Action @NUMBER_QUESTION
Specifies that a variable expects to receive a number and customize how to ask for the value.
Before generating a document, DocuMold will display a box to put the number in.
Usage
Parameters
| variable |
(Required) The variable this applies to. Do not use double quotes ( |
| example_value: |
(Named) The initial value in the form when preparing a template (via “Prepare a template”). Must be a number. If not given, the value of |
| help_text: |
(Named) Displays a clickable (?) bubble beside the label. Clicking it will reveal this text. Useful to give directions to the user of the DocuMold template. |
| initial_value: |
(Named) The initial value in the form when using a template (via “Use a template”). Must be a number. This is also the default value of the |
| label: |
(Named) The text to display beside the number box that asks for the value. Defaults to variable’s name. |
| placeholder: |
(Named) When the text box is empty, this will be displayed in gray as an example or short message |
| optional: |
(Named) Set this to |
Parameters with “Named” mean that you must specify the name of the parameter and a colon before its value.
Ex: example_value: "its value"
Examples
More information
The value in the variable will be a number, not a text. So it is possible to use number-related operators and functions with this variable without needing to convert.
If no value is entered in the form for this question, the variable will be set to NOTHING.
This action does nothing to the document itself; it gets erased when generating a document.
All @..._QUESTION actions are normally placed at the end of the template to avoid overwhelming unfamiliar users.
The @IF action has no effect on the @...QUESTION actions. The @...QUESTION actions have an effect even when they is hidden.