Forms Startup Bundle
  • 06 Jul 2023
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Overview

The accelerator project consists of a collection of common forms designed to facilitate easy construction and implementation of logic in various projects. These Forms adhere to UI standards and incorporate best practices. They encompass eight different use cases and are available in both regular and Simple Forms.

These Forms do not include any pre-applied CSS styling. This enables users to freely copy and integrate the Forms into existing applications or build upon them according to their specific needs. By offering a clean slate in terms of styling, the Forms provide flexibility and customization options to suit individual project requirements.


Forms with Active Form Flows

In this build, there are several forms that incorporate a system for transferring data between forms, which affects the visibility and interactivity of the forms.

Email and Password Form

This Form includes fields for users to input their email addresses and confirmation emails, which are displayed as masked text boxes. One of the Active Form Flows (AFFs) verifies that the entered email addresses match. If they don't, a validation message is shown on the email fields. Similarly, the Form includes two password fields with a corresponding AFF that ensures the passwords match. If they don't match, a validation message is added to the password fields.

Data Grid Parent and Child Form

This Form presents information using two advanced data grids. The left grid displays parent information (e.g., groups in the provided example), while the right grid shows the child grid, which represents accounts in our specific case. The incorporated AFF updates the list of accounts on the child grid based on the selected group in the parent grid.


Included Form Use Cases

Form NameAvailable as a Simple Form?Screenshot
Approve/Reject FormYes
Confirmation Message FormYes
Data Repeater FormYes
Document ViewerYes
Email and Password FormYes
Message End FormYes
Parent-Child FormYes
Property Wizard FormNo

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