I have form that attaches the full pdf to an outgoing email when the 'Submit' button is selected. By default attachment is name of the form. I want to rename the attachment.
I am using AEM 6.3 Designer.
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Background: I want to make a form in SharePoint for the user to submit vendor information. They fill out the form and attach a document with products and pricing. I can't figure out how to make a form that I can publish to SharePoint to do this. When I use InfoPath's file attachment it fails to publish. I tried using info from this link here but I'm not sure that it's actually a SharePoint form instead of a standard form.
My solution doesn't need to use the attachment I just want users to be able to easily submit the form with the attachment at the same time.
P.s. Sorry if my question is bad. First time using SharePoint, InfoPath, and posting here. Thanks in advance.
Any list that supports attachments should allow you to add an InfoPath form control for that field which will allow the users to add the attachment as part of the form submittal.
PDF documents are uploaded by the dealers to the site. There is no standard whatsoever to these documents. We want to present editable PDF forms to the users which later can be saved in the system after user filled up/edited data in these sheets. I am able to read the pdf, populate it whatever fields can be pre-populated, and also render the editable PDF to the browser. Problem is pdf does not have any Submit button and as much as I know, this can be added only by opening the pdf in acrobat.
I tried
rendering the pdf in iframe and a submit button in different frame (as much as foolish it was)
Converting the read pdf as Text and presenting all the form fields as HTML fields to user but got stuck on anything other than input type text (no way to identify if it is checkbox, radio etc)
You have to create the PDF templates with the Submit button included. You'll need to create the PDF using a full copy of Adobe Acrobat, not the reader. You can't edit with the reader. You'll also have to learn how to write JavaScript inside of Acrobat in order to do validation and small interactions in the PDF if needed.
You're not going to save a copy of the populated PDF, you're going to save the data that was submitted via the PDF form. You can then populate the file for printing, if that's what they want, but the submit button will be part of the PDF that's printed.
When you need to use a PDF form, just link to it in the browser. When you submit the PDF form, the processing CFM will redirect to the next page in the workflow. We include a cross-site request forgery token as part of the PDF form data for security. If we don't get the token as part of the FORM scoped data, then we don't process it.
We have a mix of HTML and PDF forms. Generally, our clients hand us existing documents that they want converted for the web. In some cases, we create HTML forms, in others, they prefer we keep the formatting of the document so we use PDFs. You can't dynamically convert the PDFs to HTML forms, you'll have to have someone do that manually to ensure the correct form controls are used (and populated) throughout the form.
I want to change to Ribbon of the RTE Field which is shown in the send mail action on a webforms form. I found an item in the core database /sitecore/system/Settings/Html Editor Profiles/Rich Text Mail, but this profile doesn't seem to be used for the send mail action. I also found (using fiddler) that the following xml control is used: Sendmail.Editor but don't know if this has something to do with the ribbon.
Basicly I want to be able to offer our customer more functionality in the RTE field of the send mail action and don't know how this is done.
using:
[assembly: AssemblyDescription("Sitecore Web Forms for Marketers Library")]
[assembly: AssemblyFileVersion("2.1.0.3458")]
[assembly: AssemblyInformationalVersion("2.1.0 rev. 100920")]
You can update the RTE profile that is used for any RTE field by specifying the path of the profile in the source field of the template.
We have setup a webform using webform for marketer module in sitecore.
Using this module, we are creating web forms where users can fill details and submit the form. On submit, we can do actions such as storing in database, send email etc.
Now we were able to creat such form using webform for marketer module in sitecore. Now the problem is when user fill the form and hit submit button, instead of posting this action to the page, request is getting redirected to layout in sitecore. This is a same layout we are using to resolve the page on backend.
I have found solution on this link.
http://sdn.sitecore.net/SDN5/Forum/ShowPost.aspx?postid=37264
For some reason App_Browser folder was missing from site. Once i put that folder in. It started working.
Also, i was reading on sitecore sdn site that, in 6.4.1 version, they are removing need for App_Browser
I'm using Sitecore version 6.4.1
I have a scheduled task that sends notification mail to content approver and I want to provide a url link to Workbox in the email. Could someone tell me how the workbox URL looks.
You can login to Sitecore backend in Content Editor mode, and switch the bottom tab to Workbox. The URL string in the browser will change to what you need.
It contains a number of query string parameters. You can play with them finding out how each combination influences the Workbox appearance.