External HTML Forms

External HTML Forms

If you don't need the advanced capabilities of the InterFormNG2 webforms and input forms, you could also send data from your own Websites/html-forms to InterFormNG2. Below you will find an example of an html-webform, which can send data as an xml to an InterFormNG2 workflow.

HTML-Form

First you need an html-form (attached you will find an example "externalhtmlform.html"). You can enter data in the html-form and submit/send the result as an xml to the defined endpoint. There is also a preview-button included.

InterForm Workflow

The InterFormNG2 workflow will receive the xml as an input and save the payload/result in the resources.


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