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IBM Workplace Forms: Guide to Building and Integrating a Sample Workplace Forms Application
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IBM Workplace Forms: Guide to Building and Integrating a Sample Workplace Forms Application

by Bernd Beilke, Cayce Marston, Kioko Mwosa, George Poirier, Andreas A. Richter, Deanna Drschiwiski, John Bergland, Yves Bollanga
July 2006
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
356 pages
10h 31m
English
IBM Redbooks
Content preview from IBM Workplace Forms: Guide to Building and Integrating a Sample Workplace Forms Application
Chapter 4. Building the base scenario: Stage 1 95
4.6.3 Adding a Submit button
To add user-triggered actions to your XFDL form, you can add buttons to it that can execute a
broad range of actions, as listed in Table 4-2.
Table 4-2 Actions of buttons within XFDL
You can place buttons both in the form and in the form’s toolbar. Buttons placed in the toolbar
are fully functional, but are not printed as part of the form. Placing eForm-only items, such as
e-mail, print, or next page buttons, in a toolbar, allows your form to function as an eForm and
a paper form.
To create a Submit button as in our example, do the following steps:
1. Create a button and ...
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