New issue
Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.
By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.
Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account
Multi-form workflow #1997
Comments
+1. A few different departments have asked if this was possible. |
@acspike Yes that would be a big one! |
+1 This would be very nice. Especially if you could assign the next form in the chain to someone or have someone review the submitted form before the next form could be completed. |
@andrewelkins This would be nice, and to consider as part of Basic Workflow (#2256). |
This came up in a discussion today, although it's not necessarily the solution that is required. For the linking back and forth, here is something that could work for simple scenarios:
In this scenario, there is no information passing (yet) from the first form to the second one. |
Another question is, if several forms are linked, how to keep track and show the user which forms have been filled out, which are required, which can be repeated, etc. We can generally describe a form grouping with a graph, including:
I can see two main approaches:
|
There is a need for a UI that shows the user what forms are involved and their status, and allows operations such as saving and submitting. We already have a feature with the wizard separate TOC that shows the status of form sections. Could we have a general form that has data that holds information about a group of forms? Idea:
Not sure it's easily doable yet. |
The following minimal communication between subforms and the master form/form group makes sense:
This would allow the master form to control whether certain subforms are available, optional, or required based on the status and data of other forms. |
Basic requirements:
See also private email.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: