Jamie needs to add a RestrictAccess field on a form in the Purchasing application. Only users with the [Admin] role should be able to see this field.
How should she write the hide/when formula to hide this field?
A. @Elements("[Admin]";@UserRoles)
B. @IsNotMember("[Admin]";@UserRoles)
C. @IsContained("[Admin];@UserRoles)
D. @Show("[Admin]";@UserRoles)
Billy wrote some JavaScript code for validating user-entered field values on his Web forms. What should he do to make that code available to all forms in his application?
A. Create a shared field called $$JSHeader with the JavaScript code and include the shared field in every form.
B. Create a page named validate and embed it into each form.
C. Create a JavaScript library and insert it into the JavaScript header event on each form.
D. Attach a JavaScript file to a page and embed the page into each form.
When Nora creates a new document in the Suggestion application, a number of the fields have text already displayed. But when she tabs or clicks into the field, the text disappears.
What design feature has been used to create this behavior?
A. Default Value in the Form Properties dialog box
B. Help Description in the Field Properties dialog box
C. Field Hint in the Field Properties dialog box
D. Field Assistance in the Field Properties dialog box
Which one of the following formulas does Cheng use to change the value of the ReleaseDate field to today's date?
A. FIELD ReleaseDate := @Today
B. SET Releasedate :=@Today
C. @ChangeField(ReleaseDate;@Today)
D. ReleaseDate := @Today
Janira is adding a Received date to her Video Rental form. She would like to have the date field show the user a calendar for date selection.
How would she accomplish this?
A. Set the field Type to Calendar
B. Set the field Style to Notes Calendar control
C. Set the field Style to Calendar/Time control
D. Set the field Type to Calendar/Time
In the past, Lloyd has copied an existing application if he needed to create a new application. This time, however, Lloyd wants to create a new application on his own hard drive, and he does not want the application to include any design elements from existing applications.
How can he do this?
A. From the menu bar, select File > Application > New. Leave the Server option set to "Local", and ensure that the Template option is set to "Blank".
B. From the menu bar, select File > Application > New. Leave the Server option set to "Local", and specify "_blank.nsf" for the new application's filename.
C. From the menu bar, select File > Application > New. Leave the Server option set to "Local", and specify "_blank.nsf" for the new application's filename. Ensure that the Template option is set to "-Default-".
D. From the menu bar, select File > Application > New. Specify "_blank.nsf" for the new application's filename.
Joe wants to display a company logo in the background of a view in his sales application. How can he do this?
A. Use URL as the background graphic for the view, where the URL points to the logo.
B. He can't do this. Views cannot have background graphics.
C. Use an Image Resource as the background graphic for the view.
D. Display the view in a frameset, and set the background of the view's frame to an Image resource or URL depicting the logo.
Malik needs to find all the design elements that reference a particular field in his database. How could he accomplish this?
A. Edit - Find Next
B. Edit - Find/Replace
C. File - Application - Analyze Design
D. File - Application - Design Synopsis
Which one of the following formulas would find the first word (all characters before the first space) in a string field called Name?
A. @Left(Name)
B. @Left(Name;1)
C. @Left(" ";Name)
D. @Left(Name; " ")
Review the formula below, assuming that the Author field contains the following:
Richard Clarke/Meadowlands/ACME @Left(@Name([CN]; Author);" ")
Which one of the following will the formula produce? (Note: The substring portion of the @Left statement
contains a single space.)
A. Richard Clarke
B. Richard
C. Clarke
D. Meadowlands