Let me start with, Electronic Signatures and Digital Signatures are completely different beasts. Digital Signatures can be complex, secure, validatable (is that word? 🙂 ) and if you are using Nintex Workflow, you can find one way of using digital signatures with the CoSign product by ARX. Check out the work that has been done around […]
A little while ago I discovered some Javascript libraries that I found quite easy to use, called SPAPI. They let you make web service calls to the SharePoint Web Services from Javascript. You can download the JS libraries here: Download Libraries The aim is to have a Nintex Form that on load, pulls out some […]
It’s always fun to work with html controls, jQuery and trying to do some calculations. If you have encountered a need to do some date calculations or maybe in the future you find this need, hopefully this post will make it a little easier. The aim here is to have one DatePicker control on our […]
There’s not much to say about this post. I had been asked about pulling our Query String values from a Nintex Form. It’s actually not that hard. The following is a little code that you can put into the Custom Javascript section of the form settings. In the above example, I’m looking for a name,value […]
If you haven’t seen Nintex Forms, go and either download a trial or a hosted trial. You’ll find that if you have any number of fields in your list and generate a Nintex Form for it, it will automatically generate a visually appealing, user friendly form. It’s a very quick and easy way to have […]
Cookies are a common technology used when filling in forms online (and they have other uses). I found a common theme in some of the forms I was designing using Nintex Forms and I thought I’d utilize cookies to store some information on the client machine, so that the user wouldn’t have to retype the same thing […]