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Re: create options in choice field from variable/loop
@Fred Hi, thanks. I was just wondering whether I can bypass the creation of records into a temporary table. For example, after calling an API endpoint be able to get the responce directly into a…
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- 11 mths ago
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Re: create options in choice field from variable/loop
@Alain Fontaine Hi, How can we build an array of records from scratch? Can you give us an example without using the "select" function? I am also interested in populating a dynamic choice field with…
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Re: Staff schedule
You may need a Pivot Table View. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vulOuCjlHmA Do you think it would help?
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Re: Custom Buttons
@Rafael thanks, beautiful icons and easy implementation! html("<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <link rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' href='https://unpkg.com/@phosphor-icons/web@2.0.3/src/bold/style.…
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Re: Convert a string to Base64 format
@Jacques TUR Hi , your coding skills have been recognized by everyone here, but what impresses me most is the way you analyze things so that I can follow your logic even as an amateur low-code user…
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Re: Convert a string to Base64 format
@Jacques TUR this is an elegant solution, many thanks for your contribution I have just tried your code with my database and it works as expected I hope Ninox will continue to support the…
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Re: Convert a string to Base64 format
@Jacques TUR Hi, I assume that the btoa() function can only work inside the Ninext project, right?
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Convert a string to Base64 format

Hello, Many calls to a REST API require Basic authentication using a base64 encoding Authorization header (providing a username and password when making a request).…
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Re: Fail to Read Data
@dmcgrail bear in mind the following: To handle .csv files, Microsoft Excel uses the List separator defined in Windows Regional settings. In North America and some other countries,…
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- 1 yr ago
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Re: Linking imported tables
Hi, The easiest way is by following the steps below: Importing linked data The two tables need a shared key field, which is, in your case, "Number".
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Re: Fail to Read Data
@dmcgrail Personally, the times I have had trouble importing a CSV file, it was either because the file was not UTF-8 encoded or because the file used a different delimiter.…
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Re: Fail to Read Data
@dmcgrail what are your options in the "Data source settings" ?
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Re: Beginner: Database for research project - Transition from Excel
Hi, welcome to the Ninox community! From my experience, Ninox is a fully-fledged relational database system allowing 1-to-many and many-to-many relationships.…
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Re: Problem with dynamic report
@Gaetan Fostier thanks for sharing....good to know!
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- 1 yr ago
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Re: Getting pdf file from the API response
I am so happy that tears come to my eyes! Through the Ninox community, by studying older posts or asking for help directly, I have learned so much that I can develop my skills and improve my database…
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- 1 yr ago
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Re: Getting pdf file from the API response
I have also sought the help of Ninox support and @UweGroegor has left a possibility open by saying: "The only possibility I know of is a file in Base64 format,…
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Re: Getting pdf file from the API response
@Mconneen you tell me to use the url function like below? url(myURL, myJSON) To return a link with the content of the JSON object attached in a URL-compliant format.…
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Re: Getting pdf file from the API response
@Jacques TUR this is great news, looking forward to your demo app!
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Re: Getting pdf file from the API response
@Mconneen this sounds interesting but could you explain a bit more what you mean by "dynamically created the URL for the API and presented the user with a URL Link" or give an example?
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Re: Getting pdf file from the API response
@Mconneen seems that ChatGPT confirms your guesses! I uploaded a piece of the API response and received in summary the following answer: "The provided text appears to be a binary data representation,…
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Re: Getting pdf file from the API response
The ability to open the pdf file from the response of this public API is crucial for the database I wish to build for my daily practice. So, I want to try every possible method before giving up on…
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Re: Problem with dynamic report
Hi, recently I faced a same problem that I got over it by using custom json!
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Getting pdf file from the API response

Hello API experts! I would appreciate your help saving/opening a PDF file, which is the response to an API call. This is the code of the API endpoint call inside a button: let url := "https://testeps.…
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Re: Is there a known problem with dynamic printing?
Hi, today I got a response to my request from Ninox support regarding the above problem. They asked me to try to use custom JSON, which I did, and I quickly printed something.…
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- 1 yr ago
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Re: Convert XML API call response into JSON object.
@Fabio thank you, you are right! I finally managed to isolate the XML string and convert it using the parseXML() function to a JSON object with the following code: if response.…
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- 1 yr ago
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