You mentioned "existing form" so does this mean you did an upgrade of
AEM & the AEM Forms add-on?After the upgrade, did you run the migration
tools? Migrate AEM Forms assets and documents
allowedPaths is actually not currently implemented in the forms
templates so it will be ignored regardless of where the user is in their
forms folders.
When implementing forms solutions we use the JCR purely as an
intermediary location for data we need to move around or reverse
replicate. If you are collecting PII inside your forms, you need to take
a direct to DB approach. Specifically the SubmitDataService. You can
implement custom code to ensure your data is sent to an encrypted data
source. This also makes reporting and extraction easier for the
enterprise. Adobe Experience Manager Help | Custom storage for drafts
and submissions component
If you have an Adaptive Form and you added a radio button, you should be
only able to select one of the values. It looks like what you've done is
create a table with individual check boxes inside each one of the cells.
This makes them independent fields instead of a single field so you'd be
able to select all of them. Check boxes can be selected individually,
radio buttons are a group where only one is allowed.If you want to use
the same approach, on the commit event of each of your objects, you...
Newer workflow applications that are based on OSGi can be easily
integrated with source control and deployment systems like Jenkins but
for workbench-based processes you'd have to use the command line
interface to export the LCA, then deploy the LCA through your
environments also using the command line. Alternatively you could create
your own framework using the API's available in the SDK to export and
import LCA's.Adobe LiveCycle * Quick Start (EJB mode): Exporting
LiveCycle Applications using ...
FYI, I created a client library with the reset css that was applied to
the form and it looked like it did a decent reset on all the objects in
the form. Note that if you will need to apply this on and off in crx
though as the touch ui editor won't work after this is applied so add it
at runtime or edit your template to only add the CSS at runtime.GitHub -
jtrost/Complete-CSS-Reset: This CSS file resets all styles for every
HTML tag.
I'd probably approach this with a 'browser reset' type of approach where
you have an intermediary reset that is applied to your form CSS prior to
your css being added. Much like the browser resets that are out here but
adapted to your forms.What's the framework that you're using for your
site pages that you'd like to have the forms adapt to?
If you're collecting data in forms the default storage of the payload is
going to be CRX. However,we generally use databases to store
data.https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/6-3/forms/using/integrate-draft-submission-database.html
If you are trying to create a pre-fill service, you can use the standard
'dataRef' in your URL. You can also read the URL by looking at the
request to retrieve any parameters passed in.public InputStream
getDataXMLForDataRef(DataXMLOptions dataXMLOptions) throws
FormsException { String ref = dataXMLOptions.getDataRef();
In the template that does the actual render of the form, you can
populate the "data" variable that will be pushed into the form. To get
variables and parameters, the most useful gets are from the properties
object and the request object. To get a parameter passed by a form or
URL, you can use "getParameter" on the request object.For example:String
title = properties.get("jcr:title", "default title");String text =
properties.get("jcr:text", "default text");String employeeID =
request.getParameter...
You will need to create a custom submit action for your form. In your
post.POST.jsp you'll need to get the data from your form and then handle
the redirect. There are numerous ways to do this but here are a few
sample lines:Get the XML from the submitted form:String formXML =
request.getParameter("jcr:data");DocumentBuilderFactory factory =
DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance();DocumentBuilder builder;builder =
factory.newDocumentBuilder();org.w3c.dom.Document doc = builder.parse(
new InputSource...
Filling from CRX is relatively easy using the dataRef
parameter:http://localhost:4502/content/forms/af/xml.html?wcmmode=disabled&dataRef=crx:///tmp/fd/af/myassets/sample.xmlYou
need to make sure your crx payload data matches the schema / mappings of
your adaptive form though.Adobe Experience Manager Help | Prefill
adaptive form fields
Hi Greg, for large amounts of data inside a table, I'd probably create a
custom component and use datatables (https://datatables.net/). But if
the table is working for you but just slowing down your authoring
experience, move the table to a component and work on it there. It will
be much more responsive. That said, if your authoring experience is
slowing down - you need to start looking at rearchitecting your design
and doing some lazy loading of fragments in panels.if you are capturing
data ins...
Hi Tommy, as long as the hierarchy of the schema is the same as it was
in Workbench and uploaded to AEM in the same manor, the includes should
work perfectly fine.Lee.
Try using guideBridege - validate but check for the number of errors
produced:function clickNext(currentPanel){ var errorList = []; try {
guideBridge.off("validationComplete"); // turned off validation complete
here if you have any other events dependant on validation of entire
form. } catch (e){ }
guideBridge.validate(errorList,currentPanel.somExpression); // the panel
is the area you wish to validate - it can be the entire form.
turnOnValidationComplete(); // turn back on validation event if y...
(open a new question for anything else you need)You need to 'white list'
the domain you will be using to access this machine or what is referred
to as the referring URLs. In Administration Console, click Settings >
User Management > Configuration > Configure Allowed Referer URL’s. The
Allowed Referer list appears at the bottom of the page.To add an allowed
referer:Type a host name or IP address in the Allowed Referers box. To
add more than one allowed referer at a time, type each host name or IP...
When you install the JEE server, it will install an author instance into
the same JEE environment (IE: it will install an author Jar into JBoss).
This author instance should be your primary way of editing Adaptive
Forms and generally authoring. For the publish instance, ideally it
should be on a separate machine. I definitely would not put it inside
the same JBoss deployment. Definitely on a separate piece of hardware.
However, what do you need it for? If you are doing AEM Workspace forms
and do...
Chris, if you take a look at the default templates, you should find a
good modal window example. It allows you to create an editable text are
on the form along with a button on the form that pops up the
instructions over / above the form. Alternatively, if you need
author-editable text inside your form, then you can add a parsys section
to the template of your form. That will allow you to have an author
editable area on the form that you can either use the editor for, or
will be stored as a crx ...
Sobhan, each process you create in Workbench automatically exposes a
REST point that you can submit to. Copy this URL (double click on the
green start point to see this) and then copy the URL into the submit
action on your form. If you render the form from the same server the
REST point is exposed on (recommended), you won't need to include the
machine name. The default action is for the form to post the form XML
data to the REST point. You'll definitely be able to see this if you
turn on record...
There's really nothing complex to do here. In your process, update your
string variable with the xml variable and the conversion will happen for
you automatically. Don't use java to do this.
You have a couple of options to get around this.- undeploy the entire
application, add your asset then redeploy the application.- if that
doesn't work, create a new version of your application and deploy the
new assets there.- if that doesn't work, logout, create a new server
with a new name but same host name. This will create a new local
directory for your assets. Then get your application, add the asset,
redeploy.- last but not least, create an LCA of your assets. Delete the
application (incl...
Can you debug further and take a look at what the object is that is in
your data? Sounds like instead of straight XML you're getting an object
with more than one message in it.
it should contain any error messages but is your rest call taking place
server side? i.e.: you're populating the response object and looking for
those results in your form?
If you are using 6.3 then you can use the new data feature to build this
into your form. However, if you're on 6.2 or are just more familiar with
JavaScript, then simply write an AJAX call in a client library (or in
the rules but not ideal) to make the call for you. Then use the AF API's
to update the form and form data that you need from your JSON response.
