Invokinf VisualFormatter on on Submit form

GarethM

Hi

Has anybody tried to invoke VisualFormat on the Workflow submit form on platform Teamsite 6.5 SP3 Windows.

Here is my code -

for (my $i=0; $i<@submit_file; ++$i)
{
TAG_info(
"Email_message_$i" =>
[ html => "Email Message:  $submit_file[$i]
".
"".
"<script language='JavaScript1.2'>".
"eWebEditPro.create('Description', '95%', '220'); </script>".
"
 ",
error_msg => 'Enter a submit comment for this file.',
is_required => 'false',
label => '',
],
);
}

But there is an error on the form stating -

Unable to find content field (typically a hidden field) within a form.
Please check the following:
Form tag is required
Content field is required and must match the name specified when creating the editor
Content field must be declared prior to creating the editor
Name specified: Description

Any ideas?

Thanks

Adam Stoller

Hi Has anybody tried to invoke VisualFormat on the Workflow submit form on platform Teamsite 6.5 SP3 Windows. Here is my code - [html] for (my $i=0; $i<@submit_file; ++$i) { TAG_info( "Email_message_$i" => [ html => "Email Message:  $submit_file[$i] ". "". "<script language='JavaScript1.2'>". "eWebEditPro.create('Description', '95%', '220'); </script>". "  ", error_msg => 'Enter a submit comment for this file.', is_required => 'false', label => '', ], ); }[/html] But there is an error on the form stating - Unable to find content field (typically a hidden field) within a form. Please check the following: Form tag is required Content field is required and must match the name specified when creating the editor Content field must be declared prior to creating the editor Name specified: Description Any ideas? Thanks

Mostly just fixing post to make code visible (use [html]...[/html] tags to surround your code - and use Preview Post to verify what it looks like before submitting it) - beyond that, you seem to be trying to embed a form within a form (the instantiation screen) which I'm not sure is legal - whether or not you can embed an eWebEditPro field within the instantiation form I have no idea - never tried.