Adding Widgets For a Form

Widget Categories

There are data widgets and common widgets. For details, see Table 1.

**Table 1** Preset widget categories
Widget Category	Name	Description
Data widgets	Single-line text	This widget is for short text or numbers like names, license plate numbers, postal code, addresses, or ID numbers.
	Multi-line text	This widget is for long text. Press Enter to start a new line. Text shows in sections. Enter descriptions, notes, or feedback using this widget.
	Value input	This widget records numbers, like quantity, age, inventory, or amounts. It can handle up to 15 digits. If the number is too long, the system will add separators. For numbers over 15 digits, use the text widget.
	Percentage	This widget records ratios. By default, a percent sign (%) is added to the end of the number entered.
	Phone	This widget records 11-digit mobile numbers. The platform checks mobile numbers. If one is invalid, it shows an error.
	Email Address	This widget records email information. The platform checks email addresses. If one is invalid, it shows an error. Example format: ***@example.com.
	URL	This widget records URL information. The platform checks URLs. If one is invalid, it shows an error.
	Amount	This widget records amounts.
	Time and date	This widget records time information. The platform can automatically obtain the current time or you can customize the time.
	Single-choice	This widget lets you pick an option from a list, like choosing a gender.
	Multi-choice	This widget lets you pick one or more options from a list, like choosing hobbies.
	Associated record	This widget links forms in an application and shows them in single or multi-answer mode. For example, in a meal ordering application, the package selection field is linked to the meal options on another page, so you can pick a meal. When you export or clone an application, the form links break. You need to set them up again afterward.
	User	This widget gets people's information from a company contact list. You can use it to set the travel applicant, asset owner, maintenance personnel, and approver for a process form.
	Reference	This widget shows a field from a linked record on the current page. Before using this widget, ensure that the associated record widget has been used on the page.
	Summary	This widget shows the total number of fields or records in forms related to this one. To use this widget, link another form to the current form using the associated record widget. This allows you to summarize records from the linked form.
	Attachment	This widget is for uploading attachments, such as certificate photos. You can upload by clicking or dragging an attachment.
	Formula	This widget calculates the fields in a record.
	Child table	This widget nests other forms within the current form as child tables.
	Matrix table	The widget is used to visually assess the degree of preference for something.
	Text combination	This widget combines fields in the current form in a certain format.
	Department	This widget obtains organizations.
	Location	This widget is used to obtain the current location. It is only available on mobile devices.
	Rich text	This widget is used to input text and supports text and images.
	Auto numbering	This widget automatically generates a number in a custom format for each record.
Common widgets	Title	This widget is used to display the page title.
	Image and text	This is a web widget that can display rich texts.
	Image	This widget is used to display images on pages.
	Segment	This widget is usually used to describe the following part, or divide the form into different parts to make the structure clearer.

Adding Widgets to a Form

A form collects user data. You can create multiple forms in a no-code application. Each form is for a data type. Multiple forms form an application. When designing a form, drag a widget from the left widget area to the middle design area based on the field data type. Essentially, you can arrange widgets to create the form.

Figure 1 Adding widgets to a form
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