Action Field Type

Launches the default mail client. Specify the desired email address to create an email, using static text or field values.

Pass values from fields in this Form by using {{dataname}} syntax.

Launches the default messaging app. Specify the desired phone number to create SMS for, using static text or field values.

Pass values from fields in this Form by using {{dataname}} syntax.

Launches the default phone dialer. Specify the desired phone number to dial, using static text or field values.

Pass values from fields in this Form by using {{dataname}} syntax.

Geocoding attempts to convert address text into decimal latitude/longitude coordinates.

The geocoded co-ordinate result (if any) is populated into this Interaction field.

Result is "lat lon", e.g. -13.3823724 153.9832837

Specify the address to geocode with static text or use Form fields with {{dataname}} syntax.

e.g. 5 My Road, My City, My Post Code, Country

or

{{number}}, {{road}}, {{city}}, {{countrycode}}

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Pass values from fields in this Form by using {{dataname}} syntax.

Specify the Entry ID for the target Form Entry.

Reference columns from the App Entry Drafts or App Entry History data source by using {{this[column]}} syntax.

e.g. {{this[2]}} will pass the 3rd column's value for the current selected row.

Including Reload On Return options.

For Form targets, you can preset target fields with "dataname:value", pipe separated.

e.g. field1:{{city}}|field4:hello

For Listing & Map targets, you can pass in a formula for filtering the target rows.

Use {{target[column]}} for target columns.

e.g. {{target[3]}} >= {{price}}

For Detail and Task Details targets, pass the identifier of the target data row or Task. For data rows, the identifier must match the first column's value

e.g. {{mychoice}}

Including Reload On Return options.

Specify the Task ID for the target Task.

Reference columns from the App Tasks data source by using {{this[column]}} syntax.

e.g. {{this[2]}} will pass the 3rd column's value for the current selected row.

Specify the web address to open, using static text or field values.

Pass values from fields in this Form by using {{dataname}} syntax.

e.g. http://www.example.com?val1={{city}}

Specify the address text to open, using static text or field values.

Pass values from fields in this Form by using {{dataname}} syntax.

e.g. 5 My Road, City, Post Code, Country or {{myaddressfield}}, {{mycityfield}}, {{mycountrycode}}

Specify the map latitude and longitude coordinates, space-separated, using static text or field values.

Pass values from fields in this Form by using {{dataname}} syntax.

e.g. -12.345678 76.54321 or {{mylocationfield}}

By default, buttons are shown in fixed positions on the screen.

This option will instead use flexible columns, which means positions will be determined by the number of buttons.

By default, buttons will only trigger dependent formulae once; on the first time a user taps.

Use this option to specify that formulae must be triggered every time the button is pressed.

This is useful for scenarios such as counters/clickers where the field's value increments on each button press.

e.g. a Number field with Dynamic Value of:

IF(NOTBLANK({{button}}), VAL('numfield')+1, 0)

By default, this field is populated with the title of the button last pressed by the user.

This option lets you specify a static answer value that is always set into this field, no matter which button is pressed.

Whether or not to display this field's result to the user as inline text below the buttons.

The value displayed would either be the title of the last button pressed or the Interaction Result (if specified).