Form Layout
To add custom layout lines in the eFORMz Composer, use Form Layout. This is particularly useful for building DuplexPackSlip labels and laser forms. To use Form Layout, an eFORMz configuration ...
To add custom layout lines in the eFORMz Composer, use Form Layout. This is particularly useful for building DuplexPackSlip labels and laser forms. To use Form Layout, an eFORMz configuration ...
SQL Update will return a single record from an SQL database. For returning arrays, use SQL Load. How to implement To implement a database SQL update within the eFORMz Composer 1. From the Project ...
To rename a file to a unique name, use the advanced function “Rename to Unique”. The function works by appending an underscore and the timestamp to the end of the filename, before the ...
This guide requires that you have an extension created. An extension could be a .zip file on Windows with the appropriate eFORMz project files placed inside with a Install.xml file. Please see ...
To follow along with this guide, please download the following files: OutputGuide This guide will demonstrate how to output a eFORMz project using a web service call by two different forms. ...
What is the advantage of using a web service call to return output from a eFORMz project? An implementation of the eFORMz API has several benefits, including storage space optimization, reducing ...
You can edit or delete custom fields you have added to NetSuite. In this example, we will delete the Sample Checkbox field we added in the “Adding Custom Field to NetSuite Sales Order ...
NetSuite allows custom fields to be added to nearly every object type, such as sales order, sales order line, item, and much more. Here we will show how to add a custom field to the Sales Order ...
There are many methods by which eFORMz can connect to a server that is across the internet. You might want to do this for many reasons, such as sending or receiving a file or sending a print job ...
eFORMz can be called as a web service. We loosely refer to eFORMz calling itself as the eFORMz API (Application Programming Interface). For more details, view the following posts: eFORMz API ...