Access multi-presentations in a single form of Process Cloud.

Introduction

In this blog I will be explaining about accessing multi forms in a single form of PCS.

Main Article

Consider a scenario where there are multiple forms, and you want to access them or have them displayed in a step-by-step fashion.

To achieve this, you need to drop train component from the Basic palate to the form you have created.

Once you drop it follow the below steps:

1. Fill the details as below

2. Provide the form names in the option names and same in the values.

3. Click on the events and choose On Change event.

4. Design the condition as below, where a check would be performed on the flow.

In this case we are checking if the name of the flow is approve or not.

If the condition is met the page is going to get transferred to new form chosen.

Click on OK

Go to the preview section.

As you could see in below screen shot the default page is details page.

Once I click on the approve button, a new form will get loaded.

Hope you have liked my article.

Do let me know in the comments on the topics you want to explore in process cloud.

Make sure you drop a comment if you find the post useful.

- Preetham Konjeti

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