Ektron CMS400.NET User Manual

Option Characteristics of Valid Response
Inserting a Password Field
Working with HTML Forms
Postal Code (Canada) ana nan, where a is an alphabetic character and n is numeric.
Postal Code (Canada) -
(required)
Social Insurance Number
(Canada)
Social Insurance Number
(Canada) Required
Telephone number (US and
Canada)
Telephone number (US and
Canada) (required)
ana nan, where a is an alphabetic character and n is numeric. A
response is required.
A nine digit number in the format: nnnnnnnnn.
A nine digit number in the format: nnnnnnnnn. A response is
required.
A seven or 10 digit number in the format nnnnnnn or nnnnnnnnnn.
The site visitor can insert separator characters, such as dashes (-),
between numbers.
A seven or 10 digit number in the format nnnnnnn or nnnnnnnnnn.
The site visitor can insert separator characters, such as dashes (-),
between numbers.
A response is required.
Use a password field when you want the user to enter a password.
A password is like a text field but the user’s entry appears as dots
instead of characters. This prevents an onlooker from seeing the
password. A user’s password entry cannot exceed 18 characters.
To insert a password field, follow these steps.
1. Place a plain text field onto the screen. See Also: ”Adding
2.
a Field to the Screen” on page 168
The following dialog appears.
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