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One stop solution for events calendar and events registration! Demo site available for free trial.
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XMod 5.1
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I am brand new to DNN and Dynamic Forms. I had a need to display on screen the current date and time for a new form that was being opened. I had discovered the "Advanced Field Options -> Default Value" field, but was having a problem getting my mind around what it needed to give me what I needed. Here is Chad's solution:
Try setting up a hidden field... Actually make it a textbox field to make sure it's working first, or a textbox field that is read only and then once you get it working change it to a hidden field. Choose to use a SQL Default which is available only for textbox and hidden fields. Within this field try some SQL such as this: Select GetDate() As DefaultValue Also, if you later query the data I do believe there is already a form date/response time column in the DynamicForms_QuestionResponse table. For my purposes I did not need to hide the field, but the "read only" attribute was important. It is also true that there is a field in the database table which captures the date and time of the submit. I found that if I only wanted the date that the following would work as expected: Select CONVERT(VARCHAR,getdate(),101) As DefaultValue Finally, here's SQL code which you can run in Query Analyzer or SQL Server Management Studio to see the effect of your submit: SELECT DynamicQuestionResponseID, DynamicQuestionID, Response, UserID, SortOrder, InActive, ResponseDateTime, UniqueResponseID FROM dnn_DynamicForms_QuestionResponse WHERE (ResponseDateTime = (SELECT MAX(ResponseDateTime) AS Expr1 FROM dnn_DynamicForms_QuestionResponse AS dnn_DynamicForms_QuestionResponse_1)) Hope this helps someone else!
Try setting up a hidden field... Actually make it a textbox field to make sure it's working first, or a textbox field that is read only and then once you get it working change it to a hidden field. Choose to use a SQL Default which is available only for textbox and hidden fields. Within this field try some SQL such as this:
Select GetDate() As DefaultValue
Also, if you later query the data I do believe there is already a form date/response time column in the DynamicForms_QuestionResponse table.
For my purposes I did not need to hide the field, but the "read only" attribute was important. It is also true that there is a field in the database table which captures the date and time of the submit.
I found that if I only wanted the date that the following would work as expected:
Select CONVERT(VARCHAR,getdate(),101) As DefaultValue
Finally, here's SQL code which you can run in Query Analyzer or SQL Server Management Studio to see the effect of your submit:
SELECT DynamicQuestionResponseID, DynamicQuestionID, Response, UserID, SortOrder, InActive, ResponseDateTime, UniqueResponseID FROM dnn_DynamicForms_QuestionResponse WHERE (ResponseDateTime = (SELECT MAX(ResponseDateTime) AS Expr1 FROM dnn_DynamicForms_QuestionResponse AS dnn_DynamicForms_QuestionResponse_1))
Hope this helps someone else!