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A line break looks like this in HTML: <br>.
Formatting text
Text can be styled, colored, centered, indented etc. It can even be displayed so that it reads
from right to left. See "Styling text and paragraphs" on page 407.
In all templates you can use the fonts that are provided with the Designer, as well as imported
fonts; see "Fonts" on page 419.
Capture OnTheGo
With the Designer you can create Capture OnTheGo templates. COTG templates are used to
generate forms for the Capture OnTheGo mobile application. For more information about the
application see this website: Capture OnTheGo.
COTG Forms
A Capture OnTheGo form is actually just a Web form, that you could add without a Form wizard,
but the COTG Template Wizards include the appropriate JavaScript and styles to create user-
friendly, responsive forms; see "Capture OnTheGo (COTG) templates" on page 436.
The action of the Capture OnTheGo Form element should specify a Workflow HTTP Server
Input task that receives and handles the submitted data. The action will look similiar to this:
http://192.168.175.1:8080/actionname (where actionname is the HTTP action of the HTTP
Server Input task). For more information about specifying an action, see "Adding a Form" on
page 269.
COTG Elements
There is a number of special Capture OnTheGo (COTG) elements. They can be used in a Web
context within a Form element; for a description of all COTG elements, see "COTG Elements"
on page 293.
Adding elements to a COTG Form
To add a COTG element to a Form or Fieldset, click inside the Form or Fieldset, select Insert >
COTG elements, and choose the respective element on the menu. Now you can change the
element's settings:
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