User Story description:
As a user, I want to see my CHEFS form directly embedded in the application I’m using and not be redirected to a new tab as I am currently.
Business Rationale:
Needing to manage multiple tabs can be confusing for a user, especially if there’s information in the form that the user needs to cross-reference while using the application.
Dependencies:
Business Rationale:
Needing to manage multiple tabs can be confusing for a user, especially if there’s information in the form that the user needs to cross-reference while using the application.
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Technical Details:
It’s currently possible to embed a public CHEFS form into any application using the <iframe> tag. Unfortunately if the form is IDIR or BCeID restricted then the form can only function while embedded if SSO exists between the application and CHEFS.
Acceptance Criteria:
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1 | Public form functions while embedded | The embedded form should function exactly the same as the non-embedded form. |
2 | Private form functions while embedded | IDIR and BCeID restricted forms. Will require SSO |
3 | Only the form is displayed | This means things like the CHEFS header and footer aren’t shown. Might need to somehow only return the formio container? |
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Prototype/Mockups
A CHEFS form embedded in a web application (WorkBC Wage Subsidy)
Out of Scope:
Mobile app embedding
Contact(s):
Branko Bajic