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Add a URL for an E-Form

Last updated 23/01/2024

To add a URL you will need to be logged in as a Developer or Control user. An action is attached to a URL and this action will then be available to a Public user.

In the AIS application, a submission URL will be created that references the Submissions form. When the URL is provided to the users, they can add a submission and add attachments without having to log into the AIS application, as they will be a Public user.

To test the Submissions e-form, you will need to deploy the AIS application to the Development environment and in the URL add
/url/submission
after the host name in the address bar.
Prerequisite: Signed in as Administrator or Control user.

1. Click Applications in the menu.


Applications menu item
Figure 1 - Applications menu item

2. Select the AIS record in the list.

3. Click the Manage button in the form app bar.


Manage button
Figure 2 - Manage button

4. Click Setup in the menu.

5. Click URLs in the sub-menu.


URLs menu item
Figure 3 - URLs menu item

Add the Submission URL

1. Click the Add Item button.

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It is recommended to just use lower case in the URL field!

2. Type submission in the URL field.

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submission will be used in the URL link.

3. Click the lookup icon in the Action field and select Submissions (Form).

4. Optional: Click the lookup icon in the Theme field and select a theme.

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The theme can be the same as your application or you can create a different theme in Five's Theme Editor.

Add the submission URL
Figure 4 - Add the submission URL

5. Click the Save button in the form app bar.


Save button
Figure 5 - Save button

How to Test Your Submission URL

1. Click the Deploy to Development button.


Deploy to Development button
Figure 6 - Deploy to Development button

2. In the URL address bar, if there is any text trailing the domain name, delete it.

3. Add /url/submission.

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This is the URL link you would provide your users.

URL link
Figure 7 - URL link

4. Press Enter/Return.

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A user can now submit a Submissions form without having to log into the AIS application.

Public Submissions e-form
Figure 8 - Public Submissions e-form