Jacek Wojnar

Hi, as far as i know you can't change the order of the standard menu buttons (but it should be possible to do it using js)

Hi, I think (like Daniel), that it would be easier to do it with a SQL condition in the first query. You can add the condition AND EXISTS ( SELECT 1 FROM CacheOrganizationStructure WHERE COS_AD_givenname like '%%' AND COS_AD_sn like '%%' )

Hi, have you tried just adding the condition "SELECT 0"

ok - now I understand. you would like a larger (multi-line) window to enter the message :-) Yes, that would be a good change.

Hi, I haven't tested it, but it looks like it should work from version 2023.1.3.202 --- edit --- Sorry - I just read that it's about the description of the path and not the step :/ sorry for the confusion - but maybe WEBCON fixed that too ;)

Hi, I checked and it seems to work on my version (2023 R1). Try adding the tag example in attachment

Hi, rule looks OK. but you have to put it in two places (the easiest way is to make "Form rule" and use it twice) 1. "Style and behavior" (where you did it) 2. Tab "Behavior" in "Main Form" Regards

Hi, javascript is not necessary. The rule (screen) works fine for me. It is placed in the "Style and behaviorr" tab for the date column

Hi, I think the easiest way to do it is through an html template, place the image in it and use action "Generate a PDF file" --- EDIT --- additionally check this out: https://community.webcon.com/forum/thread/4908?messageid=4908

Hi Paweł, I had a similar case once and the reason was that the finereader license had expired Regards

I don't know German very well ;), so I only just saw that you don't have a service assigned. I checked mine and it happens when you don't have the option that Maksymilian wrote about active. I assume you have a WEBCON OCR FRAMEWORK license (it's different than a FineReader license)? Also check

as Arek wrote, you have to check in the database if the parking space is free. In the my first entry I suggested checking it based on previous reservations (if there is no reservation for a given day = free space). In my opinion, this will be the easiest.

Hi, you can set it at a specific step (screen)

Hi, did you check the history of the element?

Hi, after selecting the dates, you can limit the list of places to only those that are available in the specified range (i.e. have no reservations made). the query could look something like this: SELECT dbo.clearwfelem([column "Miejsce parkingowe"]) FROM WFElements as places WHERE places

after playing with styles the line looks a bit clearer --- EDIT --- and the bar/line order makes a difference

unfortunately it doesn't look spectacular (the line is barely visible), but it seems to work ;)

great :-) yes - you can remove dummy field and SET "_D7 Lista HELP" only if status NOT 5, 7 or 8. So you can have one IF inside foreach without ELSE

you can't return TRUE if row is OK. Only set "D7 Lista Help" a1 1 when is not OK.

you can add a technical field (TRUE by default) and set it to FALSE only if something is wrong. At the end of the loop you return the value of the technical field. I haven't tested this, but maybe something like this will work --- EDIT --- You can also add alert inside last IF