If you have custom connector and you want it to have settings in the forms detail dialogs. You can achieve this using FormsConnectorDefinitionsExtender.
FormsConnectorDefinitionsExtender
Add custom controls to forms section separated for the connectors, by performing the following:
AddConnectorsSettings
NOTE: Sitefinity CMS supports only the following definition elements as section fields: TextFieldDefinitionElement, ChoiceFieldElement, and TaxonFieldDefinitionElement.
TextFieldDefinitionElement
ChoiceFieldElement
TaxonFieldDefinitionElement
NOTE: FormsConnectorDefinitionsExtender.ConnectorName and IModuleConnectionStatus.ModuleName must be equal.
FormsConnectorDefinitionsExtender.ConnectorName
IModuleConnectionStatus.ModuleName
IModuleConnectionStatus
Sitefinity CMS displays the warning Connection to [Connector Title] is not set or lost. Check your connector settings and try again when the following conditions are met:
IModuleConnectionStatus.ExecuteIfConfigured
To prevent showing this warning to the Sitefinity CMS user, implement the interface as the following example:
The Ordinal property is used to sort the connectors settings.
Ordinal
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