The Email component provides an input field for collecting a user’s email address. It includes built-in validation to ensure the entered value follows a valid email address format.
How It Works
The Email component renders a single input field where users can enter their email address. The component automatically validates that the value entered complies with standard email formatting rules before allowing form submission.
Properties
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Label Name | The text label displayed above the email field. |
| Hide Label | Option to hide the label visually while keeping it accessible to screen readers. |
| Disabled | The field is still displayed, however it can not be filled out. |
| Add Placeholder | Placeholder text shown inside the field before a value is entered. |
| Make Required | Marks the field as required. The user must input a value before submitting. |
| Add Regular Expression | Applies a custom validation pattern using regular expression (RegEx) syntax to control what input is allowed in the field.field. |
| Validation for another input field | Sets a rule that compares this field’s value to another input field in the form. Commonly used to ensure matching entries. |
| Add CSS Class | Apply custom CSS classes to style the field to match your branding or layout. |
| Display Component in Navigation | Option to include this component in any summary or form navigation (if applicable). |
| Unique Name | A required identifier that must be unique within the form. Used in variables, email templates, webhooks, and integrations. |
| Variable Name | A variable reference used in printable PDF or Word templates. |
| Mask in Notification Email | Masks the submitted email value in notification emails to reduce exposure of identifiable information and support privacy and compliance requirements. |
Using Email Values in Other Parts of the Form
You can reference the provided email address elsewhere in the form (e.g., success pages, PDF templates, notification emails) using the component’s Unique Name as a variable.