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Display form guide in browser using ES2

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I am trying to render a form guide in worspace and also in a browser so you can access the guide via a url outside the workspace environment. Can someone refer me to a good guide or tutorial for this.

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Rendering the guide in workspace is very easy and straight forward. Simply point to the guide in the asset area of the action profile.

To render the guide in a browser I created a simple process

that calls the Render Guide process (in the Guide (system) application). It is a generic renderer that accepts a URL to indicate which guide you want to display as well as a TargetURL to update the submit button for submissions. I then use the Rest interface to call my process and voila th eguide gets displayed. Does this make sense?

Paul

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Rendering the guide in workspace is very easy and straight forward. Simply point to the guide in the asset area of the action profile.

To render the guide in a browser I created a simple process

that calls the Render Guide process (in the Guide (system) application). It is a generic renderer that accepts a URL to indicate which guide you want to display as well as a TargetURL to update the submit button for submissions. I then use the Rest interface to call my process and voila th eguide gets displayed. Does this make sense?

Paul

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Thanks for your response. Can you point me to a tutorial or some material I can follow to set up processes to achieve these two tasks.

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You can find a tutorial from the link below. I can also share .lca file with anyone requested.

http://muratkuru.com.tr/?p=51

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