Interactive Examples

Click the images below to experience a sampling of PerfectForms' capabilities. These interactive examples demonstrate a spectrum of functions in action.

 

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Interactive Examples (Click the images)
  
Description
  

 

parent form

  

This interactive example form demonstrates the following points:

  • Date and time arithmetic
  • Date and time functions (differences between dates and times in years, months, days, working days, hours, minutes, seconds)
  • Working with the Formula Editor
  • Working with Behaviors
  • Current date and current time values
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parent form

  

This interactive example demonstrates the ability to pass data between two forms (parent/child relationship).

 

 

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timer

  

A timer object can allow you to record the amount of time a user has spent within a form or just within a page on a form. A timer can also trigger an event or task to occur after a certain time interval has elapsed. The example includes:

  • Working with timer objects
  • Timer interval behaviors
  • Stopping and pausing a timer

 

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required fields

  

Making sure that required fields have been entered by a user is one of the most common requirements of a form. PerfectForms™ can ensure certain fields are completed before submitting the form and those requirements can be applied conditionally.

  • Fields that are always required
  • Fields that are required under certain circumstances (behavior driven)
  • Fields that are require depending on workflow stage and/or role
  • Field states that are conditional or role/stage dependent

 

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required fields

  

In a long survey or form you will find that form users will want to save their work on a form instance at some point and come back to it later on. In this interactive example, we accommodate this need by e-mailing a link to the user that allows them to return to their form instance.
You can incorporate more sophisticated workflow into this type of form so saving can be done up until the point that the form is ready to move to the next workflow stage. At that point, you can even block the user from making additional changes. This example includes:

  • Behaviors
  • Basic use of Notification behavior command

 

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query string

  

This interactive example includes:

  • URL parameter function within the Formula Editor
  • Setting radio button values from a querystring value
  • Conditional behavior

 

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