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Alternatively, you could add a new script on the Scripts pane and make sure that the
Selector field is set to #camera.
6. Enter the following script code:
results.attr("src", record.fields.photo);
The name of the data field (in this case: photo) must be that of the Camera data in your
data model.
This script updates the attribute “src” with the field containing the base64 image.
7. Click OK to save the script and toggle to the Preview mode to see the result. You should
see your image. When you resize the inline box that surrounds the image, the image
should be resized as well.
If the inline box isn't visible, click the Show Edges button in the toolbar.
Designing a COTG Template
Designing a Capture OnTheGo template is more than adding elements to a Web form. This
topic shares some insights regarding the design process and principles.
Design process
Ideally, the design process consists of the following steps.
1. Gathering information. It is often tempting to skip this step, especially when a Capture
OnTheGo form replaces a paper form, but the research that you do to find out what the
company actually needs will prove to be well worth your time. Creating specifications up
front prevents discussions, reduces rework and therefore saves time.
2. Listing the input fields that are needed, their type, and possible input constraints. Think
of how the information should be visually grouped. To get an overview of all the elements
and features that can be used in a Capture OnTheGo form, check out the following pages:
l "COTG Elements" on page743, about elements that were specially designed for
COTG.
l "Form Elements" on page755, about elements that can be used on COTG forms
and on any other Web form.
l "Using Foundation" on page617, about elements and features that come with the
Foundation framework that is added automatically by COTG template wizards.
l After creating a Capture OnTheGo template using a wizard, you can find more
ready-made elements in the Snippets folder on the Resources pane.
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