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3.18.8 available for web app (Public and Private Cloud, On-Premises Linux)
The Ninox app is currently available in these versions: Web app for Public Cloud, Private Cloud, and On-Premises Linux (Docker): 3.18.8. On-Premises Windows: still on 3.18.5.…
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Look up query
Hi, I do have a question to find a solution in Ninox. In one table I have a dataset. Each dataset has a Main ID#. Thats easy and works well. In a different table I have a date,…
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Re: Release notes
Please be advised that in the Release Notes post, under Lastest Ninox version (at top of listing), for the Mac app with link to the Apple Mac Store, the Latest available version is listed as 3.18.…
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Important upcoming change for native apps starting April 7, 2026
Important upcoming change for native apps starting April 7, 2026 ⚠️ From April 7 onwards, native apps on version 3.18.7 or higher will enforce secure (HTTPS) connections for all external services.…
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simple dynamic field - small issue
I have a small issue with looking up other related data when using a dynamic field so Table1 (Joblines) has the dynamic field in it called Pcode. this is set up point to the lookup table (Products)…
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Ninext Plugin (v3.x) - Best Practices & Recommendations
Important information: Ninext plugin update Unlike Ninext Classic (v2.x) which updated automatically, the Ninext plugin (v3.x) requires a manual update.…
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Printing an attached file
Hi All If I want to print an attached file I can click on the file and then download it, and from there print it out. Is there a way of ending up with a printed hardcopy from a single click of a…
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Release Notes gone
https://forum.ninox.com/t/g9yzkrh/release-notes Where are the Release notes < 3.17.17 ? Can you bring them back?
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Auto-fill field not triggering when record is created via popup — is this expected?
Hi everyone, I’m running into an issue with my database setup and I’m not sure if this approach is valid. In Table 1, I created a text input field called “BB”.…
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Is Ninox database password protection intentionally easy to bypass locally?
I was surprised to find that in a local Ninox database file, removing a string like s:{"version":"PROTECTED.1","hash":...} seems to remove the password protection.…
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