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Re: Order by descending
Alain, Yes, that's the one I was thinking of :). It looks like finding results by searching for compiler or interpreter wouldn't have mattered.
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Re: Order by descending
Maybe you can find a workaround for the http() function. ;)
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Re: Order by descending
Jacques, I get the stupid Ninox 404 message when I search on the obvious keywords compiler and interpreter,…
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Re: Order by descending
Jacques, Wow! That is a lot to digest and thank you for sharing. I sure hope other users can find this information in the future. I had never considered using compound "order by" clauses.…
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Re: Order by descending
Jacques, That is amazing. Is count() being used to iterate?! What was your inspiration for the code and the language it was in? I wonder if the developers imagined the creative ways their…
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Re: Field alignment logic
Hi John & Mel, Here's the alignment solution... html(" <style> .form .component {vertical-align: top;} </style>") Here's the part where I would love to have sticky threads as Mel mentioned.…
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Re: Field alignment logic
I guess Mel has a short memory 😉 https://ninox.com/en/forum/technical-help-5ab8fe445fe2b42b7dd39ee7/why-cant-i-move-these-formula-fields-613eaf8f9713ee0e863dd0fc?…
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Re: Retrieving a deleted record made by mistake
We should probably ask which platform first.
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Re: Highlight attachment icon
Yes, you can add a Formula field and put this code in it... if count(files(this)) != 0 then html(" <style> .i-light-grey.i-attachment { background-color: #a9a9a9; border-radius: 4px;…
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Re: http() function isn't working
This is all I've gotten that could be considered official... Ninox doesn't participate in the forum anymore and, as you can see, the email I got from support lacks credibility on this topic at this…
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Re: http() function isn't working
Hi Phil, I am able to access API endpoints like Google Translate, but not a general web address like google.com or ninox.com which I was able to do until 3.0 or later.…
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Re: Linking to Multiple Records?
What is confusing? What have you tried? https://ninox.com/en/forum/technical-help-5ab8fe445fe2b42b7dd39ee7/adding-many-record-references-607f070e1abc965bd1b6fb7b?post=607fc3f81abc965bd1b6fb88&page=1
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Re: Code don't work
It's the second group. If the quotes in your post are the same as in the formula you'll need to change them to this style of qoute - "
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Re: Replacing one value in a field with another value for records that match
Well, that's an interesting explanation, but it's irrelevant for the stated requirement.
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Re: Replacing one value in a field with another value for records that match
Hi Uwe, It looks like you just added pattern matching to Dev's misuse of the replace function. From the manual... Both of you are just replacing "<" with an empty string.
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Re: Ninox cookie policy is bollocks
This is what you sign up for when you accept all cookies... This is what Ninox expects its users to accept if they want to post on the forum. Meanwhile,…
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Ninox cookie policy is bollocks

You now have to accept all cookies to be able to post in the forum.
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Re: Replacing one value in a field with another value for records that match
Dev twentyZen, you can do something like this… replace('E-mail, "<", "<" + somestring)
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Re: Query multiple columns from API
You can also use a separator like | in the coding to help you split the fields... Field1%2B%22%7C%22%2BField2
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Re: Query multiple columns from API
Hi Gert-Jan, I figured if it worked in the Mac app it should work through the API so I tried it using URL-encoded format of "+" and it worked. Just use %2B between each field you want to return...…
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Tenacious
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Re: Query multiple columns from API
I don't think you can do it that way, even though you can do it in the Mac app, e.g, (select YourTable).(YourField1 + YourField2). You can check with support to see if they have a solution.…
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Re: Query - Vieuw
I apologize, I haven't use Paul's code and it's clear after rereading the thread that he doesn't explicitly state several steps that I implicitly understood.…
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Re: Query (View)
Ninox doesn't have JOINs, but you can copy the results to a table programmatically and use that table for the View...…
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Re: Formula based on date
if condition then calculation else if condition then calculation else calculation end end ...Or you could use a switch statement.
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- 3 yrs ago
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