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• Installed — The bundle has been successfully installed but is not running.
• Resolved — All Java classes that the bundle needs are available and the bundle is either ready to be started or has been (manually) stopped. When a bundle fails to start successfully, it falls back to this state.
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 You can tailor the Interactive Forms component for your particular situation by selecting which form elements, handlers, routers, and validators are available for creating forms. Making one or more of these items unavailable is useful if you want to prevent it from being used, if you only use a subset of all the available form elements, handlers and/or routers or you want to simplify the user interface.

Interactive Forms Configuration

In the Settings menu you can decide which form elements, handlers, routers, and validators are available for creating forms. This makes it possible to control which items can be used in a form.

Follow these steps to configure Interactive Forms:

1. In XperienCentral, navigate to Configuration > Interactive Forms.
2. In the Interactive Forms component, navigate to Maintain > Settings.
3. To make a form element, handler, router or validator unavailable, clear the checkbox next to it.
4. Repeat the above step for each item you want to make unavailable.

5. Click [Apply].
   
    

   Note
   If you make an item unavailable that is already used in a form, it will remain part of that form. Form elements that have been made unavailable but which exist in a form can still be copied to the Interactive Forms Clipboard and pasted within that form as well as to other forms.

   
   
   

6. To make a form element, handler, router, or validator once again available, select the checkbox next to it.
7. Click [Apply].