Integration
The following URL patterns are followed:
- Summary page:
/fr/orbeon/builder/summary - New empty form definition:
/fr/orbeon/builder/new - Edit existing form definition:
/fr/orbeon/builder/edit/[FORM_ID]
NOTE: All paths above are relative to the deployment context, e.g the actual URLs start with
http://localhost:8080/orbeon/fr/...[SINCE Orbeon Forms 4.10]
When navigating to
/fr/orbeon/builder/new, Form Builder picks as default form language the language of the Form Builder user interface. For example, if the Form Builder language is English, by default the new form's language is set to English as well.You can override this default by specifying the
fb-language URL parameter (not to be confused with fr-language). For example this sets the language of the form to Italian:/fr/orbeon/builder/new?fb-language=it
[SINCE Orbeon Forms 4.10]
When navigating to
/fr/orbeon/builder/new, Form Builder usually presents the user with the New Form dialog, which asks for at least an app and form name.
New Form Dialog
It is possible to bypass that dialog by providing the following URL parameters:
fr-app: requested app namefr-form: requested form namefr-title: requested form titlefr-description: requested form description
The dialog is actually bypassed only if the values passed are valid, specifically:
fr-app- must be non-blank and only contain ASCII letters, digits, "-" or "_"
- if Form Builder permission are enabled, the app name must be allowed by those permissions (see Form Builder Permissions)
fr-form- must be non-blank and only contain ASCII letters, digits, "-" or "_"
In case the app and/or form name are missing or invalid, Form Builder presents the user with the New Form dialog. For example, with the following path:
/fr/orbeon/builder/new?fr-app=acme&fr-form=o/rder&fr-title=This+is+a+wonderful+form!
New Form Dialog with Error