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DOKuStar Validation for Ascent Capture Page • 85

Note 1: You can also mix the modes: Use the editing mode for some fields, and the display mode for others

Note 2: Tables can only be edited in the editing window, not in the HTML view.

The HTML file itself can be created with any HTML editor (FrontPage etc.). To link it to the document model, you

must use an attribute named

id in your tags, which has the field name as value.

In editing mode, you will use an

input tag, which has this id attribute set:

In the display mode, you will use a tag like <span>:

Which mode (display/editing) you use, is only determined by the HTML tags you use (<input> versus <span>,

<pre>,..). Using the id is all that needs to be done to link to the Validation data!

There are two examples of customized HTML files installed with DOKuStar Validation for Ascent Capture. These

are named

form_Static.html and form_Edit.html and reside in the …\Ascent\bin\DokuStar directory.

These examples define the two views you see in the pictures above;

form_Static is the example for the display

mode,

form_Edit for the editing mode. If you have DOKuStar Extraction for Ascent Capture installed as well, you

can try out these HTML views in the following way:

Along with the DOKuStar Extraction for Ascent Capture installation comes an example named

AllTypes, which

consists of a

.cab file and the DOKuStar file. Import this .cab file in the Administration module, and add the

DOKuStar Validation module to the batch classes’ queues. This

AllTypes batch class defines, among others, a

form type named

form. This form type is the one we want to be displayed in the Validation according to our HTML

definition.

To do so, choose which one of the two HTML files you want to use. Copy it to the

…\Ascent\AdminDb\DokuStarValidation\templates directory and rename it to form.html.

When you now run the sample images, those which have the form type

form will be displayed in Validation in the

way shown above.