form
This component contains 11 more components:
These extra components allow for the easy input and collection of data. Using forms, records in a database can be created, updated, or deleted based on user input information. For more information about how to create a form, view the Forms step-by-step.
Some properties are common to all components, see Common component properties for a list and their configuration options.
The core structure includes: instanceId and in options: children
Other options:
In options:
isDiscardChangesAlertEnabled - The boolean value - when true the modal window preventing accidental deletion of your data without saving will pop up.
isDiscardChangesAlertEnabled - needs to be set to false when submit-form or execute-entity action has property goBack set to previous.
Form for creating a record
Here is an example of a form for creating records in the database. See submit-form for information on how to create a record.
Examples:
See the full example using dynamic data in GitHub.
Form for updating records
This example shows you how we can update existing records from our database. Notice that we added here a new variable called initialValue: with this variable, we load the data that we have stored in the database and change it. See submit-form for information on how to update a record.
Examples: See the full example using dynamic data in GitHub.
Datasource: See the full datasource for dynamic data in GitHub.
Form with section and field-row
This example showing to you how you can format your form with sections and field-row.
Examples:
See the full example using dynamic data in GitHub.
