I want to get the meta data from the template form. On the template form we have set meta data for some fields. We need this meta data to create a object which contains both the meta data, and the data that has been filled out, and create an object that contains these data.
When a user fill out a form, we only get the data a user has filled out. How can we achieve the meta data from the template.
In our database, I can see both the template and the filled out form have an unique ID, how can I pass this ID for the template, so I will receive it when the user has filled out the form, so I can look up the template form, and get the meta data?
Is there a way to get the ID for which template has been filled out? or can I pass the ID with the XML file, containing the filled out form?
The webservice is in grails (JAVA).
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Daniel Knudsen
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When an user submits a webform, the data is stored in a document with a random ID like "5c58393da6". Is it possible to give the document a name, for example use the input in one of the form-fields as the name?
Thank you in advance!
I have two custom forms A1,A2,A3 and fields a1,a2,a3 in the forms respectively. I want to create a new project with custom fields from the forms A1, A2. How should we include multiple categoryID in the POST URL
/attask/api/v10.0/PROJ?fields=parameterValues&name=XXX&DE:a1=hello&DE:a2=hello1&categoryID=<A1/A2 category ID - How should i fill it.>
I tried adding this paramter but no luck categoryIDs=5d10971f0022b132ec67f6fb6c60b3a4,5d07244000060f86c04b49527f1
I got the following error "message": "APIModel V10_0 does not support field categoryIDs (Project)"
If you attempt to set a custom field value on an object that does not yet have that field associated to it (no form on the object that contains the field), Workfront will automatically attach an appropriate form. If those forms are the only ones that utilize your fields, you should be able to simply set the field values and be done with it.
However, if you wish to attach specific custom forms without filling out the fields, or if you have a field associated with multiple forms and you want to ensure a specific form is attached, you must first attach the form(s) in one call and then update the fields in another.
To attach a custom form,
PUT <Workfront URL.../<objectID?updates={objectCategories:[{categoryID:`"<custom form ID>`",categoryOrder:<order of form, starting with 0>,objCode:`"CTGY`"}]}
Please note that this will remove any forms not explicitly specified in this call (it does not append) so you'll need to capture any existing forms and re-apply them.
Below API call worked
POST <Workfront URL.../<object>?updates={objectCategories:[{categoryID:`"<custom form ID1>`",categoryOrder:<order of form, starting with 0>,objCode:`"CTGY`"},{categoryID:`"<custom form ID2>`",categoryOrder:<order of form, starting with 0>,objCode:`"CTGY`"}]],name:"`<object_name>`", DE:a1:"hello", DE:a2:"hello1"}
I'm trying to build an HTML table with some data of an entity, and then, add a column with a checkbox for each row, in order to validate if the precious data is valid or not. After user checks or not each checkbox, I have to update the database table with this info.
As when I build the form I don't know exactly how many checkboxes I have, I pass to twing template an array of entities, and then I buid a new input type"checkbox" at last column for each row.
But when I submit my form (POST method), I'm not able to get this info. $request object doesn't have any of the checkboxes nor form reference. $request->request->all() is getting a null value. How can I get fields of a manual form build in a twig template?
Thanks
Now It's working. Thanks a lot ($request->request->all() is getting values now). It's a mistery...
I want to add a form text component multiple times in a page and give different id's to them in CQ5.
The default form text component doesn't provide option to specify an id, rather it generates one itself.
The id that is generated is the formId_elementName, where formId is the id of the form which is present in the form start component(defaults to "new_form") and the elementName is the value that is provided in the Element Name field of the form text component.
But, in case you would like to provide the authors, the ability to add their own id's to the form start component, then one possible way would be to override the default form text component.
Add an additional field to the dialog box of the form text component called id and use that value in the jsp as id for the input field. But be cautious when providing this functionality, as the authors may forget to update the id fields appropriately, there by resulting in many text fields having the same id.
Need: Ability to dynamically build Forms
Structure (simple idea not actual structure)
Admin: Form Assignment, where you create what field you want your new Form to have
FrontEnd: Where the New form will be implemented (this is the root of this question)
FronEnd Storage: When the New form is filled out the data points are written to a set of tables
The idea is simple enough, Go into Admin, select the fields, fieldType, and Labels you want
I.E.
Field Name:*Enter a specific field name, like f_name or email
FieldType: [Text, TextArea, Password, Radio, DatePicker, CheckBox, Select, etc]
Label: What to display on the resulting form, f_name = First Name, etc
Then I hit a page on the FrontEnd where the New form is generated, I fill it out and voila the data is stored in the FrontEnd Storage tables.
So the question is, idea's on how to accomplish this, I already have the Admin section done, it's dynamically building and appropriately binding a frontEnd From that I would like advice on.
Currently my idea is to simply make a shell form that is a huge ugly switch statement that builds sfForm elements and appropriate validators for each field (fields given from what was entered in the Admin area)
I feel this is the 'wrong' way to do it, I did find a plugin 'spyFormBuilderInterface2Plugin' which is old and build for propel not doctrine, but this is the basic idea of what I am after. So how would YOU do it?
Please note I am not looking to Dynamically ADD forms to a current form, I can already do this and it's exactly what is implemented in my Admin section, I need to take data a create a whole NEW form programatically
I've created something like you described, just the way you said.
I have a model FormDefinition which defines a form, and has a collection of FormFields. Each form field has a widget_class, widget_options, validator_class and validator_options.
I have a custom myForm which needs a FormDefinition in it's constructor. In the setup() of myForm, I loop through all fields a instantiate the widgets and validators.
Beacuse in our solution, we needed/wanted to store all form data in separate tabels. My myForm extends from sfDoctrineForm, and my backend has some logic which creates/updates the (php) model and database definition, by just calling the appropriate Doctrine methods. But you could also create an EAV store.