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If you are using paradata, you can query the paradata log. That Build.MANUFACTURER value is logged in the device_info table, device_manufacturer column. You can query the paradata log using the paradata function, or the Sqlite.exec action: https://www.csprousers.org/help/CSPro/CS_Sqlite_exec.html ht...

We will support this at some point, as it would be very valuable, but as we are a very small programming team, it keeps getting pushed down the road. Some people have simulated a batch application by running an entry application that has the dictionary attached as an external dictionary, and then us...

Take a look at the settings for data entry PFFs: https://www.csprousers.org/help/CSPro/run_production_data_entry.html 1) What you could do is define a custom parameter and then, if it is defined, use it to skip to a specific field. For example: PROC YOUR_LEVEL preproc if sysparm ( "StartingFiel...

What is your resolution setting? https://www.windowscentral.com/how-set-custom-display-scaling-setting-windows-10 If 125%, try at 100% and see if it you still have a problem. Regardless, these HTML dialogs were designed with screen resolution in mind, so we'll have to take a look and see if we can i...

Regarding the OnKey function, which does indeed work only on Windows, you can use the OnKey Character Map to determine the keystrokes for left, right, etc.:

https://www.csprousers.org/help/CSPro/o ... r_map.html

Exporting data from cases where multiple records contain multiple occurrences is always tricky. Your best options are: 1) Change the Output... to "All in One Record." 2) Keep "As Separate Records" but run multiple exports, one for each repeating record, and then combine the data ...

I'm not sure if this is fully the issue, but when I was testing your code, there were some issues after changing from English to Hindi and then trying to change back to English. The reason is that you are using two codes for English. In the dictionary, English is defined with the name "EN."...

On Windows, you can also keep track of all keys:
Then you can look at lastKeystroke to determine if the last pressed key was an Enter, left arrow, tab, right arrow, etc.

There is no built-in functionality within CSPro to do this, but you could likely create your own algorithm to do this by looking at Google's source code for calculating these. For example: https://github.com/google/open-location-code/tree/main/js Perhaps we'll include support for Plus Codes in a fut...

Typically you do this with a lookup file. You create a lookup file, typically in Excel, that maps the IDSTUDENT value to the depto, muni, etc. variables. This makes it easier to maintain your mappings, will speed up your program immensely, and will avoid the problem of the script overflow. Take a lo...