We have a Nintex forms with one custom button submit then redirect to a confirmation page. When user click the button, it was redirecting to something strange. See screenshot below.
After debugging this issue, it seems like Nintex form button redirect could not resolve the link you copied from browser directly. See the screenshot below.
The solution is to copy the redirect URL from browser to notepad first, then copy to the Nintex form. This seems like trivial but took me an hour to figured out from Nintex support site.
Hope this will remind me in the future.
Tuesday, December 17, 2019
Thursday, December 12, 2019
How to resolve Nintex workflow email action 'The specified string is not in the form required for a subject.' error
We have a running Nintex workflow in production failed for
few email actions with the error message “The specified string is not in the
form required for a subject.”
So in order to resolve the error listed above, we have implemented
in two different palaces for our SharePoint framework solution as UI with Nintex
workflow.
1. Inside SharePoint framework solution, trim and leading and
trailing spaces and returns. Then also replace inside returns with space.
let trimedTitle: string = title;
if(title !=null){
//This javascript trim leading and trailing spaces and returns
trimedTitle = title.trim();
if (trimedTitle != null){
//This javascript replaces all 3 types of line breaks with a space
trimedTitle = trimedTitle.replace(/(\r\n|\n|\r)/gm," ");
}
//The trimedTitle will be the good subject that could be used in exchange email
2. In Nintex workflow, add a “Trim String” activity on the
subject before send email.
This will ultimately resolve the email action error 'The
specified string is not in the form required for a subject.'.
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