This section explains how to use the sub-template insertion feature within the dynamic form. A sub-template is a reusable block of nodes you can add while creating a dynamic form template to speed up the configuration process.
A sub-template is a template that can be inserted into a dynamic form structure. When you import it, it brings all its elements, including codes, properties, and expressions, with it.
When to Use It
You can use a sub-template when you want to:
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Reuse a configuration pattern you've used before.
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Standardize a portion of your dynamic form.
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Save time on repetitive setup tasks.
How to Insert a Sub-Template
You can insert a sub-template under any node except the root node. To do this, follow these steps:
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Find the node to which you want to add a sub-template.
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Open the options menu for that node.
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Select New node from template.
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Choose whether to insert the new structure above or below the selected node.
Conflict management
If a sub-template has a code that already exists in your current dynamic form structure, the system handles the conflict for you:
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The system automatically appends a progressive number to the duplicate code (for example,
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The system automatically updates all references, including properties, expressions, and dependencies, to use the new code.