Single checkbox
A Single Checkbox indicates agreement to terms and conditions, confirmation, or opt in.
Basic setup
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In the Form Fields panel (left-hand side), drag the Checkbox field onto your form.
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Type a field name (for internal purposes).
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Type the checkbox text that will appear next to the checkbox.
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(Optional) Select if users must tick this checkbox before they can submit their response.
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Click Save & Close.
| If you want to use the checkbox in an opt-out scenario, click Tick if this checkbox should be selected by default. |
Show details in a dialog window
You can show the details of the agreement (things like terms and conditions or a privacy policy) in a dialog window that users can see through a link in the checkbox text.
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Select your checkbox text.
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Click Highlight your text, then click here to make it link to a popup.
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Type the contents of the dialog window (for example, the terms and conditions) and format using the rich-text editor.
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Click Save & Close.
Show advanced options
Click the Show Advanced Options button to reveal additional controls and capabilities, as the following table explains.
| Option | Description |
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Assign numeric values for your options |
Assign values to options to automate calculations within a form. Read the Calculation section for more information. |
Read-only - do not allow entry into this field |
Lock a field to prevent form users from modifying a pre-defined field value. For example, you may have a default answer such as 'today’s date' or 'customer ID' that is pre-filled on the form and you do not want form users to change it. |
Hidden - do not show this field on the online form |
Hide a field to prevent form users from modifying a pre-defined field value. For example, you may have a default answer such as 'today’s date' or 'customer ID' that is pre-filled on the form and you do not want form users to see it. |
Show/hide this field with conditional logic |
Hide this field until certain conditions/responses in other fields are met. For more information, read the Conditional logic section. |