kklosson I have a form with attributes including reference attributes. When the user changes an attribute on the form then goes to add a new reference attribute, the system naturally asks if the user want to save the primary object. The message uses the object’s database name. Is there some way to provide a custom name to the object that is more friendly to the user? Example below.
joben A workaround could be to change the locale string to something neutral: Like: “There are unsaved changes in the form. <br>Do you want to save them?” I mean, the user already knows which object they are editing, right?
joben It’s in the left menu in the config tool. You can right click locale and click “New” and give it a name. “English” maybe? You also may need to set all current users in your app to use this locale. Should be easy to do via the database if you have many users.
Jaymer Also, if you’ve added a button, you can force it to save the form before going and running that process
Jaymer And using the built-in “add new reference” is easy to replace with a call to a process, which does a ENTER NEW, and sets the field to point to the parent. Just check the option to save the form before continuing and you won’t get the pop-up.
