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Getting XML from Adaptive form fragment submit

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I am using AEM 6.2 on Windows 7. I have an adaptive form embedded on a plain page. I am validating/submitting the adaptive form using an external button and  GuideBridge. See (Fragment.txt) attached.

The adaptive form contains an adaptive form fragment.

"===================="

Plain Page

--AdaptiveForm ("Last Name")

----Adaptive Form Fragment ("Leader Name")

"===================="

 

The data in the fragment does not show up in the XML. (Data: Last Name: "last", Leader Name: "leader")

See "XML data received" log message.[0]. The problem here is the "Leader Name" does not show in the XML.

Any idea why? Am I using the wrong API to get the XML for the fragment?

Is guideBridge.getDataXML({ .... success : function (guideResultObject) {

console.log("XML data received" + guideResultObject.data);

not correct?

-Joel

[0]"============================"


XML data received<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><afData>
  <afUnboundData>
    <data>
      <lastNameField>last</lastNameField>
    </data>
  </afUnboundData>

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Figured it out. I was using an XSD based form. Switched to a plain adaptive form and it's all working now.

-Joel

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Figured it out. I was using an XSD based form. Switched to a plain adaptive form and it's all working now.

-Joel

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