Form Components

Form components are fundamental building blocks used to construct and customize forms. They enable users to easily create and edit forms by providing various input fields and interactive elements.

Available Form Components

Icon	Element	Description
	Text	Used to retrieve a single line of text input from the user.
	Password	Used for users to enter sensitive password information.
	Multiline text	Similar to the Text component, but intended for longer text inputs.
	Number	Used to retrieve integer values from the user.
	Decimal	Used to retrieve decimal number values from the user.
	Checkbox	Presents a binary choice between true and false.
	Date	Allows the user to select a date from a calendar interface.
	Dropdown	Allows the user to select one of several predefined options from a dropdown list.
	Radio buttons	Provides a choice between two or more mutually exclusive options.
	People	Used to add or select people within the form.

Editing Form Components

When a component is added to a form, it appears in the design section. To modify its properties:

Press the edit button located on the right of the component.

General Edit Fields

Element	Description
Label	The visible name of the form element.
Override id	If unchecked, the label name becomes the element's ID. If checked, a custom ID can be assigned.
Required	Specifies whether the element is a mandatory field.
Read-only	Renders the element content as read-only, preventing user modification.
Placeholder	Descriptive or example text displayed inside a form field when it is empty.

Advanced Edit Fields

Element	Description
Minimum length	The minimum number of characters allowed in the element's content.
Maximum length	The maximum number of characters allowed in the element's content.
Regex Standard	Allows specifying validation rules using regular expressions.
Input mask	Defines the format and characters allowed for the data to be entered.

Note: The Required and Read-only options are mutually exclusive and should not be enabled simultaneously. Doing so will prevent users from completing the form.

Warning: When using the Input mask field, do not simultaneously define Minimum length or Maximum length. If mutually exclusive rules are defined (e.g., an Input mask of 10 characters with a Maximum length of 5), the form cannot be completed.