POST Request (Reference)
Options for a POST Request Include: Request Verb The web request uses an HTTP element called a “verb”. The valid verbs for web services are either GET or POST. URL The web service will be located ...
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Unix [only] – Changing license location
I would like to change the location of the eFORMz configuration file from the default, can the license file be located in a different directory? Yes, the license file can be located in a ...
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Concatenate Function
The Concatenate function allows you to combine two or more character strings to make one. Complete the following steps to concatenate data to a variable: 1. In the eFORMz Composer, create a ...
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Troubleshooting: Text Wrapping Lines from Unix
Problem: Lines of text from your Unix system are wrapping, often cutting off words or breaking data incorrectly. Solution: There are two possible solutions for this problem. You can simulate a ...
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Adding an Image From a URL
To add an image from a URL, right-click a Paragraph and select Add Image > Image from URL. The Content Segment Properties dialog box will display. Enter the URL in the Image from URL field: ...
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Why is my output not duplexed?
Your eFORMz project might print one sided for several different reasons. To print duplexed (two-sided) output, check the following things: 1. Your printer must allow duplex printing. 2. Start the ...
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Regex Replace [Video Only]
The Regex Replace function in eFORMz allows you to search and replace parsed data in the eFORMz Composer using regular expressions.
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Special Characters
When the search for a match requires something more than a direct match on position, text or a digit, the pattern includes special characters. \ Escape character \n New line \r Carriage return \t ...
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Character Classes
A character class defines a set of characters, any one of which could occur in an input string for a match to succeed: \c Control character \s White space \S Not white space \d Digit \D ...