Adaptive Form Submit Action configuring-the-submit-action

Adobe recommends using Core Components to add Adaptive Forms to an AEM Sites Pageor to create standalone Adaptive Forms.

A Submit Action lets you choose the destination of data captured via an Adaptive Form. It is triggered when a user clicks the Submit button on an Adaptive Form. Forms as a Cloud Service, for Adaptive Forms based on Core Components, offers an array of pre-built Submit Actions. These out-of-the-box submit actions empower you to:

You can extend the default Submit Actions. You can also customize the Submit Actions for organizational-specific requirements.

To define a Submit action for an Adaptive, use the Configure Dialog of an Adaptive Form Container component. The configure dialog of a Adaptive Form Container component includes:

You can define the Form Container properties using the Configure Dialog. To learn more about the Configure Dialog of a Form Container component, click here.

Select and configure a Submit Action for an Adaptive Form select-and-configure-submit-action

To select and configure a Submit Action for your form:

You can also configure different actions for an Adaptive Form submissions.

For detailed information about the following Submit Actions, see:

You can also submit an Adaptive Form to other storage configurations:

You can customize the default Submit Actions. Additionally, you can customize the Submit Actions to align with specific organizational requirements.

Error handling on Submit Action error-handling-on-submit-action

As a part of AEM security and hardening guidelines, configure custom error pages such as 400.jsp, 404.jsp, and 500.jsp. These handlers are called, when on submitting a form 400, 404, or 500 errors appear. The handlers are also called when these error codes are triggered on the Publish node. You can also create JSP pages for other HTTP error codes.

When you prefill a form data model (FDM), or schema based Adaptive Form with XML or JSON data complaint to a schema that is data does not contain <afData>, <afBoundData>, and </afUnboundData> tags, then the data of unbounded fields of the Adaptive Form is lost. The schema can be an XML schema, JSON schema, or a Form Data Model (FDM). Unbounded fields are Adaptive Form fields without the bindref property.

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