Actions of type Change form values allow to change values of form elements of the submitted form even afterwards. CONTENTS |
Parameters
Form values
Lets you define a new value for each form field. Click on the plus button to add a new entry. Each entry consist of two columns:
- Form field
- The name of the form field to change..
- New value
- The new value for the form field. You can use either placeholder placeholder variables, or enter the new value directly.
Number of repetitions
8.2.0
Lets you change the number of repetitions of repeated form fields, containers, or fieldsets. Click on the plus button to add a new entry. Each entry consist of two columns:
- Form field
- The name of a repeated form field, container, or fieldset.
- Number of repetitions
- The new number of repetitions. Must be a valid number. Invalid number are ignored. You can use either placeholder placeholder variables, or enter the new value directly.
When the new number of repetitions is less than the current number of repetitions, repetitions and their values are deleted. When the new number of repetitions is greater than the current number of repetitions, new empty repetitions are added.
This option can be used in combination with loops to change the values of repeated elements.
Action variables
Actions of type Change form values provide Action variables which can be used in subsequent actions.
Standard action variables
- [%$<action name>.SUCCESS%]
- Return whether action was successfully executed. Returns Boolean (true/false).
- [%$<action name>.RESULT%]
- Return all results provided by the action in structured form.
- [%$<action name>.ERROR_CODE%]
- The error code thrown in case of an error in the action. Empty if no error occurred.
- [%$<action name>.ERROR_MESSAGE%]
- The thrown error message in the action's error case. Empty if no error occurred.
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