Hello,
I have a problem with selecting field on Book Loan Check-out. It doesnt show anything, as on photo. I have the same problem with books below the student search. Date selection works perfectly. Can someone help me? I will be greatful.
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Hi All,
When making changes to the Items property of a Combo Box control, some properties will reset automatically. Two of them are the DisplayFields and the SearchFields properties. The first one defines which fields are displayed and the second one which field(s) are included in when searching.
In case you run into a situation where the combo box is giving you blank values, select it, in the properties pane select Edit fields and then select the fields you want to display / search. For this exercise they should be set to Full Name:
Hi @Aala_95 ,
You can either solve this by:
- deleting the form and then adding the fields again, but this time make sure you add it in the same order as the video OR
- by deleting the checkout screen: After deleting the checkout screen, remove the formula below from the Checkout Book button (On Select) and click save, before creating a new checkout screen.
Navigate('Check-Out Screen');NewForm(CheckOut_Form)
Then after creating the new checkout screen (follow in the same order as the video to add form and fields), go back to the home screen and input the formula in the Checkout Book button. Ensure that you choose 'On Select' from the drop-down list on the top left as shown in the image below, and that the formula is written correctly. I hope it works for you.
@Oyin This the only difference between my app and what was in video he have 8 selected fields . he have created on field and i have student email and student full name. I remove them when he remove the created on, and all other steps is the same !!
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