Form Fields
This doc shares how the different form field types in RSVP forms and forms to collect subscriber information for subscription calendars work.
When creating an RSVP event, you can use the RSVP form to gather essential information from your attendees. Additionally, when sharing a subscription calendar, you can choose to collect subscriber information before your subscribers can subscribe to your calendar.
AddEvent offers a variety of customizable fields to ensure you collect the data necessary for a successful event or to maintain a subscribers list. Below is an overview of the available form field types and their functionalities:
Short text
A simple text input where responses can include both letters and numbers.
Email
A text input field requiring a valid email address format. Forms cannot be submitted unless the input includes an @ sign and follows standard email formatting.
Number
A numeric input field where registrants can enter a number manually or adjust it using arrow controls. The counter increments or decrements by 1.
Date
Provides dropdown menus for Month, Day, and Year. The format is MM/DD/YYYY.
Dropdown (select one option)
A dropdown list of options displays to choose from. Registrants can select only one of the available options. Each option can include up to 50 characters. You can include up to 15 options per dropdown field.
Radio buttons (select one option)
A list of options displayed with radio buttons. Registrants can choose only one option at a time. The maximum number of options is 15.
Country
A standard dropdown menu listing countries.
U.S. state
Similar to the Country field, this dropdown allows users to select a U.S. state.
Consent checkbox
A checkbox to request registrants to consent to the information you choose to include in the text input field provided. This can be configured to be mandatory for registrants to select before submitting the form.
Hidden field
Passes user data in the background, such as from a URL with tracking parameters. This field is invisible to users but records the associated data with the specified variable for later use.
Text block
Provides an option to display messaging within your RSVP form (e.g., instructions. Text blocks do not collect any information from registrants and are solely for display purposes only.
Divider
A horizontal line that can be used as a divider to separate sections of your RSVP form.
Please note that the Consent checkbox form field option is not available for collecting subscriber information.
Updated 4 days ago