=DCount("[Report Number]","[qSTATS1]","[TA]='Engineering'And[Lab Section]=Electronics'")
I put this in the Control Source in a Textbox like previously suggested instead of a macro, and it is giving me an error within the text box. It is supposed to pull from a query.
You're missing an apostrophe in front of the word Electronics.
Try this:
=DCount("[Report Number]","[qSTATS1]","[TA]='Engineering' And [Lab Section]='Electronics'")
Opening up the VBA and running the macro through that module fixed the issue.
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I have problem with my code where i want to know selected file in file chooser, i try with system.print.ln can respon selected file but with text take result null.
Where error happen?
If you want someone to look at your issue quickly, DONT put your code as screenshot. Anyway I think your issue is at declaring actionStatus field using #FXML. Remove the "static" keyword.
We have a need for an additional ADVANCED PDF/HTML printing template in Netsuite. Also, we are currently unable to add an extra print action using scripting (I know this would be the simple solution, and hopefully in time we will be able to do this)
I want to know if it is possible by using a CUSTOM BODY FIELD, and using the formula/default values.
I currently have a custom field setup, using the following formula, however when I open the transaction I get a ERROR: Invalid Expression
<a https://system.eu2.netsuite.com/app/accounting/print/hotprint.nl?regular=T&sethotprinter=T&template=131&id='||{salesorder.internalid}||'&label=Picking+Ticket&printtype=pickingticket&trantype=salesord>PRINT</a>
The formula is invalid because it is missing the opening and closing quotation marks around the string literal.
I've also added the missing href attribute and HTML quote marks, and changed the URL to be relative so the link is valid across data centers and enviroments.
'PRINT'
I've recently installed Contour for a client and in one of the questions in the form there's an ampersand (&) but its rendering as &
I've tried rendering the form both in RTE and via the template itself but still the same result.
The client is running Umbraco v4.7.2 and Contour v3.0.6
Thanks in advance
Let me try a few suggestions in hopes that you can let us know what you are experiencing...
On the template are you using an inline macro (i.e. - calling the content using #Model.bodyContent) or,
Are you calling the umbraco field with <umbraco:Item field="bodyContent" runat="server" />
If you are calling the value from within a macro, try wrapping the output in #Html.Raw(bodyContent)
Secondly, try using the form picker datatype that comes with Contour. Add it to your doctype and render the form using the RenderMacroContent method. If you need the full script to get this working let me know in reply, but this link (https://our.umbraco.org/wiki/reference/umbracolibrary/rendermacrocontent) should help.
Finally, check the contour files and edit the ContourForm.cshtml file. Try using #Html.Raw() around the #f.Caption output within the <label> tag.
It is hard to be too specific without some additional clues and troubleshooting, but this is where I would start. Any additional information you can provide will allow me to edit my answer and provide more assistance.
Hi all you Access experts out there! :-)
I ran into an unexpected problem today. Maybe you can help me?
I create a report in Access. It has a couple of hyperlinks in it. I export the report to PDF - and the hyperlinks are preserved and clickable when the user opens the PDF. And everything works fine - I thought...
But I discovered there is a maximum "length to use" for a hyperlink. The hyperlink is created in VBA, and stored in the Hyperlink property. That's a memo field, so there is no problem setting the property to a long string. (The link is a "mailto:" to a number of people, so it can get to about 1000 characters.)
But when I click on the link in the report, the link is being truncated. If I just needed it to work in Access, I could handle this in VBA (with FollowHyperlink). But it has to work in the exported PDF too...
Any ideas? Is there any way to make Access use the whole string as hyperlink? Or another way to get the hyperlink to the PDF, other than placing it in the Hyperlink property?
Thanks in advance!
Anders
Sweden
This is an Adobe PDF problem, not an Access problem. The issue is that the PDF reader intuits what's a link and what's not, so if you're formatting your link in a way that your PDF reader can't tell it's a URL, it won't make it clickable.
I encountered this with a client's letterhead in Word, where they had their website URL in the header. They use the Word extended font spacing, and what the PDF writer generated put actual spaces between the letters (instead of changing the inter-letter spacing). The result was that the URL, which looked like a single word, e.g., http://MyWebsite.com, was actually encoded in the PDF as http://M y W e b s i t e . c o m. The only solution was choosing a font that looked the way the client wanted without the extended spacing.
So, I'd try a different font.
When you export a report as PDF and you have a Label with an Hyperlink in your report, the exporter generates a pdf tag with the format
<</Type/Action/S/URI/URI(https://www.....)>>
As result we can affirm that is not the Abobe PDF Reader that make a 'best guess' interpreting the link and thus the problem is an MS Access 'feature'...
I've got an MS-Access app (1/10th MS-Acccess, 9/10ths MS-SQL) that needs to display photographs of some assets along with their specifications. Currently the images are stored in an MS-Access table as an OLE Object (and copy-n-pasted into the field by the users).
For various reasons, I would like to do is store the original .jpgs in a folder on the network drive, and reference them from the application portion. I have considered moving into MS-SQL's image data type (and its replacement varbinary), but I think my user population will more easily grasp the concept of the network folder.
How can I get MS Access to display the contents of a .jpg?
Another option is to put an image control on your form. There is a property of that control (Picture) that is simply the path to the image. Here is a short example in VBA of how you might use it.
txtPhoto would be a text box bound to the database field with the path to the image
imgPicture is the image control
The example is a click event for a button that would advance to the next record.
Private Sub cmdNextClick()
DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNext
txtPhoto.SetFocus
imgPicture.Picture = txtPhoto.Text
Exit Sub
End Sub
Have you looked at Stephen Lebans' solutions? Here's one:
Image Class Module for Access
Check out the list of other great code along the left-hand side of that web page. You may find something that fully matches what you need.
I found that this article by Microsoft with full VBA worked very well for me.
How to display images from a folder in a form, a report, or a data access page
The easiest way is probably to plop an Internet Explorer onto one of your forms. Check out this site: http://www.acky.net/tutorials/vb/wbrowser/
Since you can reference that object in Access, you will only need to point the webbrowser control to the path of the .jpg (NavigateTo() if I remember correctly).
EDIT: The above link was just googled and picked from the results (first one that opened quickly). I do not think it is a very good tutorial, it just has all the pointers you need... Check out msdn etc. if you need more information!
You can try an ActiveX control called AccessImagine, makes adding images to database more convenient - you can load from file, scan, paste from buffer or drag-n-drop. You can crop image right inside the database and resample it automatically. It handles external image storage automatically if you need it.
Note that in Access 2010 (and later) this is dead simple to do because the Image control can be bound to a field in the table that contains the path to the image file (.jpg, .png, ...). No VBA required.
For more details see my other answer here.
Do you mean something like this?
Display images in MS-Access Form tabular view.
Here's the original post from microsoft:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/troubleshoot/access/display-images-using-custom-function
You just need to modify something in the form events:
Modify this part of the form code
Image Control
Name: ImageFrame
Picture: "C:\Windows\Zapotec.bmp"
Control Source: txtImageName
Note that the Control Source named "txtImageName" is the field name in your table which has the name and path of your images.
Everything get's fine after you modify that part.