Page Comparison

text

Text refers to any written or printed words or characters displayed within a field or interface.

textarea

A textarea is a multi-line input field that allows users to enter larger amounts of text.

rich textarea

A rich text area is an input field that allows users to enter and format text with styling options like bold, italics, lists, and more.

checkbox

An interactive element that lets users select or deselect an option by checking a box.

integer

An integer field is a data input field that accepts whole numbers without decimal points.

double

A double field is a data input field that accepts numerical values with decimal points.

currency

A currency field is a data input field that accepts numerical values formatted as monetary amounts.

date

A date field is an input field that allows users to select or enter a date, typically displayed in a calendar format.

datetime

A datetime field is an input field that allows users to select or enter both a date and a time.

time

A time field is an input field that allows users to select or enter a specific time of day.

picklist

A picklist is a dropdown menu that allows users to select a single value from a predefined list of options.

multipicklist

A multipicklist is a dropdown menu that allows users to select multiple values from a predefined list of options.

tag

A tag is a label or keyword that is used to categorize or identify items.

array

An array is a data structure that holds a collection of items.

object

A data structure that represents a collection of related properties and methods, used to model entities.

criteria

Criteria are conditions or rules used to filter or evaluate data based on specific requirements or attributes.

email

An email field is an input field designed for entering and validating email addresses.

password

A password field is an input field that obscures entered text to ensure confidentiality and is used for entering passwords.

phone

A phone field is an input field designed for entering and formatting mobile numbers.

URL

A URL field is an input field for entering and validating web addresses or links.

Jsons

A JSON field is used for entering and storing data in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) format, which is a lightweight data-interchange format.

Slider

A slider is an interactive UI element that allows users to adjust a value within a specified range by moving a handle along a track.

Action

An action refers to a specific operation or task that can be triggered or performed, such as a button click or a menu selection.

icon

An icon is a small graphic or symbol used to represent an application, function, or action in a user interface.

model

A model is a representation or structure used to define and manage data, often encompassing the rules and relationships of data in a system or application.

fields

Fields are individual data elements or attributes within a data model or form, used to capture and store specific pieces of information.

radio

A radio button is a selection input that allows users to choose one option from a set of predefined choices.

image

An image field is used to display or upload visual content, such as pictures or graphics, within a user interface.

images

An image field is used to display or upload multiple visual content, such as pictures or graphics, within a user interface.

lookup

A lookup field is an input field that allows users to search for and select a related record from another table or dataset.

color

A color field is an input field that allows users to select or specify a color, often using a color picker or color code.

record

A record is a collection of related data fields or attributes that represent a single item or entry in a database or data system.

Formulae

A formula field allows users to calculate and display values based on a formula that combines other fields, constants, or functions.

Merge Text

Merge text refers to combining or inserting dynamic values from multiple sources into a single text field or document, often used for generating personalized content.

Field Selector

A field selector is an interface element that allows users to choose and specify which fields to display or use within a form, report, or data view.

Visual Picker

A visual picker is a UI component that lets users select options or values from a graphical representation, such as images or icons, rather than text-based lists.

Percentage

A percentage field is an input field designed to enter and display values as a percentage.

Address

An address field is an input field used for entering and formatting address information, including details like street, city, state, and zip code.

Number

A number field is an input field designed to enter and validate numerical values, which may include options for specifying the range or format.

Boolean

A boolean field is an input field that stores a value representing one of two states, typically "true" or "false."

html

An HTML field is used for entering and displaying content in HyperText Markup Language, allowing for structured and formatted text with various elements.

css

A CSS field is used for entering and applying Cascading Style Sheets, allowing users to define the appearance and layout of HTML elements with styles.

javascript

A JavaScript field is used for entering and executing JavaScript code, allowing for dynamic behavior and interactions on web pages.

Duration

A duration field is an input field that allows users to specify a length of time.

Encrpyted

An encrypted field is a data input field that stores information in an encrypted format

Filter

A filter is a tool or feature that allows users to narrow down or sort data based on specific criteria or conditions.

any

The term "any" is used to indicate that a condition or action applies to all possible values or options within a given context.

Model Selector

A model selector is a UI component that allows users to choose or specify a data model or schema to use within an application or system.

Categories Selector

A model selector is a UI component that allows users to choose or specify a data model or schema to use within an application or system.

Device

A device refers to a physical or virtual piece of hardware used to perform tasks, access information, or interact with software, such as a computer, smartphone, or tablet.

Progress Bar

A progress bar is a graphical element that visually displays the completion status of a task or process, often as a horizontal bar filled to indicate the percentage of completion.

Rating

A rating is a UI element that allows users to evaluate or provide feedback on a product, service, or content, typically represented by stars, numbers, or other symbols.