Travis Tidwell
Travis Tidwell
We currently do not allow an API method to explicitly change the role of a submission. This would have to be done using the Role Assignment action attached to that...
Doesn't this make the change handler required? It should be optional. Please advise.
Try this. ```js @ViewChild(FormioComponent, {static: false}) form: FormioComponent; this.form.submitForm({ data: { ... YOUR DATA GOES HERE ... } }); ```
You need to have an AppConfig in your application. See https://help.form.io/intro/guide/#appconfig and you add it to your module like this. ``` ... ... import { AppConfig } from './config'; import...
The error is ```No provider for FormioAppConfig``` and my suggestion was to add it to the providers of your module. I am not sure why this would not work. Please...
I am curious if anyone else is having this problem. Nobody else is really chiming in.... one that happens I will take a look.
Yes, this is feasible since custom components can be created using the "Angular" way described @ https://github.com/formio/angular-formio/wiki/Custom-Components-with-Angular-Elements
I am not sure how that is done with the Custom Components feature since we did not develop it, but maybe @merobal knows since he developed it?
The PDF builder is pretty opinionated which components it allows to be included in PDF's since many components are not compatible with the PDF rendered form. As of right now,...
You can just import the Quill library into your application, and then use the following in your main module file. ``` import 'quill'; ``` This should force your application to...