Hi chandran85965395​That's where the CSS comes in to play, look at the help icon in inspector it sets:   position: absolute;   top: 8px;   right: 8px;to position the help (?) icon above the field, if you try styling with the theme editor, or inline styles as described in the links in my previous com...

Hi chandran85965395​You can use the long description with inline styles or the theme editor to set the css of the message to your requirements:Inline CSS properties for adaptive form components Adobe Experience Manager Help | Themes in AEM Forms They are pretty intuitive - go to the edit dropdown in...

Hi @jagjeetthukralAre you using listening to the bridgeInitializeComplete event?gb.on("bridgeInitializeComplete", function (event, data) {    // code here});

I would also like to add that you can do a lot with panels and hide and show functionality.One form with a few panels and buttons looks to be a single page application. It also has the advantage of submitting the data all in one block, consistent styling across pages etc

Hi,You can use the guidebridge validate function with SOM expressions to validate individual fields or panels I believe: Adaptive Forms Class: GuideBridge Perhaps you could group the fields in question into a panel, or validate them in turn based on their SOM expressions?

The problem turned out to be the incorrect permissions on the "customer fonts" directory (defined in the server config).Changed to 755 restarted the server and it worked.

You could also create a custom form component that is the modal and hide/show it based on your javascript.The javascript code can either be added on your submit button using the rules editor as well as calling guideBridge.submit().Or you could add code to a cilent library and listen for the submitSt...

You can set the value of the static text from javascript either in the rules editor or a client library referring to it by Element Name e.g. staticText1.value = "Test text";You could of course source the text in this example from a JSON object. Does that help?Also worth noting that the rules editor ...

Hi prabuj201987​You will need to do some reading around that area, there are plenty of articles online, a good place to start is here:Adobe Experience Manager Help | Developing User Guide Start off with a very simple aem site component before going on to a custom form widget. The form widgets are m...

There isn't anything like this out of the box. I will assume you know how to code this in HTML and JS outside of AEM.I would look at creating a custom widget.To get started:1) Copy the guidetextbox from /libs/fd/af/components/guidetextbox into your project2) Delete the widget.jsp and replace with a ...