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Check Box Fields are used to allow users to make selections of multiple items. An example of its use would be to select all of the available features of an item that a customer wants to order. If you only want one option to be selected, you should use a Radio Button Field.
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Description: Any text in this field will show up next to your check box field on the form.
Alignment: You can choose to left, center, or right align the text from the description field.
Fill Whole Row: If you select yes, your description text will be on its own line, causing your check box field to appear below the description.
Values: This is were you enter the items that you want to have check boxes for. To add an item, enter it in the text field and click the right arrow. To remove an item, select it in the list box field and click the left arrow. To move an item up or down in the list, select it in the list box field and click to move it up or down.
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The Advanced Configurations of form builder are best used if you know how to program. Our Customer Support may help in some areas, but we do not directly support the programming and suggest that you learn as much as you can prior to using these configurations.
Field Name: This is the name of your check box field. This could be useful to know if you are using JavaScript programming with your form.
Onclick: Occurs when a user clicks on the check box field. This can be used in JavaScript programming.
Onfocus: Occurs when a user clicks or tabs into the check box field. This can be useful in JavaScript programming.
Onblur: Occurs when a user clicks or tabs out of the check box field. This can be useful in JavaScript programming.
Onchange: The onchange feature is not available to the check box field.
Number per row: This is the number of check boxes in your list that you want displayed on one line before they are displayed on another line of the page.
Insert Blank Line: Select this box to insert a blank line after the check box field.
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