Name
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Name
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Enter a name for the object. This is the name of the object as it will show in field chooser, the Browser bar and other object lists.
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Caption
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Caption
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Enter the label text to be shown on the button object.
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Report
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Report and Select
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Click the Select button to display the Select a Report dialog. Here you can choose from any of your private or shared reports to determine which report will be launched when the button is clicked. Once the report is selected, the report name will display in the read-only field to the left of the Select button on the Properties bar.
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Custom Parameters
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Add button
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Click the Add button to add a custom parameter to the list.
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Setting Up Custom Parameters
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Remove button
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Click the Remove button to remove a custom parameter from the list.
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Name
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Click in the cell to enter a name for the parameter.
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Setting Up Custom Parameters
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Source
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Choose the source of the parameter to be passed. Options include a report field, object or a formula (if the Formula check box is checked). Note: Data passed cannot exceed 250 characters.
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Setting Up Custom Parameters
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Formula
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Check this box to enable formula editing for the selected parameter. Then click in the Source column to launch the Formula and Conditions Editor.
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Using the Formula and Condition Editor
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Misc
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New Window
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Choose whether you want to display the other instance in the same window (the current instance will close without saving) or in a new browser window/tab.
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Show Error Messages
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Displays detailed messages to the user. This is usually a required behavior. To handle the errors yourself, clear this check box and specify the error code and return code values in a subsequent branch command.
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Simple Branch or Multiple Branch
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State
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State
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Choose from Default, Normal, Disabled or Hidden for Show Report Button objects.
With field state management, you control access to individual objects on the form. You can prevent individual roles from changing, or even viewing, specific data or areas on the form. See Limiting User Access to Form Fields for more information on how to control access to fields.
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Adding Workflow
The Workflow Diagram
Limiting User Access to Form Fields
Explanation of State Priority
Understanding the Default State
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Click the ellipses button to display the Edit State dialog. Use this option to hide, show or disable buttons depending on the user's role and/or the workflow stage.
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