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Duplicate a sub-table while omitting fields.
I have a table that I duplicate using a button and a script for which I received help on this forum. This table has a sub-table which is also duplicated.…
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Problem organising a report.
I've just followed Andy's video on this page: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FA5-uMV8u8, which explains how to make a report. However, in my version of Ninox (for iPad),…
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Calculate Cumulative Time with Code
Hello everyone, I need a piece of code to calculate the continuous days of placing orders for sales (using weeks as the time interval). For example, today is Friday,…
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Creating a database
Your first program for your data. Store and link your data sensibly ... and quickly find everything again whenever you need it Every Ninox project starts with a database where you store your…
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Forms and views
Enter your data here and filter as required Forms In some applications (especially databases), a structured window, box, or other self-contained element provides a visual filter for the underlying…
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What is an application?
Applications, often simply called apps, are complete, self-contained computer programs developed for end users. Applications perform specific and useful tasks that have nothing to do with the IT…
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Introduction
We show you, step by step, everything that Ninox can do To create your own applications, whether it’s an invoice management system, event calendar or customer management solution (CRM),…
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Formula editor features
An overview of all basic features the formula editor offers as of version 3.6.0 ℹ️ At the moment, the new formula editor features are available for the web app (app.ninox.com) as well as the Mac app.…
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Introduction to Ninox script
The Ninox script language (also "NX script language" or "NX script") is designed to automate simple, repetitive operations, as well as complex work sequences,…
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Icon picker
Find the name of each available icon in Ninox ✅ In version 3.12 we introduced a new icon library and an updated icon picker. ❗ When you update from version 3.11 to 3.…
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Color picker
Updated colors and a new color picker in 3.12 ✅ In version 3.12, we introduced more options for color input, a new color palette, and an in-built color picker.…
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Intro to "any" functions
Below is info on how we use the "any" data type here in our Ninox guidance, specifically in the syntax of our functions "any" functions are a bit different Values of the data type "any" as well as…
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Automatic adjustments
Ninox automatically makes the following adjustments for you Braces Ninox script automatically removes superfluous braces in expressions. For example, 1 + (2 * 3) is saved as 1 + 2 * 3.…
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Intro to transactions
In Ninox, all actions are performed as transactions. In doing so, a sequence of database operations is summarized in a transaction. We distinguish 2 types of transactions in Ninox:…
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Picture example – Word document
Prepare a dataset with a public URL or a Data URI corresponding to the image URL "image": "http://link.to/you/picture" } Data URI { "image": "data:image/png;base64,…
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Picture from a Base64
⚠️ This feature may not work at the time of release. Use picture from a public URL in the meantime. We will update this page once it becomes available.…
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Picture from a base64 Data URI
⚠️ This feature may not work at the time of release. Use picture from a public URL in the meantime. We will update this page once it becomes available.…
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Substitutions
To substitute data in a template, use indicators {d.}. Indicators {d.} are substituted for data from your JSON dataset in Ninox. The following values can be substituted: a string a number a date
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Deleting tables
Be careful when deleting tables. Depending on the structure of your database, information from a table might be used in other places as well To prevent you from “accidentally” deleting a table,…
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Extra: Display options in the Choice field
You have various options for displaying the different choices in the form You can display the options stored in a Choice field in 3 different ways. On the left you can see the display options:…
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Customizing data fields
You can customize the options for a data field to suit your needs. For example, you might want to specify that a field must always be filled in, i.e. that it’s a required field.…
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Editing after saving changes
How to return to the table settings after saving Before we save the changes, we would like to make a few updates. You’ve already clicked the Save button?…
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Adding and naming fields
A table consists of several fields, each of which holds information of the same type We will now create a form with various fields in which we want to enter our data.…
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Adding a table
We will create a new table in a database Now we will continue working with the Event Management database that we’ve just created. Our “Event Management” database that we’ve just created Tables We…
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Read transactions
To find specific records in a table using a filter, Ninox searches the table for records that match the filter. During this process Ninox only "reads" the table in order to display the records that…