Name

Enter a name for the object. This is the name of the object as it will show in field chooser, the Browser bar and other object lists.

Password

[Password]

Enter placeholder characters if necessary.

Max Chars

Enter a value for the maximum number of characters allowed for the password.

Min Chars

Enter a value for the minimum number of characters allowed for the password.

Required Chars

Select any character requirements for the user's password. Options include:

Select the alignment of the text inside the password field. Options include:

State

State

Choose from Default, Normal, Read-Only, Disabled or Hidden for password input objects.

With field state management, you control access to individual objects on the form. You can prevent individual roles from changing, or even viewing, specific data or areas on the form. See Limiting User Access to Form Fields for more information on how to control access to fields.

Adding Workflow

The Workflow Diagram

Limiting User Access to Form Fields

Explanation of State Priority

Understanding the Default State

Click the ellipses button to display the Edit State dialog. Use this option to hide, show or disable objects depending on the user's role and/or the workflow stage.

Loading the Object States Overview

Mandatory Answer

Select the Mandatory Answer check box to make the object required in order to submit the form instance.

You may enter a custom message in the text input below the check box. This message will be displayed if some part of the object has not been completed prior to form submission.

Click the ellipses button to display the Edit Mandatory dialog. Use this matrix to make the object mandatory based on conditions of roles and stages.

Loading the Object States Overview

Marking as Mandatory

Checking for Mandatory Fields

Mandatory Field Checking and Field States Example

Select the font face for the field value.

Fonts from the designers local machine will also be available, however if the same font is not installed on the users machine then a standard font will be used to display the data.

Choose the size and style of the font for the field value.

Enter a Hex color code or click on the color box to pick a color for the field value.

Border

Select the border appearance type. Choose from None or Solid.

Size

Choose a line weight for the border (in pixels).

Enter a Hex color code or click on the color box to pick a color for the border.

Radius

Select a numeric value to represent the curvature of the password input object corners. The higher the number, the more curved the the edges of the object will be.

Background

Enter a Hex color code or click on the color box to pick a background color for the password input object.

Theme

Resets the appearance options to the default settings configured on the form's Theme properties.

Applying or Resetting a Theme

Top

Displays the object's location in from the top of the form (in pixels).

Aligning, Spacing and Layering Objects

Left

Displays the object's location in from the left margin of the form (in pixels).

Aligning, Spacing and Layering Objects

Width

Shows the width of the object.

Aligning, Spacing and Layering Objects

Height

Shows the height of the object.

Aligning, Spacing and Layering Objects

Layer

Indicates the layer number this object occupies. You can drag an object so that it fully or partially covers another object. Depending on the layer number it occupies, it may be positioned underneath another other object.

Aligning, Spacing and Layering Objects

Tabbing

Tab Index

Indicates the order in the tabbing sequence that this object will be arrived at when the form user is using their Tab key to navigate through the form fields.

Setting or Modifying Tab Stops and Tab Order

Tab Stop

Clear this check box to exclude the object from the tab order altogether.

Setting or Modifying Tab Stops and Tab Order

Tooltip

Enter tooltip text to show to a form user when they hover their mouse over the object.

Accessibility

Description

Enter text that will be read aloud or converted to Braille for JAWS users.

Accessibility and JAWS Compatibility

Password Input Changes Field Data

This event occurs when a form user changes data in the password input object.  

How Behaviors Are Triggered

Key is Pressed

This event occurs when a form user enters data into the password input object.  

Password Input Gains Focus

This event occurs when the password input object becomes the active field.  

How Behaviors Are Triggered

Password Input Loses Focus

This event occurs when the password input object is exited.  

How Behaviors Are Triggered

Password Input is Clicked

This event occurs when a form user clicks on the password input object.  

Note: This event is different than Password Input Gains Focus in that the form user must mouse-click on the object in order for the event to occur and any linked behavior commands to run.

How Behaviors Are Triggered

Password Input is Shown

This event occurs when the password input object is shown.  

How Behaviors Are Triggered