Hi to the Qlik & Inphinity community and welcome to the new release of Inphinity Forms.
This release doesn’t introduce anything revolutionary – and it’s intentional. Instead, it focuses on refinements that make everyday work smoother, and on improvements that quietly raise the bar for both users and developers.
Let’s explore it together.
Inphinity Forms is used across a wide range of scenarios, where creating new data points by adding rows is essential. Depending on the use case, the most intuitive place for a new row may be at the top or at the bottom of an editable table. You can now choose the position that makes the most sense for your workflow.
Newly added rows also become a natural part of the table layout, meaning you can scroll away from them at any time to review or compare with existing data.
When defining forms, developers can choose from about 20 different field types, depending on the form type. With this release, it’s now easier to stay oriented and move faster: every field type comes with its own visual indicator.
If you administer Inphinity Forms in full SaaS, there’s now an option to define SQL initialization and commit commands for each form data storage, including those using SQL data sources. Everything is configured directly in the Inphinity Forms Admin application.
This release also brings better keyboard accessibility for pop-up dialogs, making forms easier to use without a mouse. On top of that, we’ve improved performance when pasting thousands of rows into Inphinity Forms General.
As always, we also fixed reported bugs. You can find the full changelog here.
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