AdminEuan Gamble
(Admin, Nintex)
My feedback
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112 votes5 comments · 4 - Nintex Forms for Office 365 » Form Filling Experience · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
We are currently working on implementing this within the new Responsive Forms designer. The new rules builder can dynamically update any property of the attachment control, including the required property.
I will update this feature when we are getting closer to release.
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275 votes
Hi all,
With the development of Universal Forms, we are including accepted file types, rule-based logic for required/not-required, maximum number of files, minimum number of files, and maximum file size. This should also include invalida characters.
If you have any other requirements, please let us know in the comments section below.
Cheers,
EuanAdminEuan Gamble
(Admin, Nintex)
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Hi Vas,
Yes the rules in Universal Forms can validate all types of controls. Its still a little while away from release, but I will update these suggestions when we get closer to release.
Cheers,
Euan -
377 votes
This feature is still in the backlog. We are focused on Universal Forms for Office 365 at the moment.
Once we ship Universal Forms for Office 365 and SharePoint, we will review our offering of Live Forms.
I will update this feature once we ship Universal Forms.
Cheers,
EuanAdminEuan Gamble
(Admin, Nintex)
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Not a problem. Appreciate you taking the time to provide your feedback and hope you have success with your new solution.
If you continue to use Nintex for other business processes, please do continue to provide ideas to our User Voice channel.
Cheers,
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184 votes29 comments · 2 - Nintex Forms for SharePoint » Form controls · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
Thanks for your suggestion Scott. We are soon to begin building the List Lookup control for Universal Forms and will put this into consideration when building the new control.
Cheers,
EuanAdminEuan Gamble
(Admin, Nintex)
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Hi Andrea,
Thank you for raising a ticket with support, I see it has come through. Support will be able to assist you with your issue.
If you have any suggestions for future features, please do continue to contribute to our User Voice channel
Regards,
EuanAdminEuan Gamble
(Admin, Nintex)
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Hi Andrea,
Please make sure you raise any issues you find with support@nintex.com ? If its not reported appropriately, it will not be given the correct weighting and addressed. User Voice is really the channel for new functionality.
Thanks,
EuanAdminEuan Gamble
(Admin, Nintex)
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Hi Andrea,
It would be good to have a call and understand your requirements around "fixed with forms". Would you ever need a form to be used on a device other than a PC?
Cheers,
EuanAdminEuan Gamble
(Admin, Nintex)
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Hi Reto,
Sorry to hear you feel that way. We are balancing our teams across support and building new technology. If you are experiencing a specific issue with the List Lookup control, please contact support@nintex.com
Cheers,
EuanAdminEuan Gamble
(Admin, Nintex)
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Hi Andrea,
Thanks for your feedback. We are focused on the responsive forms designer at this time but will need to review the future of classic forms after we ship Universal Forms.
Why do you feel Responsive Forms is not usable for you?
Cheers,
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92 votes
I am pleased to announce Document Sets support for Nintex Forms for Office 365 is now available in all regions.
AdminEuan Gamble
(Admin, Nintex)
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Hi Xavier,
We are in final testing so we may see it this month, but this not guaranteed.
Cheers,
Euan -
59 votes
Thanks for your suggestion Dawn.
We definitely understand the value of ‘Set field value’ rules, but we do not have any plans to bring this functionality to Classic at this time.
Once we ship Universal Forms for SharePoint, we will revisit Classic forms in the future.
Cheers,
EuanAdminEuan Gamble
(Admin, Nintex)
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Hi Andrea,
What is limiting you from using responsive forms, and what could we add to responsive to fulfill your requirements?
Cheers,
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346 votes26 comments · 2 - Nintex Forms for SharePoint » Form controls · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
Hi all,
We recognise the need for this feature and would like to see it in product. However, this is not a quick fix and requires a fair amount of engineering effort. As we are focused on Universal Forms, we are definitely considering how we can ensure we address this feature in the future release.
I will update this feature when we begin development on Task Forms for Universal Forms.
Cheers,
EuanAdminEuan Gamble
(Admin, Nintex)
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Hi Reto,
The Task Form is run from the Task list. We then represent some columns from the Start List in the Task Form. Pulling the attachments from the Start Form into the Task Forms is more complex.
As we are currently working on Responsive Forms, we will investigate the requirement in Responsive Forms.
Im not sure what you mean "the normal does not work properly yet"? Can you elaborate?
Thanks,
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88 votes
We have discussed the idea of converting from Classic to Responsive but due to the big change in structure, we are not sure it would give a great experience.
As an example, a form of 1000px in a 10×10 grid would be a 100 column grid. Converting this from Classic to a Responsive 4 column grid would not look great. The best we could do is just list every control stacked under each other. If you think this would still be useful, please leave a comment below.
AdminEuan Gamble
(Admin, Nintex)
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Hi Mike,
I would expect it would move across all controls, rules and variables.
Cheers,
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241 votes
Thanks for your suggestion. The Event content type is a bit more complex than a standard List content type due to the ‘All day event’, and the ‘Recurrence’ options.
Both of these features include specific logic to show more options within the control itself and would only be used within this content type. Therefore, is a reasonable effort for this content type.
We may be able to expedite the support of this content type without ‘All day event’ and the ‘Recurrence’ options, but feel this would be an incomplete offering.
AdminEuan Gamble
(Admin, Nintex)
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Thanks for your feedback Orzamaria. I have combined the other event content type idea into this one. One of them is for SharePoint so it will remain in that channel.
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22 votes0 comments · 2 - Nintex Forms for SharePoint » Form Settings and Administration · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
This feature was introduced in Nintex Forms for Office 365. We will look into bringing this to Nintex Forms for SharePoint.
AdminEuan Gamble
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48 votes5 comments · 2 - Nintex Forms for SharePoint » Form Filling Experience · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
I am pleased to announce this feature will be included in the new Universal Forms in the future.
AdminEuan Gamble
(Admin, Nintex)
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Universal Forms will be available for SharePoint, Office 365 and Nintex Workflow Cloud. It uses the same code base across different platforms.
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70 votes
Thanks for your suggestion. We will consider this request while building the new Responsive Forms designer.
AdminEuan Gamble
(Admin, Nintex)
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Would Form Variables suit your use case if it was available in Nintex Forms for Office 365?
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20 votes
Thanks for your suggestion. We are currently discussing column options for our forms technologies across all platforms.
AdminEuan Gamble
(Admin, Nintex)
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Hi Marcus,
There is no workaround at this time.
Cheers,
Euan