Martin Meze (Freelancer)

You are correct Bartlomiej. My bad.

Hi everyone! I'd like to pick your brain for a challenge I'm facing. Does anyone know if there's a way to color report cells similarly to how Excel colors duplicate values? So when a duplicate value is found in COLUMN1, the cells from both rows would get e.g. red background color? TIA, Martin

A bit more detailed explanation: I'm not able to choose a "Change item list values" action type inside the "For Each" loop anymore (ver. 2022.1.4.111). The more I think the more I'm not sure anymore if that action type was available previously or not....

Any ideas when we can expect the new version where the issue is solved? I also noticed that in the automation, when I choose "For Each" on an Item List, I'm not able to update the item list. It's a quick explanation. I hope it's sufficient.

I didn't notice that. It seems I didn't need to make new business rules since I updated to the latest version.

Hey Darius, I noticed the same behaviour, but even if it looks like an error, it works just fine. It's probably only a cosmetic bug. Cheers, Martin

I can see that you are using the Aspose.NET library to show the preview of various file types. Would it be possible to add the .md files to the list? Currently if I upload the .md file I can't open it in a preview as it works for docx, xlsx, pdf, txt...

Hi Andreia, I think this should be easy enough using a Business Rule. In BR insert a SQL Command and inside this SQL command using the MAX on DET_ID get the latest row of the item list. I hope this directions help you. If not, please let me know and I'll try to specify more in details. Cheers,

No, I'm not a genius. :P I just remembered the article was there. :D

Hi Michal, Did you check this article? https://community.webcon.com/posts/post/advanced-cell-coloring-in-reports/18 It shows how you can add buttons directly on the report so the user doesn't even have to open the preview. Maybe this can help you. Let me know. Cheers, Martin

Hi Mark, Can you elaborate a bit more in details? Sometimes in Webcon you can achieve the same result in different ways. If you provide more info I can try to provide a solution. :) Cheers, Martin

Hi Marcin, It should be possible. Check this article https://alterpaths.com/using-the-for-each-row-form-rule-in-practice/ for some ideas. Cheers, Martin

Hi Daniel, I understood it this way as well but just wanted to make sure I understood correctly. And I too found only JS solutions as :n-th child can only target HTML tags. :) Cheers, Martin

Can you share a picture of what you want to achieve? It might be easier to understand your use case.

Do you have an old version? I can see it as per attached image.

Hey Adam, Thank you. I found that as well. :) Also the github version which I installed on the server. While it does help to visualize the label, it doesn't help design it. It looks like I need to find someone with a Zebra printer. :D Cheers, Martin

Thank you again. I found that as well. It's quite basic but it helps. Unfortunately it's not easy to make some more advanced designs but it will do. Best regards, Martin

Hi Karol, Thank you. The tool is great but the produced EPL file is not (see attached image). It might be something with the encoding but I can't figure out what. Cheers, Martin

Hi, I need to use the the Printout a barcode label. I found the article about ZebraDesigner to design the label and get the EPL format text to insert into the action. My problem is I don't have a Zebra printer. If I try to install the ZebraDesigner it won't allow me to design a label because the

You could set it as a text field and use regex ^(?!(?:\d{1,2}|100)$)[0-9]\d+$ Or leave it int/float and create a form rule that pops up an alert and hides the available paths until the value below 100 (see attached image).