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How to save the data of fields in a Form

Neeraj Vardhan

Hi, i wanted to save the data of the fields in a Form to specific directory or specific folder.

 

 

 

  • Andrew Beckett

    You didn't actually ask a question, so not sure what your issue is. This post gives an example of a form with an option to save and load a template to a file - maybe that addresses your need?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • Neeraj Vardhan

    Hi andrew,
     
    I created a form with some fields, now i want to save the data entered into the fields into a specific folder like a log file. So that i can process the data from that log file.
     
    Thanks & Regards
    W.Neeraj Vardhan 
  • Andrew Beckett

    So presumably my reply (referencing the other post) answered your question?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • StefanSL

    Hi W.Neeraj,

    to make it a bit easier
    (if my understanding is correct, you want to write all field/value-pairs into a file):

    you need to know the name of your form -> variable thisform
       - hiFormList() can be used to show all forms currently known -
    and you have opened a file for writing -> handle formdatafile

    now: loop over all fields of your form, get the value of each field, write name and value to your outfile;
    i've divided this into two lines, formatting a string and printing it to the outport:

    8< - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
    foreach(thisfield thisform~>fieldList
    thisfieldvalue = get(thisform thisfield)~>value
    sprintf(printline "FIELD:%L:VALUE:%L\n" thisfield thisfieldvalue)
    fprintf(formdatafile printline)
    )

    close(formdatafile)
    8< - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

    hope this helps

    Stefan

  • Neeraj Vardhan

    Thank you Andrew and Stefan for the help. 

     Regards

    W.Neeraj Vardhan 

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