Required fields on the custom HTML form:
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OBDocumentType
This field contains the Document Type number, not the Document Type name.
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E-Form fields
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OBBtn_Save || OBBtn_Yes
The action parameter on the form must include the path to the Web server that will be uploading the form. For example:
<form method="post" action="http://[server name]/appnet/loginformproc.aspx?>
New forms are submitted to the database using an OBBtn_Save(or OBBtn_Yes) button that saves information (E-Form fields) to the database. A new E-Form is created in the given Document Type (whose number is specified in the OBDocumentType input field), and any keyword values on the form are saved to the database. This button must be type=submit.
Either OBBtn_Save or OBBtn_Yes can be used to submit the form; both function exactly the same.
For example, if the E-Form has Custom Alpha 250, Custom Numeric 9 and Custom Currency as keywords and you want users to provide values for them in the new E-Form, then you must include an HTML Input field for each keyword. These fields allow users to enter keyword values, which will be saved in the new E-Form once it is submitted.
<INPUT type="hidden" name="OBDocumentType" value="###" /> <p> Custom Alpha 250 <input type="text" name="OBKey__155_1" size="20"></p> <p> Custom Numeric 9<input type="text" name="OBKey__125_1" size="20"></p> <p> Custom Currency <input type="text" name="OBKey__128_1" size="20"></p> <INPUT type="submit" value="Submit" name="OBBtn_Save" />