Part 7. Add Special Pages
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Step 1: Open the JSON Tab of the Docupace Start Screen
This tab lets you edit the underlying JavaScript code of the wizard directly. It also let you add features that cannot be added visually, yet. Currently Special Pages can be added through JSON tab, and then configured through the Wizard tab.
Adding new special pages in JSON tab
Step 2: Add Code to Create Two New Pages
Add the following code within the pages
object to create two new pages:
searchableTilesSelect
- Loads a page with the data displayed as large tiles with names and icons, where one tile can be selected and the corresponding action launched. For example, a list of vendors as tiles. In this case, it will have one tile, that launches the eSubmit widget.createWorkItem
– Creates a Work Item, passing to it the data entered in previous pages. Documents can be uploaded to the created Work Item and Work Item's ID can then be displayed in the Summary page.
"pages": { ...
"searchableTilesSelect": {
"pageName": " ",
"pageType": "searchableTilesSelect"
},
"createWorkItem": {
"pageName": "Creating Work Item...",
"pageType": "createWorkItem"
},
...
}
Step 3: Add Pages to the List in Wizard Tab
Open the Wizard tab of the Docupace Start screen. Select searchableTilesSelect
from the list and click +Add button to add the Special Page to the page tree. Also select createWorkItem
from the list and click +Add.
Adding new special pages in Wizard tab
Step 4: Fill Out the SearchableTilesSelect Page Settings
Select searchableTilesSelect
in the page tree and click Page Settings button.
Fill out the following Page settings:
Field | Description |
---|---|
Next page Note: Scroll down for additional settings. | dataEntry |
Enable Search | not selected |
Meta Field Name | PARAM.REQUESTGROUP |
Value | eSubmit Request |
Label | eSubmit Request |
Icon | assets/images/startingPoint/defaults/request_groups.png |
Page Settings for searchableTilesSelect page
Step 5: Save Your Work
Save your work and proceed to re-order pages as described in the next part.