1. To create a Wiki form, you first need to create a table (in a new topic page) that defines the fields, their types, etc.
   • Documentation: TWiki Forms?
   • Example: Form For Req
2. To enable this form, you need to add its name to the WEBFORMS field by editing Web Preferences (in your Wiki Web). Then, each time you edit a page, you will have the opportunity to add a form (there is a new button) from a list of forms and then input values for its fields.
   • See the current Web Preferences
3. To create an index table (with a subset of the fields), you need to write a SEARCH query. Note that the resulting table can be sorted by clicking (once or twice) on a column header.
   • Documentation: TWiki Variables#Var SEARCH?
   • Example: UCMNav Requirements
4. In such a query, one needs to provide the headers and format of the table and access the fields of the filled forms.
   • Documentation: Formatted Search
5. Editing a form can only be done in a topic page. What is interesting is that we can use the Wiki topic page for capturing a discussion and the rationale for this requirement, on top of the form. The discussion can then be summarized by providing another search query. For instance:
   • Example: Summary Of Req Discussions

-- Daniel Amyot - 16 Jan 2005