Using Forms
1 min
a form is a graphical view of record and field information on a form, each field is represented by a field control and often a label forms can also have other components, such as images, to enhance their usability forms are used to collect object data for storage and retrieval for use in dashboards, layouts, and reports includes several default forms designed for common business needs you can use these forms (including editing and deleting), or create your own using the form editor you can define a style for the overall form when creating or modifying a form styles applied to specific controls in the form supersede styles applied to the entire form forms are found within each business object, under the forms tab to view a form from the configuration console, click build > business objects open a business object select the forms tab a list of forms for that business object appear for example, the change business object has the following forms forms for the change business object creating a form docid\ jylkxqcbbnayk66grc2tyadding fields with multiple choices (radio buttons) docid 5qjk0zjxtc2cweov v8rduplicating a form docid\ endtob kpumnjchnrgjxkcustomizing a form with images docid\ uhy5xs2tmjqqmaerjfr5gusing expressions as filters on a form docid\ m3aktjinwgbd112fbjblolocalizing a form docid\ dhlkao9rrbcnribc5cz4tdeleting a form docid\ jypvjnersyxgx0paxmgnlabout form controls docid\ wr63dc02iaz9cj9mnfp gabout the "other" form controls docid\ fxfq9thrwzirenpi8ygnpadding related business object lists to a form docid\ obphkbk1hrnyyvf75doyuabout the tab order on a form docid 2rpye0 ysfocnb79zq8marequest form examples docid 0vguqrr2hopplm1ijfb
