Great video, thank you! We had a color predefined in a variable so we had to use the "ColorFade" function combined with your logic. What we did was: 1) add a timer with duration 3000 2) Set the fill of the label to "ColorFade(custom.color.buttonFill, Timer1.Value/Timer1.Duration)" 3) Press the button to see the effect.
I've tried to add this to the screen i'm currently working in rather than creating a new one, however it starts automatically. Is there any way i could delay the start until i've clicked submit?
@@sovereignsp based on your response to Antonis I input this variation but it doesnt work. If(IsEmpty(DataCardValue1)Or(IsEmpty(DataCardValue2)Or(IsEmpty(DataCardValue3)Or(IsEmpty(DataCardValue4),Or(IsEmpty(DataCardValue8),Navigate(FailScreen,ScreenTransition.Fade)
@@sovereignsp So, on my "Submit" button I added this: If(IsEmpty(DataCardValue10.Text),Navigate(ProjectFailScreen,ScreenTransition.Fade),Navigate(ProjectSubmitSuccessScreen,ScreenTransition.Fade)) In the Timer End function on the success screen I entered: CreateSPFolderButton.Run(DataCardValue10.Text)&&Navigate(FormScreen1,ScreenTransition.Fade) This helps me create the library folder I needed but only allows me to use the "Title" field (DataCardValue10.Text) to create the name of the folder. Once the folder is created it takes me back to the main screen. Because I am not able to create screens based on the changed content type (Folder Content Type and Document Content Type) I am trying to figure out how I can open the screen in edit mode, update the form and pass the information back to the library metadata fields. Any suggestions?
Great video, thank you! We had a color predefined in a variable so we had to use the "ColorFade" function combined with your logic. What we did was: 1) add a timer with duration 3000 2) Set the fill of the label to "ColorFade(custom.color.buttonFill, Timer1.Value/Timer1.Duration)" 3) Press the button to see the effect.
This is an awesome video. Thank you for the step by step instruction! Keep these up PLEASE!
Great vid Ben, Specific and straight to the point...really helped alot. Thanks
I've tried to add this to the screen i'm currently working in rather than creating a new one, however it starts automatically. Is there any way i could delay the start until i've clicked submit?
Ben your videos are amazing keep doing it you will gain lot of followers thanks for nice content
Thanks man! That was great!!
Great info! Thanks! Yes, I was wondering about a little GIF or something.... But you offer great tips!
fab! easy to follow! thank you
Oh good! Glad you liked it!
This was helpful. Thanks mate
Can you add sound for the check?
Is it possible to make this with an image?
on timer end navigate to home screen
How to check so it wont go at the Success screen if the form is not filled?
Nice video
@@sovereignsp based on your response to Antonis I input this variation but it doesnt work.
If(IsEmpty(DataCardValue1)Or(IsEmpty(DataCardValue2)Or(IsEmpty(DataCardValue3)Or(IsEmpty(DataCardValue4),Or(IsEmpty(DataCardValue8),Navigate(FailScreen,ScreenTransition.Fade)
@@sovereignsp excellent suggestion! Thanks!
@@sovereignsp So, on my "Submit" button I added this: If(IsEmpty(DataCardValue10.Text),Navigate(ProjectFailScreen,ScreenTransition.Fade),Navigate(ProjectSubmitSuccessScreen,ScreenTransition.Fade))
In the Timer End function on the success screen I entered: CreateSPFolderButton.Run(DataCardValue10.Text)&&Navigate(FormScreen1,ScreenTransition.Fade)
This helps me create the library folder I needed but only allows me to use the "Title" field (DataCardValue10.Text) to create the name of the folder.
Once the folder is created it takes me back to the main screen.
Because I am not able to create screens based on the changed content type (Folder Content Type and Document Content Type) I am trying to figure out how I can open the screen in edit mode, update the form and pass the information back to the library metadata fields.
Any suggestions?
Hey, I know this guy! Good man.