I'm working on creating an Outlook email template that will contain a Form with some fields like name, no, date, price and these fields will be mandatory so validation is required. I know how to create an Outlook Email Message Template using the Outlook Tools, but I want to know how to create a form with some fields and validation.
Customize the ribbon in outlook to show developer ribbon.
Then click "design a form". Choose your template, or another.
In the field chooser, click New.... Create the field
Drag the field into the template. Right click the dragged in field and click properties. Click the validation tab and take it from there
I know this is an old topic. Tried to do this, but can't get the field to appear in the body of the email. It keeps showing up to the left of the message, but is not include in the boxy when it is delivered. TIA!
For security reasons, Outlook will not run any script or submit HTML forms in the messages it displays.
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Above is what the Issue Collector pop-up form looks like at the moment. This is used to report bugs on a mobile app. When creating the Issue Collector on Jira, I opted for a custom trigger style and a custom template. On Jira, my customization of the template (i.e. the Issue Collector form) is very limited.
I would like to modify the form so that:
More fields (eg Name & Email) are marked 'required', right now only the Summary is marked 'required'.
Multiple fields are displayed on the form. These fields will collect data on, for example OS version, and other specific details.
Is there a way to access the form's HTML code where I can make changes to elements and add more? Otherwise, how can I achieve this through another method?
In Gmail, is it possible to create a filter to automatically applies a label to an email if another email with the same sender already has this label.
For instance, sssuming I have an email from johndoe#gmail.com with label MyLabelA, can I create a rule that will apply the same label to another email from johndoe#gmail.com? Note that the label MyLabelA will be applied to hundreds of emails with multiple recipients and I can't use johndoe#gmail.com directly to define the filter.
I have seen this question but I am wondering if there is a way of achieving this without writing a script.
From the question:
I have seen this question but I am wondering if there is a way of achieving this without writing a script.
Gmail filters are not able to assign a label based on information of other email messages, so no, it's not possible to assign a label using built-in features.
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Create rules to filter your emails
You can check on Create rules to filter your emails:
Open Gmail.
In the search box at the top, click Show search options.
Enter your search criteria. If you want to check that your search worked correctly, see what emails show up by clicking Search.
At the bottom of the search window, click Create filter.
Choose what you’d like the filter to do.
Click Create filter.
You can also create a filter based on an email:
Open Gmail.
Check the checkbox next to the email you want.
Click More.
Click Filter messages like these.
Enter your filter criteria.
Click Create filter.
so I basically want to utilize Whatsapp Web ability message people who are not in my contact. I whatsapp a lot of people and It's just not practical to save each and everyone of them to my contact list.
To do that, I simply need to insert this url into my browser:
https://api.whatsapp.com/send?phone=
and insert the number after the equal mark.
I made a simple input tag, but I don't know how to make my submit button open the Whatsapp's api link and also add the number I put in the input box.
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I am making a signup form for my website. It contains various standard form fields. Such as: name, address, phone number, user name, password, etc.
When I double-click on a field (in Chrome 16), so I can auto-fill my address, I get this message:
This webpage has disabled automatic filling for this form.
I didn't disable it, so how do I enable it? I tried adding autocomplete="on" to the <form> tag, and to (some of) the <input> tags, and that didn't help.
Do I need to add autocomplete="on" to every field? Also, how does the browser know what field is what? Do I need to name the fields something special?
Another question: Is there some kind of onautocomplete event that gets triggered when a form is auto-filled? On my form, when you enter a zip code, it looks in our database (via AJAX) and then gets the state and city (city and state are dropdowns, because zip codes can be for more than one city), and fills them in for you. I was hoping I could have that run after the form was auto-filled.
P.S. I'm using the jQuery form validation plugin, if that matters.
The problem was that the form tag didn't have method="POST" on it.
After Googling the message, I found a bug report, and one of the comments mentioned method="POST".
I added method="POST", and voila! Auto-fill works.
In some cases you may also need to add an action if the form doesn't have one. action="javascript:void(0)" works.
Note: Auto-fill seems to trigger the onchange event.
Note 2: As for how the browser knows what field is what, see this question: How to trigger Autofill in Google Chrome?
The option to turn off autcomplete is normally located in the form tag, see the Developer page from Mozilla here. This should mean that normally removing that attribute should enable it again on a webpage.
Concerning the second part with the AJAX request, I don't think there's a listener for that, but you could add a function that checks the value of the field each x seconds for example, and if it changed you can perform your lookup.
I have an Access form in which I am unsuccessful in formatting the record to be in hyperlink format.
The form is in datasheet-view format, which contains records with a link to a website. The form’s datasource is a select-query. The hyperlink is created with the following expression, which concantenates text and data, in order create a web link :
"#http://www.ups.com/WebTracking/processInputRequest?sort_by=status&tracknums_displayed=1&TypeOfInquiryNumber=T&loc=en_us&InquiryNumber1=" & [T].[tracking_number] & "&track.x=0&track.y=0#"
I tried setting the property-sheet format field to “hyperlink” , but it automatically changes to “hy"perli"n\k”, in both the query-design view, and form-design-view.
please advise what I need to do in order to have the form output the records in hyperlink format, so I can just click on the website link and it will open up in a web browser
thanks very much in advance,
Nathaniel, Access 2007
You can use the IsHyperlink property for the textbox (format tab) , once again, these are a nuisance to edit. If you create a form based on a table with a hyperlink field, the control created for the hyperlink field will be set up as a link.
More on IsHyperlink: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa196153(office.11).aspx
Paste something like this into the textbox to see it working:
clickme#http://www.ups.com/WebTracking/processInputRequest?sort_by=status&tracknums_displayed=1&TypeOfInquiryNumber=T&loc=en_us&InquiryNumber1=123456&track.x=0&track.y=0#