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This four page form demonstrates the scopes that can be assigned to form variables when they are created. Five variables are created on page one, each with a different scope:
The form uses read-only text fields to show the values of the variables by fetching the them in their default functions (which are executed server-side), for example:
function(helper, defaultValue, currentValue) { defaultValue = helper.getVariable('serverOnly'); return defaultValue;}
Field labels match the name of the variable they display, and use field hints to describe what's happening.
These examples leave out all of the functions used to update field hints and values so you can better see what is going on with the variables themselves.
Use this script button to set the value of the field above to the value of the browserOnly process variable. This is the only page the variable can be used on.
This is the script that will be executed when you press the "Update" button:
function(helper) { helper.updateFieldValue('P1BROWSERONLY', helper.getVariable('browserOnly'));}
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