Address Element Properties

The Address element adds a pre-made set of fields to your form where the user can enter an address (street, city, state, province, zip code, country).

The address element also has built-in auto-complete and provides address validation via Google Places.

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Name

Value Type

Description

Name

Text

The internal name for an element in the form.

Label

Text

The label of the control.

Translation Override

Menu selection

Enables you to override language translation for an element for a specific language.

Enable Autocomplete

True | False

True: Form field can be auto-completed by the browser. False: Form field cannot be auto-completed by the browser.

Autocomplete Only

True | False

Will only show the Autocomplete field on the UI. The remaining fields of the address control will be removed.

Read Only

True | False

True: Element is read-only and cannot be modified. False: Element can be modified.

Tool Tip

Text

Text that appears as a tooltip when the user hovers the mouse over a field.

Column Span

Number (1-6)

The number of columns the element will span. Applies to Basic and Helper elements only. If a Group is configured to have more than one (1) column, the Column Span property on any element within the group will span the set number of columns.

Class Names

Text

Space separated Names of CSS classes to be used to customize the look of the element.

Show Label

True | False

True: Show the element's label. False: Hide the element's label.

Show Sub-Labels

True | False

True: Show the element's sub-label. False: Hide the element's sub-label.

Propagate Changes to all Views

True | False

When you change the style or properties for common labels in a form with multiple views, you will be prompted by a dialog box asking if you want to apply the changes to all views. Setting this option to True automatically propagates style or property changes to all applicable views.

Label Width (%)

Number

The width of the element label in the form, expressed as a percentage (1-100%).