Text Field

The Title text box will allow you to set the label of your widget. The title will usually appear above the associated widget.

The Attribute drop down list will allow you to change the data field that this widget will save the user’s input to (For example, a CRM Text Field with an Attribute of Account Name will save its input to the Account Name data field).

The Read Only checkbox will not allow the user to interact with the widget when checked.

The Hidden checkbox will hide the widget from the page when checked.

The Required Field checkbox will not allow a user to successfully submit the form until there is data within it. 

Upon selecting the checkbox, you will be prompted to enter an error message for invalid input.

Allows you to enable or disable "required" from client side  

The Empty Placeholder textfield will ‘fill’ the text box with whatever you enter here. This can be used to help guide user input or to give an example of proper input.

The Tool Tip allows you to add a description or Hint to your widget.

The Input Mode dropdown list allows you to specify an appearance for a widget. Applicable options are dependent on the widget. For example, the Picklist widget includes: Radio button group and dropdown list. The Yes/No widget includes: Radio button group, dropdown list, checkbox, and mobile switch. The textfield widget includes: Text (single line), multiline, HTML, numeric, and currency.

Each view would contain the Input Labels associated with the values inside CRM in the case of the Picklist and Yes/No widgets..

This option is overridden if Read Only is selected.

The Regex Validation property allows you to specify a regular expression for validating user input with the option of specifying a custom regular expression. Applicable options include: URL, Phone, and Custom.

When a regex validation option is chosen, you will be provided with a textfield to specify an error message.

The Mask Validation drop down list will give you an assortment of common data types to choose from which serves to guide user input. For example, if you have a form that requires the user to enter their postal code, the Mask Type for the text box associated with the postal code should be of the postal code type. This will ensure that the textbox will only allow valid postal codes to be entered. The Mask Type drop down list also allows you to create your own custom masks; though this option is reserved for advanced users.

The Show Editor Toolbar checkbox will show the toolbar for use when set to true. By default, it is false. Please note that hot-keys will work regardless if the toolbar is shown or not. For example, Ctrl+B will still make text bold.

The Minimum Value property will set the minimum number allowed in a numeric textfield.

The Maximum Value property will define the maximum value that will be accepted in a numeric textfield.

The Numeric Precision property allows you to specify how many digits will appear to the right of a decimal point.

The Show Spin Buttons checkbox option will add the arrow keys onto the side of a numeric Text Field. This will enable users to increment or decrement these fields by clicking on the arrows.