Checkbox
A checkbox is probably the simplest Field Type in existence, yet it is still quite useful. Basically, a checkbox allows users to answer “yes” or “no” to a simple question.
How to Create
Click the
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to add a field in your
form.
Choose “New Field”
Select the table you wish to add the field to. Most of the time, this will be the current
table you are on, called the current
context.
Select a field name and click “Choose Type”.
Choose “Checkbox” from the list of field types.
You can continue adding fields or click the “Select” button to finish adding.
Features
Field features can be edited by clicking on the orange field icon
when the presentation layer is displayed.
Field Label
Grid Appearance
Block Association
Connected Fields
Default Value
Validation
Audit History
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Field parts
The checkbox has five output formats.
Full Field - This format returns nothing when the checkbox is unchecked, and returns CHECKED when the checkbox is checked.
Checked - This format returns NOT CHECKED when the checkbox is unchecked, and returns CHECKED when the checkbox is checked.
Field Label - This format returns nothing when the checkbox is unchecked, and returns the checkbox's Field label when the checkbox is checked.
With Sub-Fields - This format returns “ - ” followed by the “Full Field” output format for its “Other Field When Unchecked” when the checkbox is unchecked, and returns “CHECKED - ” followed by the “Full Field” output format for its “Other Field When Checked” when the checkbox is checked.
Sub-Fields Only - This format returns the “Full Field” output format for its “Other Field When Unchecked” when the checkbox is unchecked, and returns the “Full Field” output format for its “Other Field When Checked” when the checkbox is checked.
Filters