You can add configuration parameters to the imagenowforms.xml file or the embedded URL. The examples that appear in the following table show a format for the configuration parameter in the XML file and in the URL.
| Config Parameter | Value | Description |
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| attachmentsActions | Any combination of the following action names separated by a comma: save, reset, print, or attachments |
Specifies the action the system performs when a user clicks the button. A button can perform multiple tasks. For example, the Attachments button can launch the attachments dialog and then save the form. The default value is attachments. Examples:
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| attachmentsBorderColor | CSS color name or an RGB value |
Specifies the border color of the Attachments button that appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. The default value is #C8C8C8. You can supply any CSS color name or RGB value recognized by the browser. For example, white, (255, 255, 255), #FFFFFF. Forms Server recognizes any three decimal values, separated with commas, as an RGB value. For example 255,255,255. Examples:
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| attachmentsColor | CSS color name or an RGB value |
Specifies the color for the Attachments button that appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. The default value is #F0F0F0. You can supply any CSS color name or RGB value recognized by the browser. For example, white, (255, 255, 255), #FFFFFF. Forms Server recognizes any three decimal values, separated with commas, as an RGB value. For example 255,255,255. Examples:
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| attachmentsMaximumCount | Any non-negative 32-bit integer |
Specifies the maximum number of files that can be attached to the form, and must be equal to, or larger than, attachmentsMinimumCount. This does not include any PDFs sent as attachments when the saveTransformAsAttachment parameter is set to true. The default is no limit. Examples:
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| attachmentsMaximumSize | Any non-negative 32-bit integer |
Specifies the maximum file size for each attachment, in kilobytes. This does not include any PDFs sent as attachments when the saveTransformAsAttachment parameter is set to true. The default is no limit. Examples:
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| attachmentsMinimumCount | Any non-negative 32-bit integer |
Specifies the minimum number of files that must be attached to submit the form, and must be equal to, or smaller than, attachmentsMaximumCount. This does not include any PDFs sent as attachments when the saveTransformAsAttachment parameter is set to true. The default is no limit. Examples:
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| attachments Position | An integer between 1 and 4 |
Specifies the placement of the button in regard to the other buttons. The first button in a row is represented by 1, while 4 represents the last. The default value is 4. Examples:
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| attachmentsText | Any text |
Specifies the text for the Attachments button that appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. Note: If you remove all text from the button,
an icon appears to represent the attachments
action.
Examples:
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| attachmentsTextColor | CSS color name or an RGB value |
Specifies the color for the text on the Attachments button that appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. The default value is #F0F0F0. You can supply any CSS color name or RGB value recognized by the browser. For example, white, (255, 255, 255), #FFFFFF. Forms Server recognizes any three decimal values, separated with commas, as an RGB value. For example 255,255,255. Examples:
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| attachmentsTooltip | Any text |
Specifies the text that appears when a user places the pointer over the Attachments button. The default value is Attachments. Examples:
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| attachmentsTypes | File type extension |
Specifies the file extensions permitted for attachments, separated by commas. Do not include a leading period. Examples:
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| attachmentsVisible |
TRUE FALSE |
Specifies if the Attachments button appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. The default value is TRUE. Examples:
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| barColor | CSS color name or an RGB value |
Specifies the color of the button bar that appears at the bottom of the form. The default color is #888888. You can supply any CSS color name or RGB value recognized by the browser. For example, white, (255, 255, 255), #FFFFFF. Forms Server recognizes any three decimal values, separated with commas, as an RGB value. For example 255,255,255. Examples:
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| displayStatus |
TRUE FALSE |
Determines whether the system displays the form information at the bottom of the screen. The default value is TRUE. Examples:
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| error | Any text |
Specifies the error message displayed when an error occurs submitting a form. Note: If the error is from the Perceptive
Content Server, the custom text from Forms Server does not
appear.
Example:
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| fullScreenSuccess |
TRUE FALSE |
Determines if the confirmation message after you submit a form is displayed on a new screen. If the value is FALSE, the message appears on the button bar of the submitted form. The default value is TRUE. Examples:
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| height | Pixels or percentage |
Supplies the height of the web application within the parent web page. You can use either pixels or percentages for the value. For pixels, an example is width=250px. For percentage, an example is height=50%25. The %25 is the URL escape code for %. Note: Scaling the application size larger can
make the buttons inaccessible outside of the viewing
area.
Examples:
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| printActions | Any combination of the following action names separated by a comma: save, reset, print, or attachments |
Specifies the action the system performs when a user clicks the button. A button can perform multiple tasks. For example, the Print button can print and then save the form. The default value is print. Examples:
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| printBorderColor | CSS color name or an RGB value |
Specifies the color for the Print button that appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. The default value is #C8C8C8. You can supply any CSS color name or RGB value recognized by the browser. For example, white, (255, 255, 255), #FFFFFF. Forms Server recognizes any three decimal values separated with commas as an RGB value. For example 255, 255, 255. Examples:
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| printColor | CSS color name or an RGB value |
Specifies the color for the Print button that appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. The default value is #F0F0F0. You can supply any CSS color name or RGB value recognized by the browser. For example, white, (255, 255, 255), #FFFFFF. Forms Server recognizes any three decimal values separated with commas as an RGB value. For example 255, 255, 255. Examples:
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| printPosition | Any integer between 1 and 4 |
Specifies the placement of the button in regard to the other buttons. The first button in a row is represented by 1, while 4 represents the last. The default value is 3. Examples:
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| printText | Any text |
Specifies the text for the Print button that appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. Note: If you remove all text from the button,
an icon appears to represent the print action.
