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### <a name="output_types">Output types</a> |
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### <a name="output_types">Output types</a> |
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Scriptform uses the output of the script (stdout, stderr) to display something |
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back to the user executing the script. |
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Scripts can have a few different output types. The output type is specified in |
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Scripts can have a few different output types. The output type is specified in |
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the **`output`** field of the form definition. For example, the following form |
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the **`output`** field of the form definition. For example, the following form |
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definition has a `raw` output type.: |
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definition has a `raw` output type.: |
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listed in the field are allowed to see and submit that form. If the user is not |
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listed in the field are allowed to see and submit that form. If the user is not |
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listed, they won't even see the form as being available. |
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listed, they won't even see the form as being available. |
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For an example, see the (beginning of this chapter)[#users]. |
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For an example, see the [beginning of this chapter](#users). |
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### <a name="users_security">Security considerations</a> |
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### <a name="users_security">Security considerations</a> |
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