Create a link or button inside a form's embedded table

Sutapa1
Tera Contributor

‎02-19-2023 10:54 PM - edited ‎02-19-2023 10:56 PM

I have a requirement to create a link (which will open a new form) inside a embedded table's header in a form. To achieve this we have tried with annotation but annotation is showing outside the embedded table but we want it beside the header.

 

second way we have tried with macro , i have created the macro but not getting how to call it inside the embedded table.Is there any way to achieve it.PFA for clear view.

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Rajesh Chopade1
Mega Sage

‎02-19-2023 11:11 PM

HI @Sutapa1 

 

As per my understanding basically you required section in your form, if yes then you can try bellow:

 

Create a form section
Create sections on forms to help group related fields together.

Before you begin

Role required: form_admin

Procedure
1. Right-click the form header and select Configure -Form Layout.
2. In the Form view and section area below the slush bucket, click New in the Section list.
3. In the Section caption field, give the new section a title, then click OK.
4. Select a form section name and click the up or down arrow to change the section order.
Note: The caption for the first section on the form becomes the form title.
5. add fields to the new section using the slush bucket.
6. Click Save when you are finished.
7. The new section appears on the form with the fields you selected. If you do not add any fields to a section, the section stays empty.
If you want to delete the form section later, do the following:
– Navigate to System UI -Form Sections.
– Filter for the table that contains the section you want to delete. For example, the Incident table. The name of the form section to be deleted is displayed in the Caption field.
– Select the check box beside the form section to delete, and then select Delete from the Actions on the selected rows menu.
– Click OK to confirm the deletion.

Hope this will help you to resolve your issue, please like and correct my answer if it helps.

 

Thanks

Rajesh.

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Sutapa1
Tera Contributor
In response to Rajesh Chopade1

‎02-19-2023 11:19 PM

The requirement is to create a link or button inside an embedded table in a form , its not about form section , Its to create a link or button inside an embedded table , which will open a new form.

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