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Hi PEFS, Perhaps you could use a scheduling rule with a condition and a couple of actions. The condition would check the day, time, etc. to determine whether to execute the actions. The first action would find the accounts for which an order need to be created, for example: FIND Account WHERE ... Th...

We will think about how we can improve this.

Currently the latest build number can be found at http://www.awareim.com/downloads.html and summary of changes at http://www.awareim.com/changelog/

Try using the Log Viewer to see the results of execution of your process (set the logging level to full). 1. This is done by selecting an object name for attribute type when defining an attribute. 2. You can define SQL queries for Aware IM objects using the SQL Form tab in the query editor. 3. You c...

In the presentation dialog for a reference attribute select Table Of Items option, select Allow Inline Editing, in the Display Method section on the right select Use Form For Each Row option, click Details button next to it.

Recurring processing is implemented in the Library sample application (see the scheduled processing of overdue loans). In that case the recurrence interval is hardcoded inside a rule. You can take a similar approach but use an object attribute instead to let the users control the interval.

Other than specifying attributes for online editing, you can also choose a form of the related object to be shown inside the form of the main object. If desired you can define a separate form on the related object to be used for this purpose.

We will investigate this.

You can have multiple related objects shown using their own form inside the form of the main object. This can done using the inline editing option for a reference attribute and selecting to use a form for each row. The user will be able to add as many related objects as necessary without leaving the...

This is not possible at the moment.

Form sections in Aware IM have grid-based layout with multiple rows and columns. The default forms have one column but you can insert more if desired. You can move attributes between the cells in the grid using drag and drop (click a cell, then click it again, hold and drag to a different location)....

Here is an example of a rule attached to the IncomingEmail notification from the CRM sample application:

FIND Customer WHERE IncomingEmail.FromAddress CONTAINS Customer.EmailAddress
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It should work for your scenario.

We tested it using build 1023 and it works fine on our systems. Please keep in mind that attribute presentation properties can be specified in two places. One is on the attribute level, which will be used by default for all forms. The other is in the Edit Layout Cell dialog for a form where you can ...

The Tab Order column in the Edit Layout Cell dialog is used to control the order of controls on the form when the user presses the Tab key. You need to enter numbers into that column according to the desired order of navigation between controls.

Yes, this should be possible.

Hi Pete,

Thanks for your suggestions. We will be reviewing these and other UI improvements shortly. We plan to address at least some of the issues you mentioned in the near future.