Hi
With Chronoforms 6, to read a loop row, you can use "loop_name.row".
With Chronoforms 7, to do the same thing, you have to use "loop_name.value".
Curious, but so...
Colnem
With Chronoforms 6, to read a loop row, you can use "loop_name.row".
With Chronoforms 7, to do the same thing, you have to use "loop_name.value".
Curious, but so...
Colnem
Hello Colnem.
When you talk about "loop row" you are talking about option repeat in chronoforms 7 ?
I talk about this because I take a few days looking for a way to indicate in a field that there are multiple rows. In other versions, model .__ N __. field was put, but in chrono forms 7 it doesn't work.
Do u know??
When you talk about "loop row" you are talking about option repeat in chronoforms 7 ?
I talk about this because I take a few days looking for a way to indicate in a field that there are multiple rows. In other versions, model .__ N __. field was put, but in chrono forms 7 it doesn't work.
Do u know??
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