Find and read an article

Use a word in your selected language to find an article, read it, and continue into a working example.

Before you begin

Browser example

The public article collection is available without an account. Choose English, Swedish or Albanian in the site language control. Search reads the content in that language, so use words from the page you are viewing.

  1. Search the collection

    Open “Articles” below. Enter “form” in “Search articles” and select “Search”. Search checks titles, summaries, topics and section text in the selected language.

  2. Read the matching article

    Open “From a form to a response”. Read its introduction and three sections to follow the path from completing a form to seeing the receipt and reviewing the answer.

  3. Try what you just read

    Select “Try the working form example” beside the article to open the working project form on the homepage. Use example details and follow the response into the owner view. The form response stays in this tab.

  4. Return and explore another topic

    Return to the article and select “All articles” to browse the collection. Change the site language to read the authored translation. A search word that matches English content may not match Swedish or Albanian content.

What you should see

The search shows matching articles in your selected language. The article has complete content and a working onward action. If you previously saved edits to the first example article, its browser preview is included in the same collection.

If something goes wrong

If there are no matches, select “Clear search” to show every article, then try a word from a visible title or summary. Check the selected language before trying again. If an edited article looks unchanged, return to its editor and save successfully before checking the article collection.

Technical detail

This public collection searches three authored article records in the browser, including the validated saved draft for the editable example. The query is kept in the page URL so it can be revisited. An installed project’s broader search capabilities and source permissions are described in the technical reference.

Open documentation

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