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Author:EThuongmai SupportCreated:11/2/2005 11:37 PM
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Starting from version 2.3, Enterprise Forms support mathematical calculations between form fields.Â

Fields such as Text or Label fields can participate in mathematical expressions such as

Field A = Field B + Field C

what the above formula means is Enterprise Forms will automatically calculate the summation of values for Field B and Field C to store in Field A.

 

The following is a set of instructions on how implement form field calculation in Enterprise Forms.Â

Assuming we want to calculate the following expression

C = A + B

In your form add 3 new Text fields, named FieldA, FieldB and FieldC Once the fields are created note down the 16 character ID for each field Substitute the above expression with obtained field IDs.  [FieldC_ID] = [FieldA_ID] + [FieldB_ID] Note that each field ID is wrapped with open and close square brackets [].  This is required in order for Enterprise Forms to understand. Now go back to edit FieldA,...

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Enterprise Forms 2.3 beta has recently been uploaded and currently being tested in this demo website. 

 

Any existing customers of Enterprise Forms 2.x wishing to obtain the beta version, please send us an email along with the invoice number purchased from Snowcovered.

With the introduction of a rich text editor for editing HTML fields, Enterprise Forms users now can freely create and edit rich content without requiring any knowledge of HTML.  This article describes how to use Enterprise Forms to create and publish content via a designated approval process.

Enterprise Forms form template designer has an mini approval process whereby designated form creators can create content, whether it is a web form or just an article, the form template goes through a mini approval process before it can be publish for public viewing.  The workflow for publishing form template is a 6 step approval process.  Once a form template is created by a designated form creator, it is assigned a "Development" state.  This  state is solely for  designing  the form template layout and content.  In addition other meta data information about the form template such as security access controls and roles are defined.  During the "Development" state, the form template...

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Enterprise Forms 2.2 (Final Beta) has been uploaded to the demo website and currently is being tested vigorously by a number of selected users. 

New features of Enterprise Forms 2.2 include:

  • Enhanced user interface to make it more user friendly
  • Provided the ability to edit HTML fields using DotNetNuke’s native HTML editor
  • Separated module suites into separate module component so that a single module instance can be easily added to a page
  • Better localization support for lookup values
  • Added paging for all history related data

 

Note that existing Enterprise Forms 2.x customers will be able to obtain the upgrade for free and will be notified when the final release version is available

 

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Update :: November 20, 2008