Is there a recommended method for implementing a public-facing input page? My use case is recruiting for an organization: people without Corteza logins need to be able to submit their contact information on a web page, which will become a contact in the CRM app (which we’re repurposing as a recruiting managment system).
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As is, everything is behind the login. There are plans to allow anonymous users (you’ll see there is an anonymous role in there) but we haven’t gotten to that yet.
Your best bet would be to make a simple stand-alone webpage which interacts with Corteza’s API
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Integration gateway might help with achieving that
https://docs.cortezaproject.org/corteza-docs/2023.9/integrator-guide/automation/workflows/examples/index.html#_parse_integration_gateway_request
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I’d like to do this on the same virtual server that I’m hosting Corteza on. I can get a second public-facing IP address to differentiate between the two sites. I’d like to use a PHP enabled web server to serve up the public page, and build API calls from there.
Can you recommend a way to do this that won’t compromise the Corteza installation?