Form for website

In order to create a form, your Quick3 webshop client must be set up with the function "Schema" found in the main menu under task. When this is in place, you can add and remove forms as you like. However, you must have administrator rights in Quick3 to be able to activate a form for web.

How to create a form for your Quick3 webshop?

Find Schema in the main menu in Quick3.

Create a new form by clicking on the plus sign in the top right corner.

You then build your form based on what information you want the submitter to fill in.

General settings:

Code: Give the form a code

Description: Give the form a description so that you can easily find it again later.

Task template: Decide which type of task template the form should use when someone submits a form of this type.

Order template: Here you can link the form to a specific order template.

Type: Set to "after shopping cart".

Redirect URL: Here you can define which article should be displayed as a receipt when someone has submitted the form. (Often you create a separate receipt page under "Articles" and link this here.)

Redirect URL on error: Here you can define which article should be displayed if the form is submitted with an error.

Procedure: In this field you define which procedure the form should follow. (Requires administrator rights)

How to add form lines:

You then add the desired content to your form by adding form lines and defining what function each individual form line should have. Click the plus sign to add lines.

Priority: Determines the order in which the form lines are to be prioritized.

Type: Here you define what the content of the form line should be. If it is, for example, text, numbers, e-mail, telephone number etc.

Code: The code should match what the content actually is. If the content is to be the customer's first name, for example, you can write the code "user_firstname" and the system will automatically link the content of this field to other fields in Quick3 that touch on the customer's first name. So that when the form is submitted, the customer's first name will automatically be filled in on the task and the order linked to the form. If the customer is logged into your webshop, the fields associated with "user" will also be filled in automatically when registering a form.

Caption: The name of the form line, which appears in print and on the web.

Description: A description of what the form line's content is for.

Value List: Any list values are defined here and they are separated with semicolons.

Flags: Here you can, for example, add a flag that says how wide the form line should be (100 if it should fill the entire form, 50 if it should only fill half so that there is room for two fields next to each other). The form line is 50% as standard on the web.

Required: Check here if the field is to be "required". The form will not be able to be submitted without these fields having a value.

Active: Here you check whether the form line should be active.

Icon: Here you can enter the code for an icon that you want to be displayed together with the form line.

Link form to article:

Your form is now ready for publication. In order to display your form on the website, it must be linked to an article. Go to the main menu and select Article search. You then create a new one, or find the article you want to link your form to. Inside the article, link to the form under the Schema tab. Then click "Save".

This form looks like this on the website:

Useful links:

• Create and change articles