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You aren’t restricted to plain text for labels. You may use arbitrary XHMTL when typing the label name. Say you want two different font sizes and colors for a label as in the illustration below.
In the Label field, type this XHTML: Password <span style = "font-size:0.9 em; color: red; "> (6 characters) </span>.
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For example, if you are using a pattern that requires the user to enter an area code of 203 or 860 in a phone control, you can use the Error Message property to let users know this explicitly if they try to enter a different area code.
Refer to the Table control for information on error messages and columns in a table.
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- A date typed into a form field will be reformatted to match the selected Date Format
- A date entered into a form field will be translated according to the selected format. For example,if you choose a European format of DD-MM-YYYY and enter 10-05-2009 the date value will be translated as May 10, 2009. If you choose a US format of MM-DD-YYY the date value will be translated as October 5, 2009.
- If you choose any of MM-DD-YYYY using either - or / or . as the separator, all will be valid for that format but will be translated to the selected separator
- Users can still enter dates like Feb 3, 2001. It will be translated into the specified format
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The date will be converted to the standard xsd:date format of yyyy-mm-dd in the submissions XML document. Here is an example: <Order Date>2012-03-06</Order Date>. Refer to Viewing XML Documents for more details. |
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By using this property, time entries entered into the form are reformatted to match the selected format. For example, if you choose a military time format of hh:mm:ss and enter 2:00 PM the time value will display in the form as 14:00:00. It will be converted to UTC and saved in the submissions XML document. Here is an example: <Order Time>18:00:00Z</Order Time>. Refer to Viewing XML Documents for more details.
Date/Time Formats
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