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I know this doesn't answer the question properly, but it is possible to display an icon representing yes or no in queries. This might be a feasible workaround, and in my opinion, looks more nice: yesno.png This works by setting the Presentation rules on the attribute level: yesno1.png Then setting t...

By the way, I figured out it might be possible to change the position via a KendoUI JavaScript. Check out this example: https://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/api/javascript/ui/tooltip/configuration/position This is a better solution if it works. Is anyone able to figure out how to write a script for thi...

This one is tricky, but here is some info that might be useful. Here is the code that the popup consists of: <div class="k-animation-container" style="width: 189px; overflow: hidden; top: 411.859px; z-index: 10002; left: 968px; margin-top: 6px; height: 76px; box-sizing: content-box; display: none; p...

I guess it depends on what you want to accomplish. With the provided example you get: Randomness Low risk of collision Correct bit length according to the standards I always assumed typical guids were just randomly generated hexadecimal values like: 34cadc59f6f83b775468ae1a91ad4380 And to follow the...

This might help until such a function is implemented. It will create a random hexadecimal value, 32 characters long.

If Bo IS NEW Then
Bo.guid=TO_LOWER_CASE(MD5(GENERATE_PWD(8,15,2,2,2)))

Result:
34cadc59f6f83b775468ae1a91ad4380

Agree with hpl123.

Make sure there is no faulty or weirdly formatted data in your production database table. You should do a "SELECT * FROM tablename" on the test database table and compare it to the production database table. We screwed up an import once, and one row prevented the query from displaying anything. I th...

Glad you got it working! This is actually a good question. The default format has always been MM/dd/yyyy for me when creating a new date attribute. I have just changed it to "(take from locale)" and never thought more about it. But now I discovered that this behavior can actually be changed so that ...

Maybe you have to change to a different date and hit Save for the month part to kick in.
Also make sure that the attribute is inheriting from the locale and not using its own individual setting.

If you don't get it to work, feel free to attach the .bsv here in a zip file and I will have a look.

Hi fellow Swede

We use this locale setting in our apps:
Capital MM is important. MM is month, mm is minutes.

The rating widget (number attribute with widget set to "Rating") looks really good and works as intended inside forms. However, if I want to set a rating inside a query by clicking the stars, it just doesn't work. betyg.png If I mouseover the stars, they will light up, but when clicking, nothing hap...

Genius!

Thanks for reporting back. I'm glad it worked!

RD as in Remote Desktop? Are you using a Terminal Server? If you do, you need to make sure you are installing the application correctly: https://www.howtogeek.com/100836/how-to-correctly-install-applications-on-a-remote-desktop-server/ I havn't tried the Config Tool in this sort of environment so I ...

You could use the duplicate function: https://www.awareim.com/dokuwiki/doku.php/a_f/a/duplicate If you don't want to save the row automatically, you could instead ignore the DUPLICATE function and make a process that can be executed on each row (operations with records) like: ENTER NEW BO WITH BO.Na...