Our team would like to see iPad and iPhone support Nintex Add-in for outlook.

Trigger SQL request on button click without save or submit the form.

We are creating mobile multilingual forms. From what I can see, I have to create duplicate fields for each language. This doubles ... the amount of columns required in the sharepoint list. And will be compounded when I have to create a form with three or four languages.

I don't have the same problem with the purely desktop forms. So I'm not sure what's going on here.

It would be really really great if Nintex Forms multiple lines of text controls (in rich text mode) were compatible with Kwizcom Clipboard Manager (http://www.kwizcom.com/sharepoint-add-ons/SharePoint-clipboard-manager/overview/). This small add-on let the user copy and pasting an image by clicking on a button instead of creating an image file, uploading it in a document Library and then creating a link on the multiple line of text field to the uploaded image. This saves a lot of time!

When using images in the forms design, having the ability to upload the image within the design experience rather than having to upload the images into a library prior .. And being able to browse for existing images would make designing much easier.

When you use the technique for cascading drop down controls if the second control only has 1 value available set this as the default display value within the control.

Users shouldn't have to open up the second control to select the value.

It would be great if it would be possible to enter a default XML text so that all the new forms would use this text.

For example som repeating data sets.
It is neither possible to enter a default text in the multiple lines data type nor to define a default set in the repeating section control. Therefore, there is no proccuption of repeating sections possible.

A form control that provides Upload Directly to Library - which would place the file directly into the specified SharePoint Library.

In order to get the current user name I can use a calculated value field [userProfileLookup(Current User, "PreferredName")] )or the people picker [current user])

I would like to have the same functionality as within the calculated value field within a single line of text as this would be editable for the user.

When copying/pasting controls within a form, the designer does not copy the rules associated with that control. They are very easy to apply if you have a few but if you have a bunch of them, this can get time consuming. I'd suggest the default behaviour when copying a control is to copy all properties including rules.

At present,our customer has one request that is to achieve the watermark on the PC side and print out the PDF.But there is no such function included in Nintex Forms yet.I really expect that you can provide some solutions,or enhance the function of Nintext Forms to achieve the needs.Thanks very much in advance!Looking forward to your reply.

There is an option to conditionally show a button in the ribbon based on an Expression, but there is not the option to build that expression based on a Named Control. This would provide the option to conditionally show or hide a button in the ribbon based on what the user is filling out at runtime, to match the conditional button appearance on the form via Rules.

All,

When a form loads up and you receive the following error message - Cannot assign to a function result - it would be useful to now which function or rule etc.it refers to

Helo Everyone,

I'm new to nintex forms. I'm creating nintex form for my HR department.

In my form i have one STATE dropdown created using sharepoint choice and it is a mandatory field.

I have one multi list select web request control that gets data from the REST services its an optional field.

In STATE dropdown i have 4 values "TX,NY,CA,MI"
if a user seleccts "MI" i want to make web request control mandatory.
How can i do that ?

Please help me on this request.

Thanks,
UDAY

Right now, Nintex forms do not provide fill-in choices as seen here: http://help.nintex.com/en-US/o365/o365/O365Forms/FormControls/ManagedMetadata.htm

I would like Nintex to support fill-in submissions to MM fields.

Currently the (multi-select) list control (Nintex Forms 2013) shows only 4 items and a vertical scrollbar for 4+ items, despite the height of the control itself on the form. It would be nice if the height of window showing the available items would grow with the control with a minimum of 4 items and a maximum of e.g. 10 items.

Sometimes it is quite cumbersome to find JavaScript related information on how to handle controls. Topics I would like to be covered include which control events can we use, how to set/get control value(s), where to put custom JavaScript (document.ready, FormFiller events etc).

Allow Item attachments to be available on task forms