One of the developers just left the company and all the notification emails in OWB were directed to his email address, Can you please help me on how to change the TO ADDRESS for the email in the process flow.
Thank you,
Sabelo
Assuming you are using OWB 11.2, you should:
Open your process flow in the OWB Design Center
Make sure that the "Structure" pane is visible, otherwise click on View -> Structure
Make sure that the "Property Inspector" pane is visible, otherwise click on View -> Property Inspector
Click on the Email Activity
In the Structure pane click on the TO_ADDRESS property of the Email Activity
In the Property Inspector pane change the value of the TO_ADDRESS property to the new email address
See also the Email Activity documentation.
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When a user has a viewer role, shouldn't that user be able to view the alerts list. I wouldn't expect the user to be able to edit anything there, but there should be view permissions right? I'm currently using 7.2.1 and when a user has a view role they are not able to see the alert icon on the left hand side of the screen.
Turns out this is the expected behavior for viewer role.
For someone to be able to view alerts you need at least an editor role.
https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/permissions/organization_roles/
I would like to bring view details button in my form when right clicked on my form view details should be shown like in standard any form for example when we right click on item number field on the form we have view details option when clicked that opens the details form of that item.
I tried using the normal right click method but could not succeed, please help me how to bring the view details functionality in my custom form.
To have the "View details" standard context menu, the following must be true:
The foreign key (FK) must have a relation defined on the table of the key
The table pointed to by the FK must have a form
The form must have a display menu item
The menu item must have the same name as the table or the FormRef property must be set
The menu item must have security set up, and the user must have read access (or better)
Running the Best Practice check will usually spot the errors.
This blog entry explains it nicely.
You have to create Display Menu Item with the selected form.
Then you can set newly created menu item for the FormRef property of the Table.
Whenever I create a new e-mail (new message, forward, reply, reply-all, etc.) I want to have it open up in a specific position relevant to my monitor.
If you push the windows key + right arrow button it aligns the selected application to cover the right half of the monitor (windows key + left arrow aligns it with left half of monitor). I want the new e-mail to open up in this position.
But upon a new e-mail prompting it is just a random size that covers a percentage of the screen.
Tried to look online and through Stack Exchange but this could be one of those "too much efficiency problems" my friends tell me I have.
Thanks for the help!
Use Inspector.Left/Top/Width/Height properties to set the inspector position.
Inspector object can be retrieved from MailItem.GetInspector, Application.ActiveInspector, etc.
I am new in Microsoft Access. What i want is to switch between forms in subform panel depending upon the user selects from drop down list. Attach file contains what i want
I google alot but didnt find any help. Thank you for your help.
Here is screen shot. but I am confused in finding control of subform.
Forms("frmMain").Form.subFormControl.SourceObject = "SubForm_2_A"
..should be all you need.
subFormControl is the name of the subform-container-control that contains Subform2.
frmMain is the name of the parent form, not labelled in your picture (actually, you might not have to put subform1 in a subform really, its content could be on the parent form).
EDIT:
The red frame marks a subform. Click on -1- to make sure the main form has the focus. Then click once on -2- and the control is selected, and its properties show up in the properties box on the right.
Note that you find the "source object" in the data page and the name of the control in the "other" page. Access makes the name (of the control) the same as the form, which is really not such a bright idea and rather confusing.
I'm working on a FileMaker Pro 10 database. On a particular layout ("license"), there are several fields and a button. When the button is clicked, a certificate (layout) is displayed reflecting the data entered in the license layout.
If I edit a field, then immediately click on the "View Certificate" button, the changes just made to the field do not appear on the certificate. However, if I edit the field, then click on another field, then click "View Certificate," the revised data is displayed on the certificate. Apparently, something about shifting focus to a different field triggers a data save.
How can I force this data save so that any time the user clicks on the button, the resulting certificate reflects the edits they have made?
Thank you,
Ben
In the script that is called on your "View Cerficiate" button, try adding a "Commit Record/Request" script step.