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- Default values entered when the form was created in the Form Designer
- Values from an XML document(s) sent in the Post request for the form or OnInit.
- URL parameters appended to the form URL via the _data URL parameter
- Values retrieved as the form loads from any Document URIs
- And finally default values set via Business Rules as the form loads and during use. See Setting default values in rules and using REST Services in Rules for further details.
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| URL Parameters | URL Parameters | nopanel | trueIf you are appending parameters to a URL, use the ? for separating the form/flow URL from the parameters and use the & to separate parameters from each other. For example, let's say you want to append the Pacific timezone parameter to the share URL of your form/flow.
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https://app.frevvo.com:443/frevvo/web/tn/mycompany/user/max/app/_N2Z-EN4ZEeSMHtcWMmyrrQ/flowtype/_Wdk4AecIEeSyBMGi6J8M3Q/popupform?_formTz=America/Los_Angeles |
Here is an example using the Raw Flow URL for the same workflow:
Add &_formTz=America/Los_Angeles after the last existing paremeter. Use the & since you are separating parameters from each other.
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https://app.frevvo.com:443/frevvo/web/tn/mycompany/user/max/app/_N2Z-EN4ZEeSMHtcWMmyrrQ/flowtype/_Wdk4AecIEeSyBMGi6J8M3Q?_method=post&embed=true&_formTz=America/Los_Angeles |
Form fields can be initialized directly from the form's HTTP URL. You can do this by using the special (reserverd) URL parameter called _data. Below is an example of a form initialized via _data. The syntax for _data is based on Rison. This form was initialized by appending the following to the URL from the form's Share Email/Web Page link URL.
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?_data=(EMail2787:'joe@gmail.com',Name:'Joe',Desc:'Please send details',Q:'20') |
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Form B's from schema document is in the same namespace as form A's since we added the same XSD data source to both. So the values entered into form A's fields will be used as an initial instance document to initialize form B's fields. Refer to Multi page forms for the details about posting data between forms using Form Action wizards.
See default field values to understand the precedence that XML documents sent in the Post request to form B take over the other possible methods of defaulting form field values.
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