Adding User-Defined Fields (UDFs) to Forms

 

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The following table lists the templates with forms and the tables that are updated as part of the submission process.

Table

Template with Form

SO_ShipToAddress

ship_to.htm

IT_ShoppingCartItemsSelected

Products_nt2_single.htm

Products_nt2_single2.htm

Products_nt2_multi.htm

Products_nt2_multi2.htm

Products_no_tree.htm

Products_dtl_form2.htm

Products_dtl.htm

SC_STEP1.HTM

Submit_So.htm

AddItems.htm

IT_ShoppingCartHeader

SC_STEP2.HTM

SC_STEP2_NO_SHOP.HTM

submit_so.htm

IT_ShoppingCartDetail

SC_Step1.htm

Submit_So.htm

IT_UIDCustomerChange

Customer.htm

Profile.htm

Uid.htm

When you add a UDF to a form, only the column name is used for the form object name, but the column name and table name are needed in the token to set the initial value.  For example:

<input type="text" name="MyUDF" value="~~IT_ ShoppingCartItemsSelected.MyUDF$~~" size="31" maxlength="30">

For more information about using UDFs for form submissions, refer to the following sections:

Expand or collapse item  Requiring a User to Set a Value

 

Expand or collapse item  Setting Check Boxes

 

Expand or collapse item  Setting Drop Boxes

 

Expand or collapse item  Adding Remarks

 

Expand or collapse item  Using JavaScripts

 

Expand or collapse item  Examples for Adding UDFs

 

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