CaroRob
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3 years ago for examples see Docassemble documentation on buttons
Barb likes this example: If you set the action of an button to a web URL (beginning with http://, https://, /, or ?) or a JavaScript URL (beginning with javascript:), then the button will act like a hyperlink with the value of the action as the href.
question: | You may wish to wait until ${ today().plus(weeks=3) } to file your complaint. subquestion: | It is up to you whether you wish to continue with the interview.
If you leave, you will be directed back to the web site. field: wishes_to_continue action buttons:
- label: Come back later action: https://docassemble.org color: warning icon: sign-out-alt Screenshot of action-buttons-http example If you want the link to open in another window, use new window: True.
By default, if the user starts an action and then starts a second action without finishing the first, then when the user finishes the second action, the first action will be resumed. This is sometimes desirable and sometimes not. If you want the action launched by your button to be the only active action, set forget prior: True in the action button definition; then all prior actions will be forgotten.
Discuss w Barb - 12/30/2020
Do want to try to fix the problem informally before you fill out forms? Yes No
Yes is blue, No is dark grey.
This question is a counter-intuitive way of asking our users if they want to continue with the interview or they want to leave now and pursue informal process with DOR. If they want to leave they press the 'Yes' button, if they want to continue with interview they press grey 'No' button.
I think we should think about an easier choice for users Either radio buttons and then a Next - which normally I don't like, or change the question and buttons something more along the lines What do you want to do next? button 1 - Informal process with DOR/CSE button 2 - Fill out the forms I need