Navigate to Administration > List Domains > FM M-to-M Converters (249).
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Make sure the Base to Base *[].FullName to *[].Promptwas copied over successfully. The value mapping #{isAllEmpty('*[].Role') ? value() : value('*[].Role') + ': ' + value()} must be included for the prompts to work.
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Configuring FM M-to-M Converters
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Verify does the list contains all required FM M-to-M Converters and are they defined properly. Add new or modify incorrect ones if necessary or ask Back Office for help.
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Click Save and Close if changes are made.
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Configuring Form Fields Groups
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Navigate to Administration > List Domains > Form Fields Groups (275).
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Form Fields Groups
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Open the Form Fields Group details screen.
In Prompt Field Name – use Prompt to show name
In Field Group Prefix table – add all Prefixes. Order them 1,2,3... to show in order. Owner[]. Identifies all owners.
In Include Fields Mask field – use “*” wildcard to include all data fields
In Exclude Fields Mask field – identify fields you would like to exclude from the Blue Arrows.
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Form Fields Groups details screen
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Click Save and Close.
Form Fields Meta (255)
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Configuring Form Fields Meta
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Navigate to Administration > List Domains > Form Fields Meta (255).
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Configuring Form Fields Meta
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For every form field, open Form Field item, select Data Element, and Form Fields Group from the dropdowns and indicate the position of the Blue Arrow from the left margin of the page in pixels.
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To include several fields, the Form Field Name can be written as a pattern, using the wildcard operators supported by Docupace.
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