MultiLine Text field with multiple rows alongside in form

NOWHERE ! - To date this is still not implemented. Only works if text/data fields are placed after the image field and even then there are limitations..... Drives me mad as this wastes a lot of screen/form space that could be used.

Even better if Ninox changed the field grid locking to allow closer placement or dare I ask freeform placement of fields in design mode!

Hello everyone, I found a simple workaround to align a field on the left or right. You just have to put this code in a formula on the window :

var options := {
        fieldName: "myText",
        align: "left"
    };
html(---
<script>
ui.getCurrentEditor().currentTab.components.find( e => e.field.caption == '{ options.fieldName }' ).el[0].style.float='{ options.align }';
</script>
---)

See the description of the float property here : https://developer.mozilla.org/fr/docs/Web/CSS/float

Awesome Jacques TUR ! You are the best!

Table2 is a reference field that I used to float. Then the fields Formula and Formula 2 now float on the right side.

Just to be clear, you take Jacques code below and add it to a formula field. You will need to add this code for each form/tab you make that you need to float. 

You can hide the formula field by putting it at the end of your form, removing the the field name, and making it the same color as your background.

Or you can add it as part of another formula field that exists on the Form/tab.

I can't get that working.
I added a Formula field with the code provided. But still I can't have more than one field next to "Notes". Am I missing something?

Thanks everyone, here is the code I am using.

var options1 := {
        fieldName: "Note",
        align: "left"
    };
var options2 := {
        fieldName: "Role",
        align: "right"
    };
var options3 := {
        fieldName: "Email",
        align: "right"
    };
var options4 := {
        fieldName: "Phone",
        align: "right"
    };
var options5 := {
        fieldName: "Name",
        align: "right"
    };
html(---
<script>
ui.getCurrentEditor().currentTab.components.find( e => e.field.caption == '{ options1.fieldName }' ).el[0].style.float='{ options1.align }';
ui.getCurrentEditor().currentTab.components.find( e => e.field.caption == '{ options2.fieldName }' ).el[0].style.float='{ options2.align }';
ui.getCurrentEditor().currentTab.components.find( e => e.field.caption == '{ options3.fieldName }' ).el[0].style.float='{ options3.align }';
ui.getCurrentEditor().currentTab.components.find( e => e.field.caption == '{ options4.fieldName }' ).el[0].style.float='{ options4.align }';
ui.getCurrentEditor().currentTab.components.find( e => e.field.caption == '{ options5.fieldName }' ).el[0].style.float='{ options5.align }';
</script>
---)
 

Rafael That's good new, thx. But it leaves me with the question why it doesn't work for me.
The field between "Phone" and "Role" is my formula field which includes the code I posted above. Yet nothing changes on my layout. I am working on the Ninox iPad app but also test it on Windows from various browsers with the same result.
 

Rafael Unfortunately it's a live database, thus can't share.

But I just found something I think is interesting.

If I click on the contacts link as shown in the first screenshot, then the contacts page shows the old way. But when I click directly on the subtable and then choose the contact I want to see, it shows the new way / layout.

Since the destination is the same and only the way I use to access it is different, I wonder why it is not working for both.