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This example shows how to use the Run macro from Run Self-Service Reports for Confluence to configure the user form in Confluence. With the help of an organized form editor, quickly create the form with the required fields, and add buttons with custom button text to enhance the form usability.
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Macro name | Run with a user form and parameters |
Macro syntax | {Run with a user form and parameters} |
Configure macro
To configure Consider a Confluence page which includes the macro Run with a user form and parametersin the Confluence page. To configure the macro, follow the macro parameter configuration and the steps below.
Macro parameter | Value |
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Field settings > Form rows | Add fields to build the form |
Display Settings > Buttons > Show run button | Enabled |
Display Settings > Buttons > Show a reset button | Enabled |
Display Settings > Buttons > Show a clear button | Enabled |
Edit the macro, and under Field Settings, add the required field types and provide the field details to build the form. To add fields, click Add field.
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To know more about adding fields, field settings and display settings, refer Run macro parameters. |
2. Under Display settings > Buttons, enable the buttons and provide the button text for Reset and Clear.
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3. The form configured is as shown below:
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4. Users can fill in the details and submit the form.
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The form actions, Submit, Reset and Clear, are as illustrated below.
Form actions | Description | ViewIllustration |
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Submit | The Submit button allows you to submit the field values. The Run macro will render the newly entered values and replace the old values with the new ones. <Gif to show submit action>The Run output displays the values rendered. | |
Reset | The Reset button allows the user to reset all the field values.<Gif to show reset action>
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Clear | The Clear button allows the user to clear the input provided for all the form fields. <Gif to show clear action>
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To know more about |
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Submit, Reset, and Clear parameters, refer to Run macro parameters. |