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Thanks for your suggestion. Since CSS is not available in Responsive Forms, we will certainly consider what configuration options would be available in relation to the buttons.
The new Responsive Forms designer does not have a SharePoint ribbon but rather a new minimal ribbon which gives us a lot of flexibility.
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We are currently working on our new Responsive designer which includes a new rules and logic engine. This includes the ability to get a querystring parameter value from the browser window.
I will update this feature when we release our new Responsive designer.
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String format and masks have been included into Universal Forms. You can define your own custom mask into the text box and will be including currency control into Universal Forms in the future.
Once we ship Universal Forms for SharePoint, I will update this feature.
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EuanJon
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189 votes22 comments · 3 - Nintex Workflow for Office 365 » Store / Actions · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
Thanks for your feedback. We announced our intended support for APIS in 365 at WPC. Please see the dedicated API forum on UserVoice for further info
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Palesa, one of our Technical Evangelists posted this comment. I thought this was so valuable that I have repeated it here so it stays in view. A great workaround while we work on a solution with Microsoft.
Palesa says:
“Hey guys here’s a little trick which will hopefully help some of you community.nintex.com/docs/DOC-6580”I have watched the Youtube video, may even be a convert to rapp after this. Check it out, it will save you time.
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We are currently working on our new Responsive designer which has an improved rules engine. This will allow you to conditionally require attachments.
I will update this ticket when we release the new Responsive designer.
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EuanJon
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Since the new Responsive Forms cannot use JavaScript having this functionality OOTB in is now required more than ever.
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Thanks for the feedback, we are currently reviewing this request.
If this is something you would like to see added, please remember to vote up the idea.
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We are nearing completion of the List Lookup control for our new Responsive designer. This new control includes a few new features including the ability to query across site collections.
I will update this feature when we release the new Responsive designer.
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EuanJon
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Thank you to everyone that has shared their enthusiasm for this feature.
This feature is in the backlog for our new Responsive designer. I will update this ticket when development begins.
Cheers,
EuanJon
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Thanks for your suggestion Tycho.
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A Client of mine has requested this feature. It would add a tremendous amount of value.
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Thank you to everyone for your continued feedback regarding this feature.
Our new Responsive designer will support multi-page and will be coming in the next few months.
Cheers,
EuanJon
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I would like the ability to conduct a survey (or similar) where each section is broken down into different pages, so a user clicks 'next' and they see the next section, but If they want to change something on a previous page they can click back.
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Introduce the ability to build forms as Wizards.
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Thanks for your suggestion. We definitely see the value in calculating the number of business days excluding weeekends and public holidays. The challenge is knowing where public holidays are based on your region (which can change quite a bit depending on location).
This would require either Nintex maintaining a global list of public holidays which is a high overhead, or the form designer maintaining a list of public holidays within their platform.
What would you see is an appropriate solution? Let us know in the comments section below.
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EuanJon
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This is an incredibly valuable feature that is on premise. My company has been burned by this missing feature. We have had to find solutions that use very custom JavaScript.
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Thanks for your suggestion. As we are building our new Responsive Forms designer, we are looking at how we connect to other systems either through web services or external data column.
I will update this feature when we I have more information to share.
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This is an option in the Office365 Designer. Hopefully they bring this feature to the onprem version too.
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When using a responsive form we cant use an custom JS, so this is very helpful for pre-populating some feilds on a responsive form. An example of this could be clicking a link to a new form that has a reference to another list item. So the link would be https://contoso.sharepoint.com/newitem.aspx?otherlistID=123. There would then be a calculated field or default value that would query fn-GetQueryString(otherlistID) and the number 123 would automatically be populated.