This is an accessibility tool that helps developers to inspect and fix any compliance-related issues in

web content. It can check if the web content has proper labels, descriptions, roles, states, and

keyboard support for assistive technologies.

This is a script that is part of the “Submit Action” that is used to create a custom AEM Forms2. It can

be used to perform custom actions after the form data is submitted, such as sending an email,

invoking a web service, or storing the data in a database.

This is a guideBridge API method that can be used to submit an adaptive form with file attachments1. It can be invoked on the click event of a button that is identified by the CSS class savebutton. It takes a callback function as an argument that is executed after the submission is complete.

This is the location that an AEM Forms developer needs to access to deactivate keyboard shortcuts in

an AEM console4. The My P

option can be accessed by clicking on the user icon on the top

right corner of the console. It allows the developer to customize various settings such as language,

time zone, keyboard shortcuts, and notifications.

This is a tag that can be used to add a link to client libraries in the generated HTML page. It can

include categories of client libraries such as CSS, JavaScript, or theme files. It can also use

minification and concatenation features to optimize the performance of the web page.

These are two key features that are part of service packs in AEM Forms1. Multiple accessibility

enhancements improve the user experience and compliance of adaptive forms and interactive

communications with various accessibility standards. Ability to restore deleted pages and tree allows

users to recover the pages and content trees that they have accidentally deleted.

This is a statement that can be used by an AEM Forms developer to create and test the call to the

database that executes a stored procedure in AEM forms JDBC connection1. It allows the developer

to specify the name of the stored procedure, the input and output parameters, and the result set.

These are the access rights groups that a form developer needs to add to create an AEM Forms Data

Model1. The fdm-author group allows creating, editing, and deleting form data models. The forms-

user group allows accessing form data models.

This is the email endpoint setting that is used to enable SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) in AEM Forms2.

The Inbox Protocol setting specifies the protocol used to connect to the email server. It can be set to

POP3 or IMAP. To enable SSL, the protocol should be suffixed with an S, such as POP3S or IMAPS.

This is the user group that can create and preview adaptive forms or interactive communications

templates for AEM Forms on OSGi3. The template-authors group has permissions to access and use

the template editor and preview features.