Webform

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This is used as a descriptive label when displaying this form element.
Enter a machine readable key for this form element. May contain only alphanumeric characters and underscores. This key will be used as the name attribute of the form element. This value has no effect on the way data is saved, but may be helpful if doing custom form processing.
The default value of the field identified by its key. For multiple selects use commas to separate multiple defaults.

Token values

You may use special tokens in this field that will be replaced with dynamic values.

Basic tokens

  • %username - The name of the user if logged in. Blank for anonymous users.
  • %useremail - The email address of the user if logged in. Blank for anonymous users.
  • %ip_address - The IP address of the user.
  • %site - The name of the site (i.e. eyecare-studio)
  • %date - The current date, formatted according to the site settings.

Node tokens

  • %nid - The node ID.
  • %title - The node title.

Special tokens

  • %profile[key] - Any user profile field or value, such as %profile[name] or %profile[profile_first_name]
  • %get[key] - Tokens may be populated from the URL by creating URLs of the form http://example.com/my-form?foo=bar. Using the token %get[foo] would print "bar".
  • %post[key] - Tokens may also be populated from POST values that are submitted by forms.

In addition to %get and %post, the following super tokens may be used, though only with logged-in users: %server, %cookie, and %request. For example %server[HTTP_USER_AGENT] or %session[id].

A short description of the field used as help for the user when he/she uses the form.

Token values

You may use special tokens in this field that will be replaced with dynamic values.

Basic tokens

  • %username - The name of the user if logged in. Blank for anonymous users.
  • %useremail - The email address of the user if logged in. Blank for anonymous users.
  • %ip_address - The IP address of the user.
  • %site - The name of the site (i.e. eyecare-studio)
  • %date - The current date, formatted according to the site settings.

Node tokens

  • %nid - The node ID.
  • %title - The node title.

Special tokens

  • %profile[key] - Any user profile field or value, such as %profile[name] or %profile[profile_first_name]
  • %get[key] - Tokens may be populated from the URL by creating URLs of the form http://example.com/my-form?foo=bar. Using the token %get[foo] would print "bar".
  • %post[key] - Tokens may also be populated from POST values that are submitted by forms.

In addition to %get and %post, the following super tokens may be used, though only with logged-in users: %server, %cookie, and %request. For example %server[HTTP_USER_AGENT] or %session[id].

Key-value pairs MUST be specified as "safe_key|Some readable option". Use of only alphanumeric characters and underscores is recommended in keys. One option per line. Option groups may be specified with <Group Name>. <> can be used to insert items at the root of the menu after specifying a group.

Token values

You may use special tokens in this field that will be replaced with dynamic values.

Basic tokens

  • %username - The name of the user if logged in. Blank for anonymous users.
  • %useremail - The email address of the user if logged in. Blank for anonymous users.
  • %ip_address - The IP address of the user.
  • %site - The name of the site (i.e. eyecare-studio)
  • %date - The current date, formatted according to the site settings.

Node tokens

  • %nid - The node ID.
  • %title - The node title.

Special tokens

  • %profile[key] - Any user profile field or value, such as %profile[name] or %profile[profile_first_name]
  • %get[key] - Tokens may be populated from the URL by creating URLs of the form http://example.com/my-form?foo=bar. Using the token %get[foo] would print "bar".
  • %post[key] - Tokens may also be populated from POST values that are submitted by forms.

In addition to %get and %post, the following super tokens may be used, though only with logged-in users: %server, %cookie, and %request. For example %server[HTTP_USER_AGENT] or %session[id].

Check this option if the user should be allowed to choose multiple values.
Use a pre-built list of options rather than entering options manually. Options will not be editable if using pre-built list.

Validation

Check this option if the user must enter a value.

Display

Check this option if you want the select component to be displayed as a select list box instead of radio buttons or checkboxes. Option groups (nested options) are only supported with listbox components.
Randomizes the order of the options when they are displayed in the form.
Determines the placement of the component's label.
Private fields are shown only to users with results access.
Optional. You may organize your form by placing this component inside another fieldset.
Optional. In the menu, the heavier items will sink and the lighter items will be positioned nearer the top.