Hello,
first some background: My university is making the switch to confluence, and i'm trying to test the limits to its powers. we have to go through some pretty tedious inventory procedures, and i'd like to build a wiki page that removes alot of redundant work.
on the wiki page i want a few fields. so a person can type, say, the make, model, and serial number of an object then press "submit" the data would then be moved over to a fillable PDF (we MUST use the fillable pdf as a requirement of a different department) in the correct fields. someone else who has similar data to enter should be able to enter it in the same way, where their data would then be recorded in the PDF on the line below (it's kind of an excel sheet) rather than saving over the previous person's work. the filled PDF would then need to be made available to administrators.
the skinny:
how do i make a fillable, submittable field on a wiki page?
how do i direct the submitted data to be entered onto a fillable PDF template?
how do i ensure the entered data goes into the right places on the PDF, and when more data is entered it goes into the NEXT right place on the pdf (the next row down)?
how do i make the wiki start filling out a new pdf when all the fields have been filled?
how do i make the pdf available so it can be downloaded and printed by an admin(or any user)?
thank you for your time and thoughtful responses!
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