Date/Time Properties
Date/Time fields store a calendar date or time of day. These types of fields are often grouped together.
- To manually enter a date, type the date in the the mm/dd/year format.
- Use the and buttons to select the date or time from a pop-up widget.
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To automatically enter the current date, select inside the field and press the space bar. The system supplies the current date/time.
Example:
Date/Time Field Component Information
Use the Component Information pop-up to edit the field's properties.
Field | Description |
Property Name |
Identifies the property associated with this field. This relationship helps third-party developers correlate form data with the properties available in the back-end. |
Label |
Sets the text that will be displayed on the form. |
Hidden |
Indicates that the field should be hidden. This is useful for simplifying forms while still setting a default values for the field. |
Required |
Forces the user to enter information in this field in order to save the record. Note: The Required property for the Category field is "True" by default. For all other fields, the Required property is "False" by default. |
Read Only |
Designates the field as read-only, which prevents the user from entering data on this form. |
Carry Over |
Enables/disables the green Carry Over button for the selected field. To prevent users from seeing Carry Over buttons throughout the entire form, the grid the form is attached to must be edited to hide the Display Carry Over Buttons button. More details Note: Fields marked as read-only never display the Carry Over button in EAM Web, even if this option is enabled. |
Default Value to Now |
When enabled, uses the current date or time as the default when a new record is created. Unless the field is marked as read-only, the user can overwrite the default before submitting the form. |
Default Value |
Establishes a date or time to be used when a new record is created. Unless the field is marked as read-only, the user can overwrite the default before submitting the form. |