No Bound Choices
Field types that do not offer to a user any choices to select from.
Field Type | Description | Scalar Type | Value Type in Script | Length, Example, or Validation Criteria |
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Big Integer | This is a numeric field type used for storing very large numbers. The size of data stored is 8 bytes. In SimpleOne, it is displayed as an input field with a numeric value. | int8 | number |
Field content example: 166674708111757858 |
Days of Week | This field is displayed as a drop-down list with checkboxes presenting days of the week: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. One or more options can be selected. Technically, the field stores a numeric value or a sum of values. Data size for each option is 2 bytes. Each day of the week is assigned a value: Monday = 1 For example, if Tuesday (2) and Wednesday (4) are selected, the field value is 6. | int2 | number | Minimum value is 0 (no days are selected). Maximum value is 127 (all days are selected). Field content example: 8 |
Decimal | This field type implements number with up to two digits after the decimal point. | decimal | number | Field content example: 12.33 |
Duration | This field type is used to provide a duration between two events in milliseconds. It stores an integer number. | int8 | number | Validation processing:
Field content example: 3600000 |
Encrypted Password | This field type is used to provide secure password storage in the database, with the decoding ability (2-way encryption). See the Password columns article to learn more. | varchar | string | This field can contain any characters. The length is limited to 255 characters. Field content example: 0YATXJjpWt5wFPL6FiKxQA== |
Float | This field type implements a floating point number. | float4 | number | Validation criteria:
Field content example: 0.333 |
HTML | This field type is implemented as a rich text widget. It has various settings which are displayed as HTML tags in the database. When this field is read-only, the data is displayed as HTML; otherwise, it is displayed as text that can be edited and transformed. When using this field type, there are two modes: rich text editor and source editor. You can enter the source editor by clicking the Source button on the panel. Changes made in one mode are displayed in the other, and vice versa. | text | string | This field can contain any characters and is lengthless unless limited by the Max Length attribute. Field content example: <html><head><title></title></head><body><h3>Email body:</h3><p><code>"Hello world!"</code></p></body></html> |
Integer | This is a numeric field type. The size of data stored is 4 bytes. | int4 | number | The value specified should not exceed this range: [-2147483648 ... +2147483647]. Field content example: 1211345967 |
Journal Input | This field type is used to operate with the comment widget. Due to its features, the field cannot be read-only. It is implemented as a text area with a placeholder or the field title. When comments are added, they are stored in the Activities Stream Fields (sys_activities_stream_field) and in the Activity Feed Items (sys_activity_feed_item) tables. The Activities Stream Fields (sys_activities_stream_field) table stores comments from Activity Feeds that are working within UI formatter. The Activity Feed Items (sys_activity_feed_item) table stores comments for the widget that can be configured via <activityFeed> SimpleTag. See the Text columns article to learn more.
| text | string | This field can be used to submit any characters and is lengthless unless limited by the Max Length attribute. In the database, a journal input column always contains an empty string: Field content example: "" |
JSON | This field type is physically stored as JSON. See the Text columns article to learn more. | jsonb | string | JSON type fields are validated as if they contain a string structured in a JSON way. To learn more about this, please refer to official JSON documentation. Field content example: {"abc": 123} |
Password | This field stores passwords. It is displayed as an input field. See the Password columns article to learn more. | varchar | string | This field can contain any characters. The length is limited to 255 characters. Field content example: $2y$13$MtP.z1mkGN.SdrzhzBQQ7.XaXgg58IS/qm2/wwQSeT/B58fxNMQGK |
Percent Complete | This field type is used to display a task completion rate. | decimal | number | Validation criteria:
Field content example: 99.90 |
Phone | This field stores a phone number. In the interface, it is displayed as an input field with the phone number. See the Text columns article to learn more. | varchar | string | Validation criteria:
Field content example: +74951818520 |
Script | This field type is physically implemented as a lengthless text string. In the interface, it is displayed as a CodeMirror widget (JS component that provides ability of the code editing in a browser). See the Text columns article to learn more. | text | string | This field can contain any characters and is lengthless. It can be limited by the Max Length attribute. Automatic script validation during form submission is configured for some fields of the script type. Field content example: // console.log() |
Small Integer | This is numeric field type. The size of data stored is two bytes. | int2 | number | The value specified should not exceed this range: [-32768 ... +32767]. Field content example: 12 |
String | This field type is physically implemented as a string 255 characters long. In the interface, it is displayed as a text input field. See the Text columns article to learn more. | varchar | string | This field can contain any characters. If the string length is not set, it is limited to 255 characters; otherwise, a limit may be higher or lower. Field content example: abc123 |
Text | This field type is physically implemented as a lengthless text string. The memory is allocated dynamically when processing the field. In the interface, it is displayed as a textarea. See the Text columns article to learn more. | text | string | This field can contain any characters and is lengthless. It can be limited by the Max Length attribute. Field content example: Email body:\n"Hello world!" |
Translated Text | This field type allows the same field to display different content based on the user's chosen language. See the Translated Text columns article to learn more. | varchar | string | This field can contain any characters and is lengthless. It can be limited by the Max Length attribute. Field content example: Send email |
URL | This field type is used to store a URL. | varchar | string | This field can contain any characters. The length is limited to 1024 characters. Field content example: https://sandbox-01.simpleone.ru/portal |
Choice-like Fields
Field types that offer choices to a user and can be filled by selecting a value.
