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There is a bit simpler tutorial about the concept of using Confluence templates within ConfiForms, Advanced integrations with IFTTT macros with ConfiForms |
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Please be aware that the contents of the template will be evaluated against the values in the record used to create a page using this template, but you can include it without evaluating the paramteres parameters from ConfiForms version 1.47.2
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You can include the template without evaluating it's parameters.
The contents of the template "TEMPLATE NAME AS YOU SEE IT in TEMPLATES FORM" will be included as-is, sometimes this is very handful, especially when you create pages with other ConfiForms Forms and have included instructions to use [entry.field_name] or IFTTT results |
The logic to find the right template is as follows:
- Look by the template name in the current space
- If not found then look by the name in the global templates
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You can also set the space key explicitly
Same goes for raw template referencing
This way ConfiForms will attempt to look into the given space to find the template and if not found then the default discovery logic will be used (see above) |
For example, a template is named: "My first template"
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Let's start with form configuration (if you a new to ConfiForms please have a look first at Creating a simple form in Confluence with ConfiForms tutorial). It will be a ConfiForms form with 3 fields:
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The content of this template is the following:
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FROM VERSION 1.47.2 You can include the template without evaluating it's parameters.
The contents of the template "mytemplate" will not be evaluated against the current record, but will be included as-is |
This gives us the unified view of the form in the page created, email sent and when user fillins the form
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