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Idegar Posts: 6
10/4/2022
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If I have a templet form within a tab container, is there a way to add the same templet form to a new tab if the user pushes a button? Currently using Decisions 6.
edited by Idegar on 10/5/2022
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sean.hall@decisions.com Administrator Posts: 7
10/5/2022
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Hello,
From what I understand you are asking to either populate an empty tab or overwrite an existing tab with a designer template. There is no flow or Button action you can create that will modify the construction of a form at runtime. If the form components/form don't already exist in the tab you cannot add them from a flow.
An alternative would be Visibility Rules. If you already put the content you want in the second tab you can configure a rule that allows a user to hide or show the tab by interacting with a form control. The following documentation will walk you through this process. https://documentation.decisions.com/v6/docs/hiding-tabs-on-a-tab-container
Does this answer your question or did I misunderstand?
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Idegar Posts: 6
10/10/2022
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Hi Sean,
Thanks for your response. I'm trying to give the user multiple forms to fill out if they add a tab for an initial form. It's not known how many, of the same form, they will want to fill out. So if they start with a form and want to add another form, that has the same fields, they can just push an add button and a new tab will appear with the same fields but unfilled. Your suggestion of hiding the tabs is good but it is not known how many forms the user will add.
Best regards,
Idegar
sean.hall@decisions.com wrote:
Hello,
From what I understand you are asking to either populate an empty tab or overwrite an existing tab with a designer template. There is no flow or Button action you can create that will modify the construction of a form at runtime. If the form components/form don't already exist in the tab you cannot add them from a flow.
An alternative would be Visibility Rules. If you already put the content you want in the second tab you can configure a rule that allows a user to hide or show the tab by interacting with a form control. The following documentation will walk you through this process. https://documentation.decisions.com/v6/docs/hiding-tabs-on-a-tab-container
Does this answer your question or did I misunderstand?
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