Submit component
in Common Forms

creates a possibility to submit a form

  • send forms or go to next page
  • different styles
  • different alignment

The Submit component is used to submit a Form and send it via Email, or to go to the next page of a longer Form. There are different button stylings and alignments to adapt its appearance and also different constraint options.

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Introduction

The Submit component is used to send Forms via Email or move to the next page of a longer Form. Different constraints can be configured for this component and additionally you can choose between 3 button styles and alignments.

Form: Action Type

Please note, that depending on what Action Type is set in the Form component, the Submit component will perform different actions. If the Action Type is set to Next Step, clicking on a Submit button will lead to another Form. If the Action Type is set to Internal And External Mail, clicking on the Submit button will send the Form via Email.

Glossary:

Example:

Display in Form Reference

Display in Modal Overlay

Display & Usage

Button Style

There are three different Button Styles available:

Orange

An orange button.

Blue

A blue button.

Outline

An outline button.

Component settings

The Submit component is available in the Common Forms component group in a Modal Content template.

tab: General

In the General tab, names and labels are set up.

tab: Constraints

Common Form Constraints element to restrict the display of the component (via Expressions) and to set the Mandatory Type.

tab: Styling

In the Styling tab, besides the Style (width) of the component, additional Button Styles, as well as, Horizontal and Vertical Alignment are defined.

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