Today, I had a request on how to have links to documents in a Nintex Form (O365), but specifically in a Task form that was created from Nintex Workflow for Office 365. It’s an interesting question, since at this stage, we don’t have access to Nintex Workflow variables in the Nintex Form. I did figure […]
For a while, I’ve been meaning to write some JavaScript that would allow me to kick off a Nintex Workflow from a Nintex Form. So I had some time this morning and put it together. Not only does it start a workflow, but it sits and waits for it to finish and updates a label […]
A Repeating Section in a Nintex Form can be used in a number of different scenarios. The first once that always comes to mind, is an Expense Claim form. These types of forms will have any number of rows of data. The number of rows is not defined at design time, but rather is dynamically […]
Today, I had a very cool question around doing some validation in a Nintex Form, around business days. In short, how do I prevent a user from submitting a form, if the date selected in the form, is less than 30 business days from today. VIDEO Now at this stage, there’s no business day calculations […]
I had a need the other day to get a visual of a Nintex Form, without all the SharePoint stuff around it. Almost like what you’d see if you were to use the Nintex Forms list form web part. This is what the form looks like normally, when I just clicked on an existing item. […]
In Nintex Forms, when you add a Choice control, it can have a number of different display formats. The one I will focus on today is the List (multiple selections) format. This is a great way to display a bunch of data, but at this stage (12th May 2015), the control shows your 4 items […]
I wanted to take a stab at a different type of post today. Most of my posts are around how to solve specific problems or how to achieve a particular piece of workflow logic in a reusable fashion. Todays post actually takes a number of my previous posts and puts them together, showing you how […]
I want to try to get a pure Javascript way of doing it. Dan mentions at the bottom of his post that he could extend it to pull some information from a User Profile, which is one of the things I wanted to mess around with. I can’t help myself :). My development brain … […]
I wouldn’t consder myself a Javascript expert, but I like to dabble. Basically, I know just enough to be dangerous. When Nintex Forms became available, many moons ago, I found that it’s ability to allow users to add Javascript code, really exposed a lot of possibilities. Not many of which are obvious when you first […]