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The following paragraphs explain how to create a smartform form step by step.
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Create a form
For creating a smartform form an opening <form> and a closing </form> - tag are required. These two tags mark the start and the end of the smartformform. The content to be displayed is located between these two tags.
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Radio Buttons are selection boxes that are always grouped together. Only one choice can be made from this group. For this, the type 'radio' is assigned to the “in-itself-closing” <input> - element. To consolidate multiple radio buttons to one group, the same 'name'-attribute must be assigned to it. If a radiobutton is already checked when opening the smartformform, the attribute 'checked=“checked' must be assigned to it. PLEASE NOTE! This attribute can only have one radio button for each radio button group. For all <input> - elements the process variables are set on 'id', only for radio buttons the process variable is set on the 'name' attribute.
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The Javascript library JQuery, which is automatically integrated into every smartformform, opens now by clicking a field a calendar from which a date can be selected, which is then transferred in the input field.
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Index fields are used for displaying information from a smartformform, such as tasks, instances and so on, directly in a list. They can be filtered and sorted. See also Filter, sorting and column configuration.
So that a index field indicates a value, it must be defined in the smartformform. “Input” and “Select” fields can be selected as index fields. To display a value from the smartform form in the columns, the attribute index=„fieldX“ must be added to the respective field in the smartformform. Where “X” is the value of the index fields, so 1 to 10.
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Now the value is displayed in the index field number 2, which was entered in the smartform form in the textfield “name”.
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Date in index fields: If a date was saved in a process variable as a string |
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