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 The CP/Form Service allows for the creation of Shared Form View data using an object oriented interface. 
 
-TIP: Note this requires PHP >= 7.1
 
 ## Usage
 
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 # Shared Form View
 
+TIP: Note. You can also build out control panel views [with objects using the CP form service](development/services/cp-form.md)
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 ExpressionEngine's control panel markup is very modular and consistent. Because of that, we were able to abstract out the creation of most form views to a single view file to save repeating ourselves and keeping our form markup maintainable. This view is also available to add-on developers and is recommended for built-in support for form validation.
 
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 ## Getting started
 
 The concept is quite familiar. In an ExpressionEngine controller file, we will create a variable and pass it to a view. The variable will be a specifically-structured array that will describe the layout and contents of our form.