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Docupace Start configuration tool allows to change settings for each of the wizard pages.
To configure a page, proceed as follows:
Step 1: Change the Page Settings
Step | Result | |
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1 | Open the Wizard tab of the Docupace Start screen, click on the name of the page in the Pages Tree and click the Page Settings button. | |
2 | Change the following Page settings: | |
Setting | Description | |
3 | Next page | The next page in the navigation order of pages. Unless configured otherwise by use of skipTo special page or by transition conditions. |
4 | Transitions | Transitions allow to configure conditions, that decide, which page will be opened next. You can have multiple conditions with different page IDs. Conditions will be checked one by one in the order as they appear. First condition which is evaluated to TRUE, defines the page that will open next. |
5 | Transition name | A name, used to refer to this specific transition. |
6 | Transition rules | Click +Add at the bottom of this section to create several conditions. |
7 | Page ID | Name of the page that will open, if the condition below evaluates to TRUE. |
8 | Condition | Boolean JavaScript expression. |
9 | Page Tasks | Actions that will be performed when the page is opened. This may pull data into the wizard or perform additional validations. To create several blocks of actions, click +Add at the bottom of this section. |
10 | Task Type | JsAction is currently the only available type. |
11 | Code | JS code that will be performed when the page is opened. |
12 | Enabled condition | Boolean JavaScript expression.
Warning: Currently, a disabled page can be navigated to if Next Page Action button is used in the wizard. In such case, the page will appear empty to the user. Make sure to test your wizard with different values, to avoid situations, where the user is stuck on a disabled page. Correct page navigation logic accordingly. |
13 | Enable in-page section based navigation | Select this checkbox, to show a navigation panel on this page. |
14 | Navigation panel layout | If Navigation panel is enabled, then there are two ways, how to display it to end-users. |
15 | Show in navigation panel | Boolean JavaScript expression. If the result evaluates to TRUE, the page will be shown in the navigation panel. |
16 | Navigation panel label | A name used for the page in the navigation panel. If this field is left empty, by default Page name will appear in the navigation panel. |
17 | Read-only condition | Boolean JavaScript expression. If the result evaluates to TRUE, the page will be shown, but all fields will appear as read-only. Otherwise, the page will be editable by the user. |
18 | Save your work and close the widget. |