Feb 16 2020
08:00 PM
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05:04 PM
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TechCommunityAP
Feb 16 2020
08:00 PM
- last edited on
Aug 06 2023
05:04 PM
by
TechCommunityAP
So was just reading yet another amazing blog from Megan Walker (https://meganvwalker.com/) on using regular expression for field validation. Almost as an after thought she shows how for a text field you can change the description in the type-in field.
https://meganvwalker.com/custom-regex-validation-in-forms-pro/
So instead of "Enter your answer" (boring) you can put in anything like: "Example: (123)555-1212"
It appear that you can only do this for fields that are validated via regular expression so to use it in any text field for any value just put ".*" in the regex field (this means any text) and now you can change the type-in descriptor.
I also saw that FormsPro (well at least I think it's FormsPro) recognizes certain text field labels and presents a quick list of addresses you have saved in your browser. This might be a feature of the browser and not FormPro.
Has anyone else seen this behavior - and if so is there any patterns?
Feb 16 2020 11:58 PM
Feb 17 2020 01:09 AM
@CYappert - thanks for the comments about my blog. Glad you find them useful.
I've not seen the issue you've mentioned. Can you share a screenshot? Would be interesting to see what is happening for you.
Feb 17 2020 10:33 AM
On further investigation .. it does appear to be a browser thingie. I can't seem to get to appear now .. but I know I saw it before ... even after having my coffee.
TY for monitoring this thread.
--- craig