In Regent’s Smart Form Manager tool, clients with a Regent Fund or Regent Review license can create new smart forms, edit client-created smart forms, and import smart forms from different instances (e.g. QA to Production). Smart forms can be designed using conditional logic to tailor each question to the individual completing the form. Document workflows can leverage the use of smart forms in managing the notification, submission, and review of an application.
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Clients should save/export smart forms drafted in a QA to prevent overwriting by scheduled or ad-hoc restores. |
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Overview
Once enabled on the backend by Regent, the Smart Form Manager is available in the Regent Tools menu for users with the Global Permission enabled for the assigned role to view and edit smart forms within the Smart Form Manager tool. This tool is designed to be used at the Enterprise level, but an Institution- or Campus-specific Smart Form can be created and associated to a document via Document Setup for one or more Institution or Campus.
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In the UI, the user will be presented with key data fields to be completed. Fields names indicated in red textare required. After the data on this screen is saved, other setup tabs for the smart form are presented and the form is available in either the Active Smart Forms or Inactive Smart Forms menu, depending on the Start Date and End Date values that were entered. Four tabs are used to setup the general information for the smart form:
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Validator Field Name | Required/Optional | Description | Field Type | Field Options |
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Validator | Required | The selection here allows different types of validation logic to be entered. If the validation results in ‘true’ or ‘false’. | Dropdown | | Compare to Value | Optional | The value entered here is used to compare the Question response entered using the Compare Operator selected to determine if it is ‘true’ or ‘false’. For example, a Compare to Value = 1 (selected) and the Question response = 2 (unselected). If using an equals (=) operator, the compare logic will be ‘false’ and the Error Message will display. This field only displays when the Validator = Compare Validator. | Textbox | | Compare Operator | Optional | The operator selected here is used as the relationship between the Compare to Value and the Question response entered to determine if it is ‘true’ or ‘false’. For example, a Compare to Value = 1 (selected) and the Question response = 2 (unselected). If using an equals (=) operator, the compare logic will be ‘false’ and the Error Message will display. This field only displays when Validator = Compare Validator. | Dropdown | | Range min value | Optional | The value entered here is used as the minimum | | |
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Template Engine | Optional | If static is selected, the field content is displayed in the same manner provided. If velocity is selected, a velocity templating engine is used that will allow for dynamic logic and display (see https://velocity.apache.org/engine/1.7/user-guide.html). | Dropdown | | Option Text | Required | The text entered here displays as the option choice in the Smart Form (e.g. Yes, I am 18 years of age or older. No, I am not 18 years of age or older. | Textbox | | Option Value | Required | The text entered here will be used as a short name to identify the Option response for a completed Smart Form. This value is also used when writing expressions for Dependencies, Validation, and Document Persistence or when using Velocity templating language. | Textbox | | Sort Order | Required | The number entered here will be used to sort question options within the Field Type (e.g. dropdown) from the lowest Sort Order to the highest Sort Order. | Numeric | | Additional Information and Advanced Settings | Visible Expression | Optional | This field allows an expression to be provided by the user when to make an option visible under the defined conditions. Expressions use JavaScript language (see https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/javascript-regexpregular-expression/) to perform logical and mathematical operations to determine if the expression is true or false. | Textbox | | Program Types | Optional | This is legacy shortcut that is no longer used. | Textbox | | Program Years | Optional | This is legacy shortcut that is no longer used. | Textbox | |
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Dependency Rule Field Name | Required/Optional | Description | Field Type | Field Options |
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Rule Type | Required | A Question Based rule allows a user to select the Dependent Question from a dropdown with the applicable question response while an Expression Based rule allows a user to create a Boolean Expression which results in ‘true’ or ‘false’. | Dropdown | Question Based Expression Based
| Dependent Question | Required | The Smart Form Question selected here is used as part of the dependency logic determination. This field only displays when the Rule Type = Question Based. | Dropdown | | Question Option | Required | The Smart Form question response selected here is used as part of the dependency logic determination. This field only displays when the Rule Type = Question Based. | Dropdown | | Expression | Required | A Boolean Expression is built using javascript language to apply logical and mathematical operations for one or more Smart Form question(s) and response(s) as part of the dependency logic determination. This field only displays when the Rule Type = Expression Based. | Textbox | | Comparison Operator | Required | The operator selected here is used as the relationship between the Dependent Question and the Question Option. For example, a Dependent Question = ‘Are you married?’ and the Question Option = ‘Yes'. If using an equals (=) operator, the dependency logic would be, if Married question = Yes, dependency rule is ‘true’ and will be applied. This field only displays when the Rule Type = Question Based. | Dropdown | | Required | Optional | A selection here will make the Section, Group, or Question required if it is made visible. If unselected and the Section, Group, or Question is made visible but optional (not required). | Checkbox | | Visible | Optional | A selection here will make the Section, Group, or Question visible. If unselected, the Section, Group, or Question will not be visible. | Checkbox | | Additional Information and Advanced Settings | Rule Id | | A system-generated ID is created and associated when creating a new rule. | | | Created At | | This is the date upon which a new rule is created. | | | Modified At | | This is the last date upon which a rule was modified. | | |
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Expressions use JavaScript language (see https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/javascript-regexpregular-expression/) to perform logical and mathematical operations to determine if the expression is valid.
