Hey Ken,

I'll try to grab a forms developer who can shed some light on your question, but can you elaborate a bit on what you're asking?

I tried this code, in a "Field3" custom HTML field.

<script>
  $(document).ready(function(){
    $('#history').clone().appendTo('#q3');
  });
</script>

If you run that in a form that is part of a process, it will copy the action history. 

If you put that in a form that is only used when saving the form to the repository, then you never let it execute and it does nothing to bring the top of the action history onto the page. 

I would like to get the finished action history into the saved form. That is why it cannot be a part of the final task performed by a user, since it needs to timestamp of that user as well.

EDIT: Even if the code executed at the point I am using it though, I do not think it would be successful as it doesnt have the action history on the page. Instead, it might be necessary to circumvent the saving process to send the two pieces together somehow instead of both individually. 

Maybe when they save the Action history in the same document during the "Save to Repository" service task, they add in code to separate the page from the action history and the form. Maybe we can add code in a field that will remove that spacing so we get the desired effect