This command allows a single data element to be captured on more than one tab in the interview. Until now a data element could appear on one tab only. Naming the same element in multiple tab commands would produce an error, and the interview would not run. You now have the...

Place Back and Next buttons on your XpressDox interview with the InterviewIsWizard command This command is used in conjunction with the Tab command to produce a “wizard” form of interview.   «InterviewIsWizard(Yes)» The way this works is that the interview will contain a Next and Back button, which provide an...

The ribbon With the launch of XpressDox low code, or version 14, a Manage Interview button has been introduced to simplify the process of sequencing fields on your interview.     The sequence of fields on the interview: By default, the interview is constructed in the sequence in which data...

Add Heading or Footing text onto the XpressDox interview «PlaceHolder(DummyDataElement)» will create an invisible control on the interview, but will enable Headings or Footings to be attached to that control. This would be used to include text into an interview screen, and in particular to include text which must appear...

Templates with many data elements might result in data capture interviews being constructed by XpressDox which are intimidating to the template user. The Tab command assists the template author in laying out the data capture interview.

Use this command to change the orientation of Tabs from horizontal (default) to vertical, or none.   Option 1: Horizontal: «TabOrientation(Horizontal)» The default. Not specifying any orientation of tabs would result in them being horizontal.     Option 2: Vertical: «TabOrientation(Vertical)» to orientate the tabs down the left hand side...

Templates with many data elements might result in data capture interviews being constructed by XpressDox which are intimidating to the template user. The Tab command assists the template author in laying out the data capture interview.