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* '''Show Collapse Button''': Show Collapse Button(s) in Flexible Forms. If disabled, Collapse Buttons are removed from Flexible Forms. | * '''Show Collapse Button''': Show Collapse Button(s) in Flexible Forms. If disabled, Collapse Buttons are removed from Flexible Forms. | ||
* '''Form Caching''': Select when should entity forms be reused. You can override this global setting in [[Form#Caching_forms|form properties]]. | * '''Form Caching''': Select when should entity forms be reused. You can override this global setting in [[Form#Caching_forms|form properties]]. | ||
:* DefaultFormCaching: This is the default value, keeping legacy behavior. Only the default entity forms are reused. At most 6 recently used entity forms are kept in the cache. Forms coming from the Form Select rule are not reused. | :* DefaultFormCaching: This is the default value, keeping legacy behavior. Only the default entity forms are reused (default = forms with the name "Default"). At most 6 recently used entity forms are kept in the cache. Forms coming from the Form Select rule are not reused. | ||
:: Warning: iOS app uses different default behavior. Forms are not cached at all. We kept this behavior for backward compatibility reasons. | :: Warning: iOS app uses different default behavior. Forms are not cached at all. We kept this behavior for backward compatibility reasons. | ||
:* NoCaching: Form caching is completely disabled. A new instance of entity form is always created and the form is destroyed immediately once closed. Opening entity forms can take a much longer time than if it was reused from the cache. Form rules and JavaScript iframes can rely on the form being in the default state - all items are visible/enabled as expected. | :* NoCaching: Form caching is completely disabled. A new instance of entity form is always created and the form is destroyed immediately once closed. Opening entity forms can take a much longer time than if it was reused from the cache. Form rules and JavaScript iframes can rely on the form being in the default state - all items are visible/enabled as expected. | ||