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Figure 1: Form in a Userview

Userview Form is one of the basic elements but yet a very important element in the Userview Builder. It allows one to integrate form built into the Userview thus allowing one to interact with its users via form.


Figure 2: Form Properties - Edit Form

Custom ID

Name of the link. The name defined would be used as part of the URI constructed.
(E.g. http://localhost:8080/jw/web/userview/crm/crm_userview_sales//account_new)

Label

Label of the element.

Form

Form to be loaded for this element.

Show in Popup Dialog?

Control on whether to load the form in a Popup Dialog.

Read Only?

Control if the form should be Read only.

Display Field as Label when Read Only?

Display input fields as plain text in Read only mode.


Figure 3: Form Properties - Redirection

Message Shown After Form Submission

Confirmation message to show up after the form is submitted

URL Redirect After Form Submission

Perform redirection to the defined path after form submission. (Can be a relative path) (E.g. "http://www.example.com/page/")

URL Redirect on Cancellation

Perform redirection to the defined path after cancellation of the form. (Can be a relative path)

Redirect Target on Cancellation

Behavior on how to handle redirection on cancellation. Selections available:-

  • Top Window
  • Current Window

Field Name for URL Redirect Value Passover

Defines on which form field's value to be used as part of the redirection URL. (E.g. "id")

Field Value Passover Method

Defines on how to construct the redirect URL. Selections available:-

  • Append to URL (E.g. "http://www.example.com/page/123" where "123" is the value of the field defined in "Field Name for URL Redirect Value Passover")
  • As URL Request Parameter (E.g. "http://www.example.com/?page=123")

Request Parameter Name

If "As URL Request Parameter" is chosen as the "Field Value Passover Method", the request parameter name must be defined in this field. (E.g. "page")


Figure 4: Form Properties - UI

Submit Button Label

Define custom Submit Button label.

Cancel Button Label

Define custom Cancel Button label.

Custom Header

Define custom HTML to be appended at the top of the form.

Custom Footer

Define custom HTML to be appended at the end of the form.


Figure 5: Form Properties - Advanced

Userview Key Name

Define field ID to pre-populate the form with.

Load Data using Userview Key?

 
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