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WPAS forms allow passing of attribute values as URL parameters. The passed values can be displayed to users by auto-filling out a form field or be hidden in form submission. In this article, I will show you how to do it both ways.
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Search forms are a key component of most apps. Adding a search form allows users to search content through your app's attributes, taxonomies and relationships. You can create as many search forms as you need targeting different user groups.
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You can show or hide attributes, taxonomies, and relationships based on one or more values entered by users.
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Views define how content will be displayed in your app's frontend. You can create standard, archive, single, integration, datagrid, search, chart, or taxonomy views.
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Search forms help you drill down and across your entity's content using attributes, taxonomies, and relationships.
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Wp App Studio allows you to create submit or search forms with fully responsive components based on Twitter's Bootstrap or jQuery UI frameworks enhanced with icon fonts.
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Notifications are app generated alerts based on additions, deletions, or changes in content. Notifications can be created at entity, attribute, taxonomy, relationship, and comment levels.
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An attribute is a property or descriptor of an entity. Each entity must have at least one attribute. Each entity also must have a unique attribute.
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