On Execute: Difference between revisions

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Rules and examples
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App users can execute commands from their app, for example, run a mobile report or delete several records at once. Predefined commands usually function out of the box. However, you can use rules to define their availability and tweak their function. On Execute lets you define actions that the command performs. This rule is triggered when the command button is pressed. For example, It can be filling in some data, hiding fields, etc.

On Execute is available for the following user interface components:

In Woodford, you can edit the commands available for a form. In Questionnaire Designer, you can edit the commands available when filling out a questionnaire.

Example of a simple On Execute command

If Condition	Command.Name	Equals	custom_del_street
Then Step	Entity.addres1_line1	Clear

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-App users can execute commands from their app, for example, run a mobile report or delete several records at once. Predefined commands usually function out of the box. However, you can use rules to define their availability and tweak their function. On Execute lets you define the actions that the command performs. This rule is triggered when the command button is pressed. For example, It can be filling in some data, hiding fields, etc.
+App users can execute commands from their app, for example, run a mobile report or delete several records at once. Predefined commands usually function out of the box. However, you can use rules to define their availability and tweak their function. On Execute lets you define actions that the command performs. This rule is triggered when the command button is pressed. For example, It can be filling in some data, hiding fields, etc.
 On Execute is available for the following user interface components: