"Display form" Button in Workitem Preview

Hi,
We are trying to prototype the "new business package for Travel".
Using the standard Workflow template we are able to test the requirement
successfully.The template we are testing is WS20000040, and the approval task
is decision TS20000131, when viewing the workitem preview in portal, we see the
outcomes as push buttons, along with the outcomes it displays one more push button
as "display form". When we click on this button, it displays the Adobe form for the trip.
But we tried copying the same decision TS20000131 to a cstom task, we did not change
anything, except the text in the outcome steps(added our custom text here)....and when we test our workflow, in
the workitem preview, we do not see the button "Display form", we see the button "Open Task".
Not sure if there is any config that needs to be done to enable this option.
I did check in SWFVISU , but there is no entry for the task TS20000131 and it works fine
without it.But not for the custom task.
Any input is appreciated.
Thank you
Lalitha

Hi,
1. If it is a custom task and if you want to execute from portal then you need register in SWFVISU.
2. Portal button will be displayed as Open Task by default. If you want to display according to your task then you need to download the XML content of UWL and customize by giving the task id of yours and try to change action name of the button.
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How can I send the form data with this.mailForm(...)? (Note that I prefer to use this.mailForm(...) rather than mailto:(...) because this.mailForm(...) supposedly allows me to e-mail the form without user interaction.)
-- Don

Thanks for responding. I have been using “Submit a form” in the Mouse up event. I had that operation do a mailto: and it worked, but required user interaction on the part of the web page visitor. I have successfully created an equivalent JavaScript including:
    var url = "mailto:[email protected]?subject=mySubject&body=MyMessage";
    this.submitForm(url, true);
The above sent the FDF file successfully, but again, it required user interaction.
Then I tried this JavaScript - as I mentioned in a previous post - after you said to use doc.submitForm():
    var url = "http://mydomain.com/submit_notice.php";
    doc.submitForm(url, false);
The above script seemed to do nothing (with no error message). Shouldn't it bring up the PHP file in the web browser?
I have that php file, submit_notice.php, created, but I have not written any PHP scripts to e-mail the FDF file. I have never written a PHP script to take the posted FDF data and email it, but I have used the PHP mail() function and posted variables.
As for what I want to happen on the client side after the submit takes place: I simply want the FDF file to go to an e-mail that I specify. Additionally, I need it to happen without any client interaction on the part of the web page visitor. I can expect that visitor to have Adobe reader, but no add-ons or protected mode requirement.
Please give me an example that emails the FDF file without any user interaction.
Thank you.
-- Don

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