the form start component(defaults to "new_form") and the elementName is the value that is provided in the Element Name field of the form text component.
But, in case you would like to provide the authors, the ability to add their own id's to the form start component, then one possible way would be to override the default form text component.
Add an additional field to the dialog box of the form text component called id and use that value in the jsp as id for the input field. But be cautious when providing this functionality, as the authors may forget to update the id fields appropriately, there by resulting in many text fields having the same id.
In GXT I want to create a form where a single field can have multiple values. so once one value is provided user should have option enter another value for the same field, similar to how we attach files in an e-mail.. what is the best way to do this?
One way to provide a button with plus symbol in the form. Clicking that button should add a field to the form dynamically. User can use that field to provide another value.
If you are talking about a single control, which can capture multiple values, can you try Multi-Select field like the one explained in this thread?