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The different form types are described in the corresponding sections. There are also some reserved words that may not be used as input types.
Once a form is createdform name and slug have been added via Setup page, user can select the input types to show on the form by going to the ‘Fields Page’ and clicking on ‘Add Input’.
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Name
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Required
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Notes
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Type
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Input Type
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Name
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This name will be used to identify the input field in other areas of the platform such as publisher bands, custom tables etc. Should not contain capital letters, spaces or special characters
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Enable
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If toggled ON, the field will be displayed on the form. If OFF, the field will not be displayed on the form
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Required
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This needs to be toggled ON if a field needs to be marked as ‘Required’ with an asterisk on the form. Custom validation message may be added in the textfield provided under ‘Required’
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Label
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This is the name of the field that will appear on the form
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Placeholder
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Use this to describe the expected input
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CSS Class
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Add a custom CSS class on the field HTML container
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When on the Thanks Page tab, after updating the Thanks Page, click on the ‘Refresh’ button to refresh the preview of the Thanks Page.
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Saving the input fields
Once the necessary fields have been added, settings updated, repositioned and the user has confirmed what the form looks like in the Preview, they can click on ‘Save’ to persist the changes.
Clicking on ‘Back’ will take the user to the ‘Setup’ page.
Clicking on ‘Next’ will take the user to the ‘Thanks Page’
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\uD83D\uDDD2 Summary
Functionality | User Story | |
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| 1 | Input Types | User can select from 36 different input types available |
| 2 | Preview | Users can see a preview of the Form fields page and Thanks page on the ‘Preview’ section |
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