Pattern Syntax: Form tag

Pattern files can also use a "form" tag to directly fill in values for most Drupal forms. This is an easy way to submit forms when there isn't a specific pattern syntax for certain modules.

Here are a few quick YAML examples for using the "form" tag:

  - tag: form
      form_id: system_error_reporting_settings
      site_403: 403-access-denied
      site_404: 404-page-not-found

  - tag: form
      form_id: adminrole_admin_settings
      adminrole_adminrole: @adminrole@

  - tag: form
      form_id: addanother_admin
      addanother_nodetypes:
        page: page

  - tag: form
      form_id: system_performance_settings
      cache: true
      page_compression: true
      block_cache: true
      preprocess_css: true
      preprocess_js: true

  - tag: form
      form_id: system_performance_settings
      clear: Clear cached data

  - tag: form
      form_id: emfield_settings
      emfield_emvideo_allow_bliptv: 1
      emfield_emvideo_allow_google: 1
      emfield_emvideo_allow_metacafe: 1
      emfield_emvideo_allow_vimeo: 1
      emfield_emvideo_allow_youtube: 1

  - tag: form
      form_id: devel_admin_settings
      dev_timer: true
      devel_form_weights: true
  - tag: form
      form_id: devel_generate_users_form
      num: 60
      time_range: 2592000
  - tag: form
      form_id: devel_generate_taxonomy_form
      num_vocab: 6
      num_terms: 80
      title_length: 10
  - tag: form
      form_id: devel_generate_content_form
      node_types:
        page: page
        story: story
      num_nodes: 75
      time_range: 2592000
      num_comments: 4
      title_length: 10
      add_terms: true
      add_alias: true