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First of all, thanks for the new ‘Export Linked Records’ and ‘Export Media’ features. Excellent! However, I have a couple of questions:
(1) When exporting linked records, it seems that, if ‘Export Record ID’ is also switched on, the linked records contain the Form ID, Field ID, and Record ID(s) of their parent(s). However the exported parent records do not contain the Record ID(s) of their child(ren). The linked records column in the exported parent form is blank (except for the header row). It would be useful to have each parent record contain the Record ID(s) of their child(ren). To my mind, this is more logical as well and would probably work better if trying to programmatically work with the csv data (using AppleScript for example).
(2) More importantly for me, it does not seem possible to re-import a form with its linked records. If I export a form with linked records, I get the zip file that contains a csv file for each of the parent and child forms, listing al their records. If a record is linked to multiple parents, the child csv has duplicate records that contain different parent IDs (because of (1) above). But if I then re-import the parent and child csv files to Tap Forms, I get two new, unlinked forms. So I can’t use this feature to export my data from a form and then re-create it, links and all, on the same or another device.
I don’t know if I’ve explained this very well, so let me know if clarification is needed. These aren’t urgent issues for me, but it can be useful to be able to move data between forms or devices without sharing/syncing everything.
Thanks,
JolinTopic: Holy Frickin' Cow!
I just stumbled across Tap Forms and all I can say is WOW! I have been “developing” various database solutions for the last couple years and the simplicity of Tap Forms is wonderful. This is a great personal database solution that will become my goto app for quite some time.
Probably my favorite part is that I can create a form on my iOS device and not be stuck behind a computer screen making sure all my fields line up. Here are some of my other favorite features:iCloud sync…enough said! No need for crazy scripts or expensive/slow servers.
Dropbox integration – WOW! I can import any file from my dropbox directly into my form while on an iOS device…The only thing I could “attach” in the past was a photo, signature or other database file.
One-size-fits-all – I can create the form on any device (iPhone, iPad, Mac), and I don’t have to develop any special sauce to make it look good on a different device.
Linked forms – In the Db world, these are called “relationships” and are more difficult to maintain than a failing marriage! Using the simple, one-to-many and many-to-many concept is quite ingenious and refreshing.
One small caveat…my comments are directed toward personal or small group use. I would love to see a way to use dropbox sync for the form so other users can work from a shared folder. I am not sure if this is possible due to potential “conflicts”, but it sure would be a nice addition.
I can’t wait to learn more about the app and it’s capabilities as I dig a little deeper into it (I’ve only been using it for a couple hours). Thanks for all the hard work and I can’t wait to see how Tap Forms evolves and improves over time!!!Sorry if this is an FAQ. The search here doesn’t seem to be working for me.
I’d like to create a DVD Collection database complete with cover art, actors, descriptions, etc. Is there a way to automate the data pulls from the web after scanning the bar code similar to how Delicious Library or Booxter do?
How are folks getting large DVD collections into Tap Forms? Manual entry?
Hello,
As you may know, we Md’s produce usually a report for each patient visit, sometimes several per patient visit.
Tha’ts what transcriptionists and secretaries are paid for.
Many of us can’t afford a secretary or need to produce real-time reports.
So we devote a lot of time to typing.
As a specialist , my reports follow a consistent pattern
There are changes in values or refferal names or findings, with a custom conclusion. Full Dictation is not yet mature on IOs
What I really need is a way to tap a form…. And get a letter ready to print and archive.
The geeky way would be to tap, export to csv, FTP to desktop, trigger automatic mail merge to a template in ms word or OO Writer.
I am sure you can do better : tap, generate letter, edit letter, AirPrint .
Please team up with a word processor maker on iOS or devise one.
You may change the lives of millions of professionals, who would pay for this.
It only needs to be a basic letter formatting, with fields from Tap.
Sorry for the long post.
please help to implement form record filtering feature like “calculated filed” used in HANDbase.
use this feature for filtering form to generate a new form or change display list of a form.
reference of HANDbase “calculated filed” descriptionCalculated Fields – Lets you perform operations on other fields or constant numbers. The operation is as follows: [Value1] [Operation] [Value2] = Field in [Result Format] When selected, the following options appear:
Visible: Check if you want this field to be visible on the Edit Record Screen. Uncheck if you wish to hide it on the Edit Record Screen.
Export/Print: Check if you want this field to be exported to the memo pad or printed when any of these options are selected: Export Record or Records, Print Record or Records, from the Edit Record or the Main screen., respectively. Uncheck if you don’t wish to export or print this field.
Pixels Shown: Choose the number of pixels in width that will be shown on the Main Screen. There are a maximum of 160 pixels in width on the screen, so this is the maximum value this can be. Setting to 0 will hide this field on the Main screen.
Value 1: Choose the field to use as the first operand. If No field is selected, the constant value written to the right of the words No field is used as the operand. This constant must be either an Integer or Floating point value, although if a field is selected, nearly any field type can be used.
Prev Rec: Check if you want the value for this operand to be taken from the record previous to this record in the sorted order. This is useful for creating running totals, balances, etc. Keep this box unchecked if you wish to take the value from this very record. This option will only display if you have a field selected to the left (ie, the No field option does not apply) NOTE: New records are added to the end until they are saved.
Operation: Choose the operation you wish to perform on the two operands. The current choices are:
+: Add the values.
-: Subtract Value2 from Value1.
*: Multiply the value.
/: Divide Value1 by Value2
Min: Minimum (smallest value) of Value1 and Value2.
Max: Maximum (largest value) of Value1 and Value2.
Average: Average of Value1 and Value2.
Value 2: Choose the field to use as the second operand. If No field is selected, the constant value written to the right of the words “No field” is used as the operand. This constant must be either an Integer or Floating point value, although if a field is selected, nearly any field type can be used.
Prev Rec: Check if you want the value for this operand to be taken from the record previous to this record in the sorted order. This is useful for creating running totals, balances, etc. Keep this box unchecked if you wish to take the value from this very record. This option will only display if you have a field selected to the left (ie, the No field option does not apply) NOTE: New records are added to the end until they are saved.
Result Format: Choose the output format of the calculation result. The current choices are:
To 4 Decimal Places: The output is a floating point value, showing 4 decimal places.
Integer: The output is a numeral.
Time: The output is a time in the format HH:MM:SS. NOTE: The translation to time is the number of seconds into the day.
Date: The output is a time of the format MM/DD/YY. NOTE: The translation to date is the number of days since January 1st, 1904.
To 3 Decimal Places: The output is a floating point value, showing 3 decimal places.
To 2 Decimal Places: The output is a floating point value, showing 2 decimal places.
To 1 Decimal Place: The output is a floating point value, showing 1 decimal place.
Hi,
I’ve made a form I’m using as a master for a questionnaire, which links to 3 ‘one to many’ linked forms.
If I select “delete all records” for these linked forms in the main form selector page, the ‘link to form’ fields in the master form are broken, and I have to re-select the linked form in the customise form section.
However, if I delete the records from within the form (ie: while entering data, though the master form) the records will be deleted but the link remains intact.
Apologies for the convoluted description. Just wondering if you were aware of this/ fixing it…
Cheers, Nic.
