Input Types- Lookups

🏠 Feature Overview

This page describes the different lookup input types available in Forms.

1. AddressLookup (Provided by: T2A)

2. AddressLookupGlobal (Provided by: Google)

3. EmailLookup (Provided by: Briteverify)

4. InternationalCompanyAddressLookup (Provided by: Dun & Bradstreet)

5. TelephoneLookup (Provided by: Data8 [TBC])

6. TelephoneLookupInternational (Provided by: Informatica)

7. TelephoneLookupInternational2 (Provided by: Twillio)

1. Address Lookup

This lookup allows the user to search a UK postcode. which once selected will automatically populate 4 address lines and a postcode field.

Field settings:

Changing input label/placeholder values:

In the field ‘settings’ dialog, under the ‘input_descriptions’ tree, there will be a key/value item for each input where the value can be changed and will be reflected in the input label and placeholder.

Changing input required:

In the field ‘settings’ dialog, under the ‘input_required’ tree, there will be a key/value item for each input where the value can be changed to either true or false.

• True: When completing the form and no value is added to the input, clicking the submit button will trigger the validation message and the form cannot be completed until this input has been populated.

• False: When completing the form, this input does not require a value for the form to be completed.

Changing required messages:

In the field ‘settings’ dialog, under the ‘input_required_messages’ tree, there will be a key/value item for each input where the message shown when a required field has not been completed can be changed.

Lookup example:

2. AddressLookupGlobal

This lookup allows the user to search a global address. which once selected will automatically populate 4 address lines, a country field and a postcode field.

Field settings:

Changing input label/placeholder values:

In the field ‘settings’ dialog, under the ‘input_descriptions’ tree, there will be a key/value item for each input where the value can be changed and will be reflected in the input label and placeholder.

Changing input required:

In the field ‘settings’ dialog, under the ‘input_required’ tree, there will be a key/value item for each input where the value can be changed to either true or false.

• True: When completing the form and no value is added to the input, clicking the submit button will trigger the validation message and the form cannot be completed until this input has been populated.

• False: When completing the form, this input does not require a value for the form to be completed.

Changing required messages:

In the field ‘settings’ dialog, under the ‘input_required_messages’ tree, there will be a key/value item for each input where the message shown when a required field has not been completed can be changed.

Lookup example:

3. EmailLookup

This lookup allows the user to identify invalid addresses.

Field settings:

Lookup example:

If the email provided in invalid, a cross icon will show in the input which informs the user that the email is not valid. If the email provided is valid, a ticket icon will show in the input.

4. InternationalCompanyAddressLookup

This lookup allows the user to search for a company based in a specific country which onces selected will automatically populate (if available) 2 address fields, city, country, postcode, phone and website.

Field settings:

Changing input label/placeholder values:

In the field ‘settings’ dialog, under the ‘input_descriptions’ tree, there will be a key/value item for each input where the value can be changed and will be reflected in the input label and placeholder.

Changing input required:

In the field ‘settings’ dialog, under the ‘input_required’ tree, there will be a key/value item for each input where the value can be changed to either true or false.

• True: When completing the form and no value is added to the input, clicking the submit button will trigger the validation message and the form cannot be completed until this input has been populated.

• False: When completing the form, this input does not require a value for the form to be completed.

Changing required messages:

In the field ‘settings’ dialog, under the ‘input_required_messages’ tree, there will be a key/value item for each input where the message shown when a required field has not been completed can be changed.

Lookup example:

5. TelephoneLookup

This lookup allows the user to identify valid UK mobile telephone numbers.

Field settings:

Lookup example:

If the telephone provided in invalid, a cross icon will show in the input which informs the user that the email is not valid. If the email provided is valid, a ticket icon will show in the input.