Ticket Form - Form Fields

Overview

With Aidbase's No Code Ticket Form builder, you can build highly dynamic forms with a variety of field types.

Full example:

User Data

Name

The Name field is a simple text input field. It can be used for any type of name input, such as a first name, last name, or full name.

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Email

The Email field is a simple text input field. It can be used for any type of email input, such as a personal or work email.

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General Data

Text

The Text field is a simple text input field. It can be used for any type of text input, such as a title, excerpt, etc.

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Text area

The Text area field is a multi-line text input field. It can be used for any type of text input, such as a description or comment.

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Number

The Number field is a text input field that only accepts numbers. It can be used for any type of number input, such as a quantity or price.

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Date

The Date field is a text input field that only accepts dates. It can be used for any type of date input, such as a date of birth or date of event.

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Checkbox

The Checkbox field is a checkbox input field. It can be used for any type of checkbox input, such as a terms and conditions checkbox.

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Select

The Select field is a dropdown input field. It can be used for any type of dropdown input, such as a country or state.

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Multiselect

The Multiselect field is a multi-select dropdown input field. It can be used for any type of multi-select dropdown input, such as a list of interests.

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Attachments

The Attachments field is a file upload input field. It can be used for any type of file upload input, such as a resume or photo.

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Hidden

The Hidden field is a hidden input field.
This is a special field type that won't get rendered in the form itself.

Instead, you can use it to pass data when a form is submitted.
See more under Advanced Usage.