Fields

Introduction

Feature(s)

Fields are essential for creating forms and are the core tools for collecting data. Using different types of fields in a form can make the data collection effective.

Field Type(s)

There are currently 21 types of fields in Jodoo, divided into Basic Fields and Advanced Fields. It is important to choose proper fields because, if not, you may not realize features like functions, linkage, and association. Field choosing also plays a pivotal role in form design, data collection, and data analysis.

Plan Description

There is a limit to the number of fields in a form. The maximum number of fields that can be added in different plans is listed below.

Free

Standard

500

500

For details, contact our Sales Team.

Note:

If a form created has exceeded the maximum number of fields, it can still be used normally in the future.

The following two types of fields do not count toward the total number of fields in the form.

  • Fields that are not in this form, such as Select Data and Query Data.
  • Fields without specific values, such as Divider.

Basic Action(s)

Adding a Field

On the Design page, add fields by clicking or dragging them directly from the left panel.

Copying a Field

Select a field and click Copy on the right of the field. The field properties of the field will be copied when you copy the field.

Deleting a Field

1. Select a field, click  on the right of the field, and click Delete in the pop-up window.

2. When the field is referenced by the current/other forms through the following features, you can click View Details to view the specific field reference to avoid the impact on other forms/fields.

  • Option: Lookup
  • Data Linkage: Condition and Linked Field
  • Formula: Fields
  • Query Data: Fields and Filters
  • Select Data: Display Fields, Filters, and Data Filling
  • Front-End Event: Trigger Field, Return Value - Fill Field, and Header/Body - Fill Field
  • Workflow: Parent Subflow Assignment
  • Permission set: Data Permission
  • Data Factory: Selected Fields
  • Automations: Triggered Condition, Filter Condition, Updated Field
  • Aggregate Table: Connected Field, Referenced Fields, and Filters

3. On the View Details page, you can view the specific reference situations of the field in the form and click Edit to directly go to the form editing page and to change the reference settings of the field.

Note:

When a member clicks Edit to edit a form, the member's form editing permissions will be verified, and the editing and viewing operations will be performed according to the specific permissions.

Sorting a Field

On the Design page, drag and drop fields to sort them.

Editing Fields in Batches

Multiple form fields can be selected as follows:

  • Press and hold CTRL or COMMAND on your keyboard and click a field to select multiple fields in turn.
  • Press and hold SHIFT, and click the first and last fields.

For multiple selected fields, the following operations can be performed:

  • Move to Label (Note: You can only do so when enabling Multi-Tab Display)
  • Copy
  • Delete

Field Properties

Field Properties are the basic information of fields. You can set Field Name, Description, Format, Hint Text, Initial Value, Validation, Field Permissions, and other properties. Different types of fields have different properties. For details, see Field Properties.

Field Source Identification

When a field is filled by Data Linkage, Formula, Front-End Event, and Select Data, the source identifier will be displayed before the field name to facilitate understanding of the field's associated relationship. Move your mouse pointer over the identifier to check the specific source of the field value, the effect is as follows:

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