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titlePrevious step
Make sure that you have first completed the previous tutorial - Designing a New App

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  1. In the App design page, click on the the Create New Form button  button along the top.
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  2. Key in the details of the new form.

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    Form ID: A short and unique ID for each form (no spaces) e.g. travelRequestForm
    Form Name: A descriptive name e.g.
    NameDescription
    Form ID

    Unique ID to represent this entity.

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    titleNaming convention

    A standard naming convention is highly recommended to be used across the development of your App to maintain consistency and ease maintenance works.

    Camel case naming convention is recommended for this field.

    Example: travelRequestForm

    Warning
    titleReserved IDs

    Do not use the following reserved IDs as ID of Form, Section and Field. "appId, appVersion, version, userviewId, menuId, key, embed".

    Form Name

    Name to represent this entity.

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    titleExample

    Travel Request Form

    Table Name
    :

    The database table name to store the form data.

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    titleNaming convention

    As the table name is related to the database, we highly recommend the use of database naming conventions, e.g. travel_requests

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    Tip

    Note that different forms can share data by pointing to the same table name.


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    DescriptionEntity description.
    Duplicate form settings and elements fromWith the above information filled up, one can choose to clone the design from existing Form entity.

                                                                 

  3. Click on Save to Click on Save to save the form and launch the the Form Builder in a  in a new window. If your browser blocks the popup, click on the form name to launch it.
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  4. The first step in the Form Builder is the the Design Form page page. On the the left is the palette containing available  is the palette containing available form elements. In the the middle is the  is the canvas containing  containing one or more more sections, and each section may contain one or more columns.
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  5. When you mouseover a section header (or any form element), buttons appear giving you options.
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  6. Click on on Edit Section. This opens a Property Editor showing  showing properties that you can modify. Each form element has different properties that can be configured.
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  7. Click on the the OK at  at the bottom to save the property changes.

  8. You can add sections using using Add Section, and move sections around by dragging.

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  10. Hover any form element to see the the Edit and  and Delete options options. Click on Edit to modify the form element properties.
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  11. At any time, you may preview the form by clicking on the large large Preview button  button at the top.

  12. Once you have finished designing the form, click on the large large Save button  button at the top and you will receive confirmation that the form is saved. You may then continue to design the form, or close the Form Builder window.