Questions answered in this article:
What are the different types of basic fields?
Would there be a difference if I use a single or multi-type basic field?
What is the use of a "Placeholder" when using a basic field?
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What are Basic Fields?
Basic Fields provide you with the core elements to create a customized form. Add text boxes, multiple-choice questions, data entry, scales, and more. We plan to add more fields to expand your options in the near future.
Note:
The photos shown in this article are examples/references on how it would look like when you use a basic type block.
Properties of a Field - This is where you can enter the data (questions/options). You can also type the question on the field provided.
Preview of a Field - This is where you can view the content of your block which will be the appearance in the client portal or the main website (for self-intake).
Types of Basic Fields:
Textbox
Note: You have an option to make this field single or multiple lines. Choose either “single” or “multi”.
Tip: You can make use of the Placeholder section to specify if a question needs a detailed explanation or more.
Properties
Preview
Multiple Choice
Note: You have an option to make this field single or multiple answers. Choose either “single” or “multi”.
Tip: You can make use of the Placeholder section to specify if a question allows multiple answers, needs a specific explanation, or more.
Properties
Preview
Dropdown
Note: You have an option to make this field single or multiple answers. Choose either “single” or “multi”.
Tip: You can make use of the Placeholder section to specify if a question allows multiple answers, needs a specific explanation, or more.
Properties
Preview
Scale/Range
Scale Type
Properties
Preview
Range Type
Properties
Preview
Date Picker
Tip: You can make use of the Placeholder section to provide more details.
Single Date Picker
Properties
Preview
Range Date Picker
Properties
Preview
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