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True/False | This field type implements binary logic (True or False, 1 or 0). In the interface, it is displayed as a checkbox. You can change its default value to true or false by checking or unchecking it. | boolean | boolean | Field content example: true | |||||||||||||||||||||
Choice | This field type implements the choices functionality. In the interface, it is displayed as a drop-down list. See the Choice fields article to learn more Supporting fields are created for this field type in the sys_db_column table. The choice options for such columns are located in the sys_choice table. The following types of Choices are available (they vary by Choice Type setting on the column creation form):
When creating a column you can specify Choice Table and Choice Column. In this case, the Choice Column values are the options for the values of the specified table in the Choice Table. | varchar | string | This field can contain any characters. If the string length is not set, it is limited to 80 characters. Field content example: Changed | |||||||||||||||||||||
Color | This field type is intended to keep and share information about the system color or the color of an interface element. This field type is used, for example, in the Style Rules. | varchar | string | This field can contain either 4 or 7 characters (concise or full RGB record) starting with the hash sign (#). Allowed characters are: numbers, English letters (A to F) and the hash sign. Field content example: #db3e00 | |||||||||||||||||||||
Conditions | This field type is used to build AND/OR filters. In the interface, it is displayed as a filter configuration widget. It stores JSON conditions. See the Condition columns article to learn more. | text | string | Validation criteria:
Field content example: (active=true) | |||||||||||||||||||||
Date | This field type stores the date in the following format: YYYY-MM-DD to within 1 day and does not specify the time of the day. The size of data stored is 4 bytes. In the interface, it is displayed as an input field with a date picker. See the Date and datetime columns article to learn more. | date | string | A date must be in the ISO 8601 format:
Date elements are validated to meet the following criteria:
Available characters in this field:
Field content example: 2022-11-15 | |||||||||||||||||||||
Date/Time | This field type stores the timestamp measured in seconds. In the interface, it is displayed as an input field with a date and time picker. See the Date and datetime columns article to learn more. | timestamp | string | The datetime can be written in the ISO 8601 format as shown below: YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss Datetime elements are validated to meet the following criteria:
Field content example: 2022-11-15 11:01:34 | |||||||||||||||||||||
Date/Time Specific | This field type stores the timestamp measured in seconds. In the interface, it is displayed as an input field with a date and time picker. This field type is mainly used in Schedules. In contrast to the Date/Time field type, this field type uses the UTC offset parameter defined in the system timezone. See the Date and datetime columns article to learn more. | timestamp | string | The datetime can be written in the ISO 8601 format as shown below: YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss Datetime elements are validated to meet the following criteria:
Field content example: 2022-11-15 13:59:53 | |||||||||||||||||||||
Document ID | This field type is used to store various IDs. Physically they are stored as UUID. UUID is written as a sequence of hex numbers in lowercase, divided by a minus sign into several groups like this:
It is 32 digits and 128 bits total. On a form, the field of this type is displayed as a reference field. It should contain a reference to a specified column in a specified table. To specify a reference, click on a string or on a magnifier button and select a table and a column. | uuid | string | Validation criteria:
Field content example: 022c7bf5-6eb7-09f0-0244-bd40328f5f0f | |||||||||||||||||||||
Field Name | This field type is used to store a reference to a column in a table and contains a list of columns in a referenced table. To specify a reference, please complete the steps below:
| int8 | string | An input string is validated that it is a string value. Field content example: 165062848110459919 | |||||||||||||||||||||
Image | This field type is used to store uploaded image files in the following formats: jpeg, png, gif, webp, bmp, svg, ico. In the interface, it is displayed as a file upload modal window. | int8 | string | The value specified should not exceed this range: [9223372036854775807 ... 9223372036854775806]. Field content example: 166851128418198961 | |||||||||||||||||||||
List | This field type is physically implemented as a lengthless text string. It stores IDs of the records of the specified table, comma-separated. It is displayed as a list of record values (which are the references to the record edit page). It provides you the functionality of adding, previewing, and deleting records. See the Reference columns article to learn more. | text | string | The validation criteria are listed below:
Field content example: 166807095216015872,166608269714919765 | |||||||||||||||||||||
Record Class | This field type is meant to signify the table to which the specified record relates. See the Record Class article to learn more. | int8 | string | The value specified should not exceed this range: [100000000000000000 .. Field content example: 155931135900000084 | |||||||||||||||||||||
Reference | This field type works like an external key and stores the ID of a record of the specified table. This table must be specified in the Reference ID. It is physically stored as Big Integer. See the Reference columns article to learn more. In order to limit the output when referencing to a field, please use Reference Qualifiers. | int8 | string | You can use the whole big integer range for your purposes: [-9223372036854775808 … 9223372036854775807] Field content example: 155931135900000001 | |||||||||||||||||||||
Template | This field type allows storing a set of column names and their values in JSON format for all tables. Nested JSON format is used. On the first nesting level, the element numbers starting from 1 are used as keys. Because the field type stores data pairs: column name ↔ value, it is commonly used on template forms. The field allows applying stored data to records created from templates. The elements are objects in the following format:
This type of field requires populating the Dependent on Column field in the Type Specification tab with the appropriate table. | json | string |
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// following columns of User [user] dictionary are used: username, active, locked_out { "1": { "156943341303994936": "new_user" }, "2": { "156943341308746896": "1" }, "3": { "155931135900001086": "0" } } Empty field value: Field content example: [] | |||||||||||||||||||||
Time | This field type is used as a time storage. Timezone is not taken into account. The date is not stored. The size of data stored is 8 bytes. See the Date and datetime columns article to learn more. | time | string | The time can be written in the ISO 8601 format as shown below: HH:MM:SS Time stamp elements are validated to meet the following criteria:
The allowed characters are numbers and a colon ( : ). Field content example: 11:00:54 |
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