Document Persistence and Validators use Boolean Expressions to create a ‘true’ or ‘false’ statement. A Boolean Expression is defined using logical operator such as, AND (&&) and OR (||), which can be used in combination with built-in expressions (see Shortkeys and Helper Functions under the Expressions section for additional information), to result in a ‘true’ or ‘false’. Question responses are wrapped in braces (curly brackets) within the expression.the question code in curly braces. If an expression does not result in a ‘true’ or false', syntax errors are present and the expression is considered invalid. Document Persistence is ignored when an Invalid expression exists.
used Logical operators, such as, AND (&&), and OR (||) may be used in combination with built-in expressions, such as, SnapUtility.EqualOfAny, and SnapUtility.ReasonEqualToAny. The SnapUtility.ReasonEqualToAny is a special function that can not be used in combination with other expressions and will perform the requested action on existing, student documents where the document reason matches any of the values provided to the function.
For the expression based rules, by placing “@” symbol before the question code in expression, points the application to evaluate this question even if it is hidden. (@{studentsMaritalStatus})
If one of the dependant questions (in case of an expression based rule) is hidden then the whole expression will not be evaluated.
Comparison operator (=, >, <, >=, <=, !, <>, !=)
The symbols "<>" and "!=" are interchangeable operators that mean "not equal".
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The individual rules have the flags for visible and required. When different rules in the same dependency have different values for those flags, the first rule that is evaluated will trigger, and all subsequent rules in the dependency will be ignored.
Shortkeys:
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| Automatically inserts the Federal Award Year of the smart form (e.g. 2024-2025). | | This is the smart form Name Note: This is a legacy field that was used when all smart forms were FAY scope but is still available for use. | | This returns a special int which is essentially (max year of FAY)-2020. So for 2023-2024 FAY, the year code would be 4. | | This returns the Institution External ID from Regent | | This is legacy shortcut that is no longer used. | | This is legacy shortcut that is no longer used. | | This returns the Campus Name from Regent | | This returns the Campus External ID from Regent | | This returns the Site Name from Regent | | This returns the Site External ID from Regent | | This returns the Program Name from Regent | | This returns the Program External ID from Regent | | This returns the Program Type from Regent | | This returns the Section Code from Regent | | This returns the Campus ID from Regent | | Question values are referenced by using the following notation {questionCode} |
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| | | | | | | Returns boolean Performs TrimUpper and checks if the first argument is in the list of remaining arguments Note: This function is case insensitive. Example: SnapUtility.EqualOfAny("Hi", "Does", "hi", "exist") returns true.
| | | Returns number Checks to see if the first argument is a number. If it is not, the second argument is returned. Example: SnapUtility.IsNumber("Dog", -1) returns -1
| | | Returns number Checks to see if the first argument is a number. If it is not, the second argument is returned. Example: SnapUtility.IsNumber("Dog", -1) returns -1
| | | Returns number Checks to see how two dates compare. If the first date is after the second date, the function will return a positive number. If the second date is after the first one, the function will return a negative number. If the dates are the same, the function will return 0. If the arguments cannot be resolved to dates, the function returns NaN. eg: SnapUtility.CompareDate('07/19/2013', '08/01/2013') returns -1.
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Match configuration
Capability to create, update, or do nothing if a matched document for the student already exists based on the existing doc requirement status. User can select multiple statuses for update vs create. Status selection will be mutually exclusive (a doc status can only exist in one of the following items):
Does this mean that the ‘Status’ field is used to determine document status when paper sign option is selected?
Does this statement apply to DRP?
Where should this reside?
If changes are made, the client should use extreme caution by first making a copy and updating the Document configuration Smart Form Type/Code to use the client-created Smart Form. Any changes made directly to a Regent maintained Smart Form will be overridden upon a new release if enhancements or changes are made. Regent will not make changes to or maintain a ‘copy of’ a Regent-maintained Smart Form.
Is this correct?
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