Hi Atlassians,
I would like the know if i can have a page in confluence, where a form is present to ask users questions such as:
Name: |__________|
Surname: |__________|
Age: |__________|
Are you happy: Yes|_| No|_|
Etc: |__________|
*The questions are only examples
Once the users have completed filling in the form, They can click on something like a button to submit the form, but instead of emailing the info we want it displayed on a confluence page that should be editable if required, but then saves as a newer version.
I'm not sure how to approach this or if it's possible?
Thanks in advance
You can try out ConfiForms plugin for Confluence.
Easy to set-up and use, and quite powerful. You can choose from 60+ types of fields, and show the data the way you want (thereis a number of "views" macros to choose from, including the WYSIWYG, tables, calendars...)
Also, you ca setup the form to send the data entered via email, or create a JIRA issue out of it, and many other options
Lot's of tutorials could be found on our wiki, https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/The+ConfiForms+Plugin+for+Confluence
Hi Sash,
If I am the only admin creating forms, would I need to buy licenses for the employees who are filling out the forms?
Thanks,
Amanda
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Hi Amanda,
Thank you for your interest.
Confiforms plugin uses the licencing schema suggested by Atlassian, and the price is dependant on the Confluence license you use.
You do not have to buy separate licenses for each employee. Plugin is licensed per Confluence server. And there is no limit on the number of foms you can create. Also there is no limit on the number of users who can create forms - anyone who has page edit rights can create her own forms.
Plugin is fully supported by us and we can help you with initial configuration, so you can start faster building the forms you need and mastering the features it provides.
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Hi Warren,
I believe the best way to add forms to a Confluence page is to use the Frevvo Forms plugin: https://studio.plugins.atlassian.com/wiki/display/CFRV/Confluence+Frevvo+Plugin
However, you can also build your own forms by following our Confluence development guide if you prefer not to pay for a 3rd-party plugin: https://developer.atlassian.com/display/AUI/Forms
All the best,
John
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If I build my own form it's not a problem, however what code would i use to print the data to a confluence page instead of sending to a email?
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However, you can also build your own forms by following our Confluence development guide if you prefer not to pay for a 3rd-party plugin: https://developer.atlassian.com/display/AUI/Forms
Woah this is amazing, exactly what I was looking for! No plugin needed, just the default {html} macro - sweet!
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I did not get this (AUI/Forms). In the minimal case I would like to have a Confluence page where you can send an anonymous email to a pre-determined address.
In the best case I would, e.g., create a Confluence page that allows the users to
Or is there some other simple and free way of doing this?
BTW, the Frevvo plugin costs and its current link is https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.frevvo.forms.confluence/server/overview
Also Wufoo costs.
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Hi Mikael, were you able to send data on an email address with AUI/forms
If yes can you point me to any link? as i am able to create a form but not able to send something using Send Button
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It really depends how strict you want to go about email validation. But we think that something like:
^[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{2,6}$
should be sufficient enough.
Set this on ConfiForms field definition macro, as validation rules parameter. Of course, you can set the custom message which is shown when validation fails.
Answer explains how you can setup a form with validation rules using ConfiForms plugin for Confluence. More tutorials about setting up forms to capture user inputs in Confuence can be found in our wiki, https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/The+ConfiForms+Plugin+for+Confluence
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How about this Warren?
http://wiki.customware.net/repository/display/SCAF/Scaffolding+Plugin
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Run Plugin for Confluence can provide the form. There are a few options for handling it from there:
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I wasn't really looking for a solution that costs money, but might have to consider it. Thanks
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An older version of the run plugin is available free and is probably sufficient for your case.
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Hi Bob, could you be more elaborate on the process to achieve this, I fail to see how this works with both the run and cli plugins? Thanks
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How to create or update pages with a run dialog is a simple example.
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hi.. Were you able to get the answer?
The answers below does not address your question.. I have the same issue where I have a form with radio-button (Yes and No) where default: No.. When I click Yes and hit Submit button - my form gets reset to what was default (No).. I dont want that to happen, i want it to retain its state.. any idea what to do to fix?
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I am a confluence client user, i have the same requirement of
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Totally possible with ConfiForms plugin, take a look at tutorials here http://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/Tutorials
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there's a survey plugin for confluence. seems like it will meet your needs. i don't remember which versions of confluence it's for. but probably worth looking into.
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Thanks Mike, Will do
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Hi Warren, you might be referring to the page template in Confluence. Perhaps you could use it to meet your requirement. Cheers!
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I have thought about this method, just would like something easier for the non-technical user
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I see, in that case I would recommend Scaffolding plugin like Renjith mentioned. Please bear in mind that it is a commercialized plugin.
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Just for those who are struggling with that task:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/create-a-template-296093779.html
Via template you have the possibility to work with variables. The WYSIWYG will display this as a text-box (depending on the type you configure the variable)
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In a confiform how can we put a validation for email field (?)
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Added as comment above, but basically set this as validation rules in your ConfiForms Field definition ^[a-zA-Z0-9._%+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{2,6}$
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hi waren.
i am usins Confluence 4.3.7,and merging of page is not working for result page....after submittind data from form..the navigation is going into result page bt not the data,i am not sure whether frevvo will work for me or not
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