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I have mapped the pdf. I am now trying to get the shortcut to pull the correct record. I have tried:
[formidable-download form=”frmproapplication38″ dataset=”[id]” layout=”1016″ inline=1]
[formidable-download form=”frmproapplication38″ dataset=”person-id=[2060]” layout=”1016″ inline=1]
[formidable-download form="frmproapplication38" dataset="2060" layout="1016" inline=1]
[formidable-download form=”frmproapplication38″ dataset=”[2060]” layout=”1016″ inline=1]Field 2060 contains the record id that I need to pull into the pdf. I am hopeful that it is a syntax error.
Thank you for your help!
Almost had it by using the field id, but you must remove the quotes.
[formidable-download form=”frmproapplication38″ dataset=[2060] layout=”1016″ inline=1]We remain at your service.
By the way; the current record is also without quotes, like this…
[formidable-download form=”frmproapplication38″ dataset=[id] layout=”1016″ inline=1]If the view is not the from that the PDF is populating from, then change [id] to [123] where 123 is the field ID of the common field that contains the correct EntryID from the “frmproapplication38” form.
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No, the shortcode requires an EntryID. You may use Lookup or Dynamic fields or add a hidden field with the EntryID to the view’s form.
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