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Submit URL: enter the URL where the form data should be sent. The URL should
be a server-side script that can accept COTG Form data.
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The Title and the Logo that you choose will be displayed at the top of the Form.
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Colors: Click the colored square to open the Color Picker dialog (see "Color
Picker" on page593) and pick a color, or enter a valid hexadecimal color code (see
w3school's color picker) for the page background color.
Do the same for the background color of the navigation bar at the top and for the
buttons on the Form.
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Click Next to go to the next settings page if there is one.
5.
Click Finish to create the template.
The Wizard creates:
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A Web context with one web page template (also called a section) in it. The web page
contains an 'off-canvas' Div element, Header, a Section and a Footer element with
dummy text, and depending on the type of web page, a navigation bar, button and/or
Form elements.
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Style sheets and JavaScript files related to the COTG form itself and others related to
the Foundation framework (see above). The style sheets can be found in the Stylesheets
folder on the Resources pane. The JavaScript files are located in the JavaScript folder on
the Resources pane.
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A collection of snippets in the Snippets folder on the Resources pane. The snippets
contain ready-to-use parts to build the web form. Double-click to open them. See
"Snippets" on page486 and "Loading a snippet via a script" on page568 for information
about using Snippets.
The Wizard opens the Web section, so that you can fill the Capture OnTheGo form.
6. Make sure to set the action and method of the form: select the form and then enter the
action and method on the Attributes pane.
The action of a Capture OnTheGo form should specify the Workflow HTTP Server Input task
that receives and handles the submitted data. The action will look like this:
http://127.0.0.1:8080/action (8080 is Workflow's default port number; 'action' should be
replaced by the HTTP action of that particular HTTP Server Input task).
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