on 01-11-2007 1:40 PM
Hello everybody!
I have a question about smartforms. I've declared the global variable N with default value 0. Then I've made some calculations with it thus it has now some value. But the warning message <b>Field N has no defined value</b> is appeared in the text node where I want to print this variable. Why does it happen?
Regards,
Pavel
Hi,
Following code will solve your problem.
1. Goto Global Definitions->Initialization.
2. Give Variable Name in Input Parameters.
3. Then, write CLEAR : variable_name in the empty area.
4. Activate it.
Reward points if the answer is helpful.
Regrads,
Mukul
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Hi Pavel,
This will solve your problem:
Go to "Global Definations". On right hand side go to "Initialization" tab. Here pass your variable as input & output & assingh default value here.
Ashven
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jst give the field name in <b>global defination>initialization>input parameter tab</b>
The reason for this is.. in smartforms.. system will check weather you are passing the value o declered varialble.. it will identify only the fields enterd in Input and out put parameters of the initialization tab of the global declarations..
Note:.. when you are assigning the value to the variable in the initialization the don't forget to enter the field name in the input, output parameters of the Initialization or in Program lines(if u r changing the value in program lines)...
otherwise the value will not be printed off.
<b>Please Close this thread.. when u r problem ise solved</b>
Reward if helpful
Regards
Naresh Reddy K
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Naresh Reddy
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