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How to generate howerover tooltip for textarea(paragraph) and/or multi select ch
raghunandanj3904
Certified Senior Developer
over 11 years ago
How to generate howerover tooltip for textarea(paragraph) and/or multi select check box fields??
I have a script which does t fr only text and dropdown fields. In my multi check field values r populated from constant(multi value).
Here is the code for text fields. Can anyone help me in paragraph and checkbox??
$("#textControl_fd_component_"+window.FormDesigner.runtimeNamespace+"fieldID").attr({title: "Tool tip text goes here"});
I tried for paragraph in the above code which doesn work. Like #paragraphControl or #textareaControl... Both doesn yield anything....
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larson.thune
Appian Employee
over 11 years ago
Here are two alternative design suggestions that allow you to stay out-of-the-box and thereby take full advantage of the tool's mobile and social capability:
(1) For the paragraph field, instead of using the tooltip, simply use the out-of-the-box "instructions" field element
(2) Instead of the multi-select box, use a paging grid with two columns, say Option and OptionDescription. Put the description you are currently using in your tooltip as the value corresponding to each Option in the Description column.
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larson.thune
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over 11 years ago
Here are two alternative design suggestions that allow you to stay out-of-the-box and thereby take full advantage of the tool's mobile and social capability:
(1) For the paragraph field, instead of using the tooltip, simply use the out-of-the-box "instructions" field element
(2) Instead of the multi-select box, use a paging grid with two columns, say Option and OptionDescription. Put the description you are currently using in your tooltip as the value corresponding to each Option in the Description column.
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