I have used an image in the form which is used to auto submit on the click. docu

dorm*=form sorry for the typo

I am not sure I am understanding completely.... Are you manually entering data into the elements on the form? those elements are using the Save As property into an AC? then the image is clicked and the form is submitted?
If yes, then on the User Input Node, go to the data tab you will see Inputs that represent your ACs. Click on each one and then set the Save Value As into a PV.
forum.appian.com/.../Saving_Form_Data

Hope that helps

I don't think, AC parameter can be saved into PV while using Auto submit.

Christine: I did that initially and it dint work. So later i tried to map the vlues in output tab, which also failed. When I gave an alert in onSubmit() event, even that dint get alerted which means it was not actually submitting the form.
So i had to use the following code which works fine:
getObject('buttonId').parentNode.firstChild.click();
But for this to work i need to have a button on the form.

setTimeout(function() {$('input:submit.submitButton')[1].click()},100);
where [1] is the button number from left.

setTimeout(function(){
document.forms[0].submit();
}, 100);
Might be this solves your problem

Hi Sikhivahan, u mean to say i need to set a timeout function with onmousedown event of an image??? I have an image in the form...

I don't think your issue is the pvs, but instead how you're submitting the form. Instead of auto-submitting, you could just associate the image to a "submit" button using the event rules. That way you're using the OOB conversion of the AC to PV variables, while still using your image onClick submission. This is the practice I use, and I never have issues with my variables being saved. I hope this helps.

Form: Load
window.FormAPI.hide("imageButton")

Image Field: Mouse Up
buttonFieldset=window.Build.util.getComponentContainer("imageButton",window.FormDesigner.runtimeNamespace); buttonFieldset[0].firstChild.click();

Button Field:
Button ID = imageButton

@raghunandan yes, exactly and even you can follow the approach suggested by aliciad

Thanks Alicia and Sikhivahan. Works perfect the way it was required!!