Hi Team
I would like add the Adaptive forms (embedded) in webpage which outside of AEM
Here is Use case :
Developing the forms at AEM use these from outside of AEM i.e. embedded to webpages .
I am referring below URL , if embedded the adaptive form to webpages any issues Adaptive OOTB Services invoking & responsiveness (mobile devices to achieve omni channel feature)
Regards
Vara
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You can create Headless adaptive forms. A Headless adaptive form is essentially a JSON structure (schema) consisting form fields (Text box, choices, and many more fields) and corresponding rules (conditional logic) to add interactive behavior to the form. You can use REST APIs in your application or website to request the hosted JSON structure and natively render the JSON structure as a form in your app or website.
Source URL - https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-headless-adaptive-forms/using/architectur...
Send an email to headlessadaptiveforms@adobe.com from your official email ID to join the early adopter program.
Hi @varaande
If you are planning to expose the Adaptive form to a WEBPAGE on some other website, easier way would be to iFrame it on the other external website. You might have to add a CSP header to allow the external website to use your content. But this is an easier way to use Adaptive form.
If in case you want to expose it to a mobile app, Content as a service is the way to go.
To do so,
Add your form on an Experience Fragment and Expose the experience fragment using content as a service.
Thanks
You can create Headless adaptive forms. A Headless adaptive form is essentially a JSON structure (schema) consisting form fields (Text box, choices, and many more fields) and corresponding rules (conditional logic) to add interactive behavior to the form. You can use REST APIs in your application or website to request the hosted JSON structure and natively render the JSON structure as a form in your app or website.
Source URL - https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-headless-adaptive-forms/using/architectur...
Send an email to headlessadaptiveforms@adobe.com from your official email ID to join the early adopter program.
Thank you Rohan.
Using either JSON (or XML Schema) , Can we handle the User's Filled data retrieve which is going to persist into DB & Download as PDF (filled data) in external webpage .
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The download as PDF feature for filled data can be handled using DOR (Document of Record).
The DOR can be generated programmatically. (Reference https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-learn/forms/adaptive-forms/document-of-re...)
As for the saved data which is going to persist in DB, the REST API endpoint is the usual mechanism but as per Headless Form's architecture it should be possible to prefill (fetch) and submit data in JSON format.
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