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1. You cannot, this option indicates that HTML is OFF

2. Not sure, possibly browser related

3. BBCode is ON, you cannot change it. Help file is available if you click on this word, basically it is the nearly the same as HTML, just use square brackets [] instead of <> for tags

It happens to me from time to time. When it happens I just close the control panel and start Aware again.

The feel and design are very much as for a report. The main difference is that you can insert URL links and, for example, run a process from it. A process may do what the Edit does but you can specify a particular editing form.

It is quite possible. Explanation will take long and I guess it is explained in the user guide. I did not look there because at the time it seemed to be intuitive. The main thing however is to know that required functionality is there.

Rem, You can create a custom presentation and and use it for all queries of a particular BO. A custom presentation may be flexible and it is is not very time consuming task to create one. Another option is to display query results using a standard presentation and then to define a process EDIT BO US...

Dave,

From my experience with Aware, this problem with visual perspective was not related to a version of the product you are using but rather to errors in your configuration. It takes time to learn this product as I and many others on this forum can testify.

greg

Hi PM, Can a >=Current_Date be used in a rule before the Send Email? If so how often does it keep repeating the sending of the email If you go past the date? Yes, you can use a process like this: If BO.ReferenceDate=>CURRENT_DATE Then SEND YourEmail TO BO In this particular instance the process has ...

Try defining Invoice.InvoiceNo as a plain text attribute and convert both Invoice.InvNoYear and Invoice.InvNoMonth to strings before combining them together.

Add this protection rule to the object not to a process.

1. Case sensitivity. It is a feature of Derby database. You can run Aware on MySQL which is nit case sensitive. Or use the default Derby with the low case conversion solution as per Christopher's note. 2. Saving files. Easy. You need to create an attribute of Document type. You can store files in th...

I cannot see why not. You simply do not ask a user to enter a login and on completion of user registration you assign login to the ID by a rule:

If User IS NEW Then
User.Login=User.ID

You will have however to manually edit the login screen to remove Password field from it.

greg

Geoff,

Can you try to set up your Main.Brand as a drop down where you only select to display ProductInfo.Brand and Main.Type as a shortcut to ProductInfo.Type?

greg

You can define Type attribute on your Main object as a shortcut and point it to ProductInfo.Type

greg

Have you progressed with your system?

Sorry, I only replied to your question 3, I thought it was the critical one. Question 1 requires design and information cross check rules, Q2 is a simple rule, emailing is also a standard function as well as Q4 customer login and change of password.

greg

Can you try switching to version 2 interface in display of custom query results?