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Drag and drop an Upload control from the palette onto the form. This control allows the user to upload 1 or more files as attachments. You can specify the min # of files, the max # of files, the max size of any file that may be uploaded and the types of files that this Upload control will accept. If the min # is > 0, then the control becomes required and the form cannot be submitted unless the min # of files have been uploaded. If you do not specify min or max, the user may upload any # of files. If a max size is not specified, the user can upload as large a file as desired up to the max size restriction imposed by the server. If a file exceeds the max size, the user will see an error message. You can also change the filename of the attachment that is stored in the form submission.
Message Control Types
Drag and drop a Message control from the palette onto the form. Notice that this control has a Message Type property. Experiment with the various types of messages to see what they look like. If you choose one of these standard types for your messages, will automatically format them, display a decorator and lay out a nice-looking message on all devices. Of course, you can customize these using the properties available to you in the Style tab. Formatting text in the message body, for example, bold text, lists of instructions, text in different colors etc. is very easy to do. Simply side the toggle to turn on the Rich Text Editor and then click the
icon to display the menu options, select an option and begin typing. Knowledge of standard HTML tags is not required.
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