Examples:
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| printTextColor | CSS color name or an RGB value |
Specifies the color for the text on the Print button that appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. The default value is black. You can supply any CSS color name or RGB value recognized by the browser. For example, white, (255, 255, 255), #FFFFFF. Forms Server recognizes any three decimal values separated with commas as an RGB value. For example 255, 255, 255. Examples:
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| printTooltip | Any text |
Specifies the text that appears when a user places the pointer over the Print button. The default value is Print Form. Examples:
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| printTransform |
TRUE FALSE |
Determines whether the system generates and opens a PDF in a new browser window when a user initiates a print action. Note:
Examples:
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| printVisible |
TRUE FALSE |
Specifies if the Print button appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. The default value is TRUE. Examples:
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| prompt | Any text |
Specifies the text in the message that displays when a user attempts to close the window without saving changes to a form. Note: The promptOnClose parameter must be set
to TRUE in order for the prompt parameter’s text to
display.
The default message is “The form might contain unsaved data.” Examples:
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| promptOnClose |
TRUE FALSE |
Determines whether the message from the prompt parameter appears when a user attempts to close the window without saving. The default value is FALSE. Examples:
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| redirectUrl | Any valid URL |
After a user clicks the button to save the form, this parameter specifies a URL address to redirect the user. Save must be the last action configured on the button. Note: The URL must include the “http://” or
“https://” preface. You must use encodings to escape special
characters.
Examples:
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| resetActions | Any combination of the following action names separated by a comma: save, reset, print, or attachments |
Specifies the action the system performs when a user clicks the button. A button can perform multiple tasks. For example, the Reset button can save and then reset the form. The default value is reset. Examples:
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| resetBorderColor | CSS color name or an RGB value |
Specifies the border color for the Reset button that appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. The default value is #C8C8C8. You can supply any CSS color name or RGB value recognized by the browser. For example, white, (255, 255, 255), #FFFFFF. Forms Server recognizes any three decimal values separated with commas as an RGB value. For example 255, 255, 255. Examples:
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| resetColor | CSS color name or an RGB value |
Specifies the color for the Reset button that appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. The default value is #F0F0F0. You can supply any CSS color name or RGB value recognized by the browser. For example, white, (255, 255, 255), #FFFFFF. Forms Server recognizes any three decimal values separated with commas as an RGB value. For example 255, 255, 255. Examples:
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| resetPosition | Any integer between 1 and 4 |
Specifies the placement of the button in regard to the other buttons. The first button in a row is represented by 1, while 4 represents the last. The default value is 2. Examples:
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| resetText | Any text |
Specifies the text for the Reset button that appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. Note: If you remove all text from the button,
an icon appears to represent the reset action.
Examples:
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| resetTextColor | CSS color name or an RGB value |
Specifies the color for the text on the Reset button that appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. The default value is black. You can supply any CSS color name or RGB value recognized by the browser. For example, white, (255, 255, 255), #FFFFFF. Forms Server recognizes any three decimal values separated with commas as an RGB value. For example 255, 255, 255. Examples:
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| resetTooltip | Any text |
Specifies the text that appears when a user places the pointer over the Reset button. The default value is Reset Form. Examples:
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| resetVisible |
TRUE FALSE |
Specifies if the Reset button appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. The default value is TRUE. Examples:
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| saveActions | Any combination of the following action names separated by a comma: save, reset, print, or attachments |
Specifies the action the system performs when a user clicks the button. A button can perform multiple tasks. For example, the Save button can print and then save the form. The default value is save. Examples:
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| saveBorderColor | CSS color name or an RGB value |
Specifies the color for the Save button that appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. The default value is #C8C8C8. You can supply any CSS color name or RGB value recognized by the browser. For example, white, (255, 255, 255), #FFFFFF. Forms Server recognizes any three decimal values, separated with commas, as an RGB value. For example, 255,255,255. Examples:
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| saveColor | CSS color name or an RGB value |
Specifies the color for the Save button that appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. The default value is #F0F0F0. You can supply any CSS color name or RGB value recognized by the browser. For example, white, (255, 255, 255), #FFFFFF. Forms Server recognizes any three decimal values, separated with commas, as an RGB value. For example, 255,255,255. Examples:
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| savePosition | An integer between 1 and 4 |
Specifies the placement of the button in regard to the other buttons. The first button in a row is represented by 1, while 4 represents the last. The default value is 1. Examples:
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| saveText | Any text |
Specifies the text for the Save button that appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. Note: If you remove all text from the button,
an icon appears to represent the save action.
Examples:
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| saveTextColor | CSS color name or an RGB value |
Specifies the color for the text on the Save button that appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. The default value is black. You can supply any CSS color name or RGB value recognized by the browser. For example, white, (255, 255, 255), #FFFFFF. Forms Server recognizes any three decimal values, separated with commas, as an RGB value. For example 255,255,255. Examples:
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| saveTooltip | Any text |
Specifies the text that appears when a user places the pointer over the Save button. The default value is Save Form. Examples:
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| saveTransformAsAttachment |
TRUE FALSE |
Determines whether the system sends a PDF as an attachment to Perceptive Content when a user performs a save action. Examples:
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| saveVisible |
TRUE FALSE |
Specifies if the Save button appears on the button bar at the bottom of the form. The default value is TRUE. Examples:
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| success | Any text |
Specifies the text message that displays when a form is successfully submitted. Examples:
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| width | Pixels or percentage | Specifies the width of the web application within the parent web page. You can use
either pixels or percentages for the value. For pixels, an example
is width=250px. For percentage, an example is width=50%25. The %25
is the URL escape code for %. Note: Scaling the
application size larger can make the buttons inaccessible
outside of the viewing area.
Examples:
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