Ultimate QR Code Generator
  • Introduction
  • Usage
  • Main Element
    • Foreground Options
    • Background Options
    • Corner Squares
    • Corner Dots
    • Settings
    • Logo
    • Rendering Your QR Code
  • Workflow Actions
    • Available Actions
    • Generate A QR Code
    • Download A QR Code
    • Save A QR Code
    • Update A QR Code
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  1. Workflow Actions

Generate A QR Code

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Last updated 1 year ago

In order to render your QR Code to your page you will need to run the 'Generate a Ultimate QR Code' workflow.

This will then pass all of your settings and the data to be encoded to the plugin that will render it to your page.

The most common way to do this is to load the QR Code on page load is to use the 'When Page Is Loaded' event.

When generating your QR Code you have 3 options

Element

This is the element of the QR Code that you added to your app.

Data

This is the data you would like to encode, such as a website address, Email, Ticket Id etc. This can either be input manually or dynamically.

Render To Page

In this section were specifically talking about rendering the QR Code to a page so this checkbox should remain ticked. But if you would like to generate QR Codes without rendering them to the page, such as creating an event ticket with a QR code that is then saved to the database you can uncheck this box. Your QR code will still be generated but not rendered. You could then use the 'Save a Ultimate QR Code' to save it to your database.