React/JS global property examples
{
title : 'Some title here', // The form title text, shown as a header element
description : 'Some description text here', // The form decription - should it allow HTML?
meta : { }, // A metadata object allowing free-form data: this is only sent to the submission backend and not displayed
successRedirect : 'http://www.domain.com/thank-you', // A location to redirect the user to on submission (optional)
referringPath : '/some-path-value', // Allows overriding the path portion of the submission `referringHref` value - useful if you want to specify a different location than the form itself
notify : { // Additional notifications beyond any built-in notifications to the user who submitted the form
enabled : false,
webhook : null, // Provides a url that radix will call (via GET) to retrieve the notification details (can be used for hiding email addresses, etc.)
template : 'some-template-key', // Must either be a built-in template, or defined in the application's template database: a null/empty value will result in using the built-in, default notify template
subject : 'The Email Subject Line',
to : [ 'email@domain.com', 'email2@domain.com' ],
cc : [ 'email@domain.com', 'email2@domain.com' ],
bcc : [ 'email@domain.com', 'email2@domain.com' ]
}
}Accessing from a query string
?rdx.action=CompentName
&rdx.notify[enabled]=true
&rdx.notify[to][]=email@domain.com
&rdx.notify[to][]=email2@domain.com
Accessing from a component insert
<div>Some html here</div>
<script>
Radix.ins('ComponentName', {
title : "Some Title",
notify : {
enabled : true,
to : [ 'email@domain.com', 'email2@domain.com' ]
}
});
</script>
<!-- Which is equivalent to -->
<ins class="radix" data-component="ComponentName"
data-prop-title="Some title"
data-prop-notify='{"enabled": true, "to": ["email@domain.com", "email2@domain.com"]}'>
</ins>
<div>Some more HTML here</div>
