
Calendar
Is there a possibility to repeat an entry weekly ?
The anniversary only takes repeats on a yearly basis !
I need weekly , every second week , monthly event repeats
Just lazy I guess :)
Regards David
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Hi. Is there a way to go to specific date? Either in the Calendar view itself, or in code?
Also, I noticed that the month and days views show unrelated periods (i.e. they're not in sync). That makes moving back/forward in time very tedious.
BTW, just bought The Mac version, and am very impressed with Ninox's functionality so far. -
Try it like this:
- Create a 'Date / Time' field, a button and an 'Appointment' field.
- Select a date/time value, click the button - the appointment will contain a 30min appountment if the button contains this formula:
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Appointment := number('Date / Time') + "/" + 1800000
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Birger Ninox Support -
Is it possible to filter or constrain the records of a given table that show up in the Calendar?
For example…
I have an employee availability table consisting of a Date field and an Employee-ID field and I’d like the calendar to only display the availability of a subset of those employees. I might want to view the availability of employees with IDs between 1 and 20. Then between 21 and 40.
Using the “Show As” option under “Edit Fields”, I’ve figured out how to suppress any displayed text for certain records, but the blue “slot” indicating the record exists still appears on the calendar. And I can hide the entire table from the calendar. But I can't figure out how, or if it's even possible, to show just a subset of records from a table.
Is something like this possible? If so, how might it be done?
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What I have done is to create a new field "Available Date" of type DATE, then use an after update trigger to set that date to either the date you want, or "null". If you define this new date as appearing in the calendar, you should get the text appearing if the date has a value and nothing appears if the "Available Date" is null. You can still have the other date showing as normal. Hope this makes sense.