Forms can perform calculations for users, known as actions. These functions makes it faster and easier for users to fill in forms that require calculations.

In this example, a action is set so that if one field in the group is completed, the user must fill in all fields. An IfThenElse action is used on each of the fields so if one of the fields is filled in, the remaining fields become mandatory.

In this example, an XPath expression is used to automatically duplicate the shipping address as the billing address. This example requires the use of the AdvancedIBM® Forms Designer perspective.

Forms can perform calculations for users, known as actions. These functions makes it faster and easier for users to fill in forms that require calculations.

In this example, an XPath expression is used to automatically duplicate the shipping address as the billing address. This example requires the use of the AdvancedIBM® Forms Designer perspective.

In this example, a action is set so that if one field in the group is completed, the user must fill in all fields. An IfThenElse action is used on each of the fields so if one of the fields is filled in, the remaining fields become mandatory.

Describes how to trigger a compute when the user clicks a page flip button while completing a form displayed in Lotus Forms Server Webform Server 3.0 or earlier. This practice does not apply to forms created for Webform Server 3.5 or later.

You should restrict or eliminate the use of action items in Webform Server forms, and ensure that you test all actions thoroughly. Webform Server instructs the browser to automatically refresh a form whenever user input results in certain changes to the form (for example, layout changes). As a ...

When using XForms, you can reduce the form’s load and run time, as well as its memory usage, by nesting actions that are triggered by the same event. Furthermore, nesting actions ensures that they run in the order specified by the form designer. When the form is opened, the parser traverses the ...