You can modify the standard behavior of a form by responding to events.
Before you can perform this procedure, the
Form Settings dialog
must be open for the form that you want to edit. See
Editing a Form.
Some of the things you can do by enabling dynamic form are:
- Add and remove fields.
- Change field contents, such as loading the contents of a list field from a
database.
- Change form scan settings.
- Validate field contents before the document is scanned into the server.
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On the General tab of the Form
Settings dialog box, select the Enable Dynamic
Form check box.
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In the Script Path box, enter the path to the VB.NET
script that contains the code to respond to form and field events.
- To use an existing script, click the browse button (...) to locate the script
file. To edit the script, click the Edit Script Code
button.
- To create a new script, click the Edit Script Code to open a Visual Basic
Script
template with empty subroutines to respond to Form_OnLoad
and Form_OnSubmit
events.
For details about the script editor and the object model used to respond to create and handle events, click the

button in the
Edit Script Contents window to view the
Fuji Xerox AIP Scripting documentation.
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For Raise an event when, select form events that must be
responded to by the script:
Option |
Description |
Form is loaded
|
Select this check box to raise an event every time the user enters
the form. |
Form is submitted
|
Select this check box to raise an event every time the user presses
Scan in the form. |
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To run under the authentication context of the logged on user, select the
Run as device logged in user.
This option should be used carefully and only in cases where you need to access a
system that requires explicit identification. Whenever possible specify user names
and passwords in your script. You can use .NET technologies, such as encryption, to
hide the passwords from view when editing the script.
Note: The Run as
device logged in user option is only available if the when
authentication is enabled for the group that contains the form and the
authentication mode is Windows.