The Form action is a specialized INPUT Step dedicated to visually validating form fields on a page and providing step-by-step guidance.  


Step 1: Add the Form Action 

Open the extension on the page with the form you want to validate 

Select the Checklist Item that will trigger the validation 

Click + Action in the configuration panel 

Select Form. 

 

 

Step 2: Select Form Fields 

Set a title for the action 

 

Click + Add New Step in the configuration panel 

 

Click on Select Element/Select Oracle Element/Select Non-Form Element, depending on your needs. 

 

Click on the form field (input boxes, text areas) you want to guide or validate 

Confirm each field selection in the modal that appears 

 

Repeat until all desired fields are selected 

The Selected Fields count will update as you work 

Oracle Platform Users Only: Use Select Oracle Element if your website requires Oracle-specific selectors for stability. 

Note: You can use Select Non-Form Element to select elements that are not part of the form. It’s mainly used to highlight an area which is not part of the form field.  

 

Step 3: Configure Field Validation Rules 

Navigate to Configure Fields in the configuration panel 

Click the gear icon next to each field to expand its settings 

Set the following for each field: Field Label: Internal name for the field Help Text: Guidance message for users (e.g., "Please fill this input field") Help Text Display:  

  • Tooltip: Shows as hover text 

  • Normal Text: Shows as visible text next to field 

Help Text Position: Top, Bottom, Right, or Left Required Field: Toggle on to make field mandatory 

  

 

Step 4: Configure Submit Button 

Navigate to Submit Button (Step 3 of INPUT Step creation) 

Toggle the Submit Button Guidance to enable and expand its settings (by default it’s disabled)  

Click on Select Submit Button  
 

Select the submit button from the form 

Confirm the selection in the modal 
 

Button configuration panel will expand after you’ve selected a button:  

  • Completion Message: Enter the text users will see when validation is complete (e.g., "Great! All required fields are filled. You can now submit the form.") 

  • Tooltip Position: Choose where the message appears relative to the submit button using the 9-point grid (Top Left, Top Center, Top Right, Center Left, Center, Center Right, Bottom Left, Bottom Center, Bottom Right). Select a position that doesn't block the button or critical form elements. 

  • Preview: View a live rendering of your message and its position before saving. 

  

 

 

Step 5Validation Style Configuration 
Customize the visual appearance of field validation states to match your brand or provide clear user feedback. 

Validation Colors 

  • Error Color: Set the color for invalid or incomplete fields 

  • Success Color: Set the color for correctly filled fields 

  • Warning Color: Set the color for fields requiring attention 

Quick Presets: Choose from pre-configured color themes: 

  • Default 

  • Blue Theme 

  • Green Theme 

  • Purple Theme 

  • Minimal 

 

 

Border Styling: 

  • Border Width: Adjust the thickness of field borders using the slider (measured in pixels) 

  • Border Radius: Control the roundness of field corners using the slider (measured in pixels) 

Visual Features: 

  • Enable Animations: Toggle on to show smooth transitions when validation state changes 

  • Show Status Icons: Toggle on to display checkmarks and warning icons next to fields 

Live Preview: 

  • Test your validation styling in real-time: 

  • Preview State: Click Error, Valid, or Warning to see how fields will appear in each state 

  • Sample Field: View a live example field with your current styling settings 

 

Click Reset to Defaults to restore original validation styling settings (if needed). 

 

   

Step 5Finalize and Save 

Navigate to Save Step (Step 5) 

Enter a Step Name (required) and optional Description 

Review the Configuration Summary to verify field counts and submit button status 

 

Step will be created. 

Repeat the same process to create Multi-Step Form. 

You can add more steps by clicking on the + Add Another Step  

 

And then repeat all the steps shown earlier. 

Name the step. 

Click on Save All 

 

You can edit a form step by clicking on the Pen Icon, or Delete by clicking on the Trash Icon 

 

 

Click on Update All Steps to save the Multi-Step From 

 

 

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