Confirmation component
(aka Thank You Page)
in Common Forms
used to create the Thank You Page after form submission
The Confirmation component is used to create the Thank You Page that is loaded upon form submission. It consists of text elements, an image and a close button.
Introduction
The Confirmation component is used to create the Thank You Page that is loaded after submitting a form. It's purpose is to tell the portal user that the form was sent and provides the opportunity to close the Modal Overlay. If the component is used in a Form Reference component, no Close button must be added.
In is usually set up as a single component in a Modal Content Page and must be refereced to in the Form component of the original form (for which it provides the thank you page).
Glossary:
Example:
Display in Form Reference
Thank you for your message!
We will deal with your request immediately and get back to you as soon as possible.
Display in Modal Overlay
Display & Usage
The Thank You Page is loaded upon form submission. If a Close Button Label is defined, it can be close therewith. Alternatively, the default Close X in the top right corner of the Modal Overlay can be used.
If used in a Form Reference component, no Close Button Label must be defined, as there is nothing to close.
The component consists of the following elements:
Set-up
It is not necessary to set up a Thank You Page for every created form. It can be referenced to many forms, as the confirmation or thank you text is identical.
Modal Content Page set-up
Unlike most other Common Form components in Modal Content Pages, the Confirmation component is not placed inside a Form component as there is nothing to submit. It's only purpose is to give a submission confirmation. Therefore, simply create a Modal Content Page and place the component as single component on it.
Component settings
The Confirmation component is available in the Common Forms component group in a Modal Content template. It is usually placed as a single component in the template.
tab: General
In the only tab, General, all labels and the image are defined.
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