Adding an Action Button to a Page
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Action Buttons (also called Action fields) are currently the only way to perform some activity from a Docupace Start wizard. Any wizard will need at least one Action button, to allow the end-user to submit the filled-out information. However, there are many ways to use Action buttons in a wizard.
The Action Type defines the functionality of the button. Some additional field settings may be available, depending on the selected Action Type. The most versatile of these is the type Java Script Action, as it allows you to define any action by writing JavaScript code for it. The other action types can be used without programming knowledge.
There are several built-in styles that can be used for the buttons, or, alternatively, you may design your own style in the CSS and Global CSS tabs. To place a new Action Button on a page proceed as follows:
Field | Value |
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Field Label |
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Navigate only if form is valid | Selected |
Action Type | Next page |
Style | Primary |
Horizontal Alignment | Center |
Column Span | 2 |
Enabled condition |
If the result of this expression evaluates to TRUE or if this setting is left empty, the button will be enabled. |
Visibility Condition |
If the result of this expression evaluates to TRUE or if this setting is left empty, the button will be visible to the user. |
Disabled Condition |
If the result of this expression evaluates to TRUE or if this setting is left empty, the button will be disabled. |
New Line | Deselected |
Size by content | Deselected |
CSS class names | Leave empty, to keep the default styling. |