Click the Function Triggers tab to view all configured triggers for this Transact function.
The list displays the following details:
Function Trigger: a name of a trigger, which can be one of the following:
Form Open is called when new form transaction is created by Manager, immaculately before it is rendered to the browser.
Form Resume is called by Manager when a saved form transaction is resumed, immediately before it is rendered to the browser.
Form Save Challenge is called when a save challenge is performed.
Form Update is called when the form makes an background update operation in a browser.
Form Ineligible is called when the form determines the user is ineligible to complete the application.
Form Function is called by Maestro form business rule scripts generally to get dynamic data from the server and perform any transaction updates.
User Save is called when the user explicitly saves and closes the form in a browser.
User Submit is called when the user explicitly submits a completed form application in a browser.
User Cancel is called when the user explicitly cancels and closes a form application in a browser.
Background Delivery is called to run a Delivery Function in a background, for example, when the user submits a form but the PDF receipt document will not be available yet. For more information, see Delivery Function.
Sequence: an order that functions with the same trigger are executed.
Form: a name of a form where the trigger is used.
Click a trigger name, for example, Form Open, to view and edit its configuration.
Select a trigger from the Trigger dropdown list to define when a Transact function is called. For more information, see Function Triggers.
Select a function, which is invoked on the form trigger event, from the Function dropdown list.
Specify the sequence order in which Transact functions with the same trigger are called.
Click Save to update the changes.
Click on a form link to view and edit its configuration.Edit a form which uses this Transact function trigger in the new window. For more information on form functions, see Form Functions Quick Start.