Difference between revisions of "Prefill Form Fields"
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https://<i>domain</i>/networking/servicedesk/index.jsp?applicationId=<i>appID</i>#_<i>objectName</i>/new<br> /_form_title=<i>formTitle</i>/<i>fieldName</i>=<i>value</i>/...</tt> | https://<i>domain</i>/networking/servicedesk/index.jsp?applicationId=<i>appID</i>#_<i>objectName</i>/new<br> /_form_title=<i>formTitle</i>/<i>fieldName</i>=<i>value</i>/...</tt> | ||
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:* ''<tt>domain</tt>'' - The domain used to access the platform. | :* ''<tt>domain</tt>'' - The domain used to access the platform. | ||
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:This HTML code displays a "Click here" link in a JSP page. When clicked, the user is directed to a form that has two fields pre-filled. | :This HTML code displays a "Click here" link in a JSP page. When clicked, the user is directed to a form that has two fields pre-filled. | ||
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https://<b>mycompany.com</b>/networking/servicedesk/index.jsp?applicationId=<b>123456789</b>#_<b>objectName</b>/new<br> /_form_title=<b>formTitle</b>/<b>fieldName1</b>=<b>value1</b>/<b>fieldName2</b>=<b>value1</b></tt> | https://<b>mycompany.com</b>/networking/servicedesk/index.jsp?applicationId=<b>123456789</b>#_<b>objectName</b>/new<br> /_form_title=<b>formTitle</b>/<b>fieldName1</b>=<b>value1</b>/<b>fieldName2</b>=<b>value1</b></tt> | ||
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::* ''domain'' = <tt>mycompany.com</tt> | ::* ''domain'' = <tt>mycompany.com</tt> | ||
Revision as of 22:26, 30 July 2013
You can add a record to a take a registered platform user to a Form that has select fields pre-filled with default data.
- Syntax
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https://domain/networking/servicedesk/index.jsp?applicationId=appID#_objectName/new
/_form_title=formTitle/fieldName=value/...
where:
- domain - The domain used to access the platform.
- appID - The application ID, taken from the Application Properties.
- objectName - The name of the Object, taken from the Object Information section of the Object Properties.
- formTitle - The name of the form, taken from the Form Properties.
- fieldName - The name of a Field that is displayed in the form.
- value - The value to pre-fill.
- Example
- This HTML code displays a "Click here" link in a JSP page. When clicked, the user is directed to a form that has two fields pre-filled.
-
https://mycompany.com/networking/servicedesk/index.jsp?applicationId=123456789#_objectName/new
/_form_title=formTitle/fieldName1=value1/fieldName2=value1
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https://mycompany.com/networking/servicedesk/index.jsp?applicationId=123456789#_objectName/new
- In this example:
- domain = mycompany.com
- appID = 123456789
- objectName = xx
- formTitle = xx
- field #1 = xx, prefill value = xx
- field #2 = xx, prefill value = xx
- Considerations
-
- Only fields included in the form can be pre-filled. (Note that you can include hidden fields in a form, in order to include data that isn't immediately visible to the user.)
- For all parameter values, use "+" in place of a space.
Example: 217 Jason Street becomes: 217+Jason+Street - Parameters must be specified in the order shown, separated by a slash ("/")
- If a data value includes a "/", encode it using %2F.
Example: either/or becomes: either%2For
- Supported Fields
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- BOOLEAN (value should be either 1 or 0 )
- CURRENCY
- DOUBLE
- GLOBAL_PICK_LIST
- NUMBER
- PERCENT
- PHONE
- PICK_LIST
- RADIO_BUTTON
- TEXT_FIELD
- TEXT_AREA
- TIME