Journey Manager (JM)
The transaction engine for the platform. |
Platform Developer | 23.10This feature was updated in 23.10
Manager allows you to view all available forms, so you can easily find, manage, and update them.
To view all forms, select Forms > Forms.
Forms are shown page by page, with the maximum number of records per page configured in the users preferences.
The list displays the following details:
Form Name: a form display name, which must be unique within a specific organization for a standard form and across all organizations for a Global Form. This name is used in the long form URL - Form Friendly URL.
Organization: an organization a form is assigned to. It could be empty for a global form.
Global: a status showing with a red dot whether a form is global or not. | 23.10
This feature was introduced in 23.10
Warning
The experimental Global Forms feature has been temporarily disabled while we continue improving it. This feature will be disabled in releases starting from 24.10 and going back to 23.10.
Form Code: an alphanumeric string uniquely identifying a form across all organizations.
Current Version: a version of a form set as a default.
Form Type: a type of a form, which can be one of the following:
Release: a release of a form editor that was used to build a form.
Status: a status of a form, which can be one of the following: | 21.11
This feature was introduced in 21.11.
Active Non-Test - it's an active form except that of in Test Mode.
Active: it is in use and readily available to all users. All functionality is allowed.
Offline: it can't be used at all. No functionality is available, including DDS, Delivery and so on.
Inactive: similar to Offline.
NoRender: it doesn't allow for new or saved and resumed forms, but ongoing open sessions can be completed. DDS, submits, saves, and delivery are allowed.
Test: a status indicating whether a form is in Test Mode or not. For more information, see Configure Form Test Mode.