Using Template Overrides

A document is viewed through it's template as defined by the systemHeader.templateId. This can be 'overridden' by appending a different template to the end of the URL

For Example: https://support.formbird.com/#/form/e1dd9940-ba26-11e8-9aef-99f092bfb6a5 displays:

But when the template editor override is applied https://support.formbird.com/#/form/e1dd9940-ba26-11e8-9aef-99f092bfb6a5/74746c80-8378-11e6-99b1-71ee944cf59f it shows the data behind the document:

The following code creates an override shortcut for the template editor. In your browser, create a new shortcut and paste this code into it, then save. When you want to look at the underlying document, navigate to the document and click the shortcut. A new tab will open with the JSON displayed.

javascript:(function()%7Bf=window.location.href+'/74746c80-8378-11e6-99b1-71ee944cf59f'; if(!window.open(f)) location.href=f; %7D )()

Any template can override any other to provide an alternate view of the information. If for the above document, you only wanted to display 3 of the fields instead of 6, you could construct a template with 3 fields (of the same name) and place that as an override on the template.