Additional Info Avaialbe on Form Settings
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Additional Info Avaialbe on Form Settings
I would like to know where I might find additional domentation on what is the impact in senabling certain form field settings such as Auto Complete, Auto Focus, Floating Label, etc.? Thank you.
Re: Additional Info Avaialbe on Form Settings
Did you read the help?
What information are you missing?
What information are you missing?
Re: Additional Info Avaialbe on Form Settings
I have read "How to use the Form Wizard", "Creatng a Form", "Form Conditions and Calculations", "Form Input Fields", as well as searched Help for more info on what is the impact of checking read "Auto Complete" and "Auto Focus" for example. I have some idea, but I wanted to get more detail from WYSIWYG? Is there something more that I should have looked at? I attempted to do due diligence before posting on the forum.
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Re: Additional Info Avaialbe on Form Settings
Ok let's try to explain
Autocomplete:
Can also be called "Word Completion" this is where when the user starts to type it will get predicted and the word will be completed.
Autofocus:
This is what is known as a Boolean attribute. The purpose is to indicate what form element should be focused on page load. So if you have for talking sake 'focus' is on the 'third' form element then that is the starting point. But..if 'focus' is applied to all elements then the 'first' element takes priority over all other.
Floating Label:
These are simply labels (email, name, address)that start off inside the input field, and once the user starts typing it ‘floats’ up this could be top left top right or top center it is just to make space for the text typed .
Will any of these have any impact on the form not in anyway at all. Hope this helps.
Autocomplete:
Can also be called "Word Completion" this is where when the user starts to type it will get predicted and the word will be completed.
Autofocus:
This is what is known as a Boolean attribute. The purpose is to indicate what form element should be focused on page load. So if you have for talking sake 'focus' is on the 'third' form element then that is the starting point. But..if 'focus' is applied to all elements then the 'first' element takes priority over all other.
Floating Label:
These are simply labels (email, name, address)that start off inside the input field, and once the user starts typing it ‘floats’ up this could be top left top right or top center it is just to make space for the text typed .
Will any of these have any impact on the form not in anyway at all. Hope this helps.
Re: Additional Info Avaialbe on Form Settings
Thank you. That was very helpful!
Re: Additional Info Avaialbe on Form Settings
Note that all these (standard HTML) options are also documented in the help.
Auto complete
Specifies whether the input field should have autocomplete enabled (if available in the browser) .
Auto Focus
Specifies whether the element should automatically get focus when the page loads.
Floating label
With floating labels, you can insert the label inside the input field, and make it float/animate when you click on the input field.
This option uses the 'Place Holder' text for the label.
Re: Additional Info Avaialbe on Form Settings
Yes, you are correct I found it (the help I sould have been looking at). I realized I was clicking on the magnifying glass and not the "?" mark for help. Now that I am looking in the correct area this should be a big help. Thank you for pointing that out.