Multi Paged Form enables one to incorporate multiple forms in one single form, in a simple and elegant way.
Figure 1: Screenshot highlighting Multi Paged Form element in Form Builder
Figure 2: Multi Paged Form Properties
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | Element ID |
| Label | Element Label to be displayed to end user. |
| Number of Pages | Number of pages to be presented in Integer |
Figure 3: Multi Paged Form Properties - Page
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Label | Page name displayed in the form of breadcrumb or tab, depending on its setting in the UI |
| Form | Target Form |
| Readonly? | Determines if the page is editable |
| Parent Form Field to keep Child Form ID | ID of the field in the parent form to store the page's primary key. Page data will be loaded based on the record ID retrieved from this field. |
| Child Form Field to keep Parent Form ID | ID of the field in the page form to store the parent form's primary key |
| Validate when change page | Performs validation on page change if checked |
Important Note about Parent Form Field to keep Child Form ID
This field must be specified if the individual form is not storing into the same table as the parent form.
Field specified does not need to be first created in the parent form.
Figure 4: Multi Paged Form Properties - Advanced Options
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Partially store form when page changed? | Partially store form when user navigates between pages. |
| Display Mode | Determines if the multi-paged form will be displayed in wizard or tabs. |
| Previous Button Label | Previous Button Label. |
| Next Button Label | Next Button Label. |
| Only enable submit button on last page? | If checked, all of the pages' forms must be completed before form submission or task completion. |
| CSS | Custom CSS implementation. |