HiddenField
Extends | FieldBase |
---|---|
Namespace | Limbo.Forms.Models.Fields |
Type | hidden |
The EmailField
class represents a HTML <input />
element with it's type
attribute set to hidden
.
Properties
The class extends the InputField
class, thus inheriting it's properties from both InputField
and FieldBase
. HiddenField
doesn't have any properties of it's own.
C# Name | C# Type | JSON Name | Description |
---|---|---|---|
Type |
string |
type |
Inherited from the FieldBase class.The type of the field - generally matching the HTML |
Name |
string |
name |
Inherited from the FieldBase class.The name of the field - matching the value for the HTML `name` attribute. |
Label |
string |
label |
Inherited from the FieldBase class.A friendly name that should accompany the field. |
Description |
string |
description |
Inherited from the FieldBase class.A description that should accompany the field. |
IsRequired |
bool |
required |
Inherited from the FieldBase class.Whether the field is required/mandatory. |
Value |
object |
value |
Inherited from the FieldBase class.An optional value of the field. |
Placeholder |
string |
placeholder |
Inherited from the InputField class.The value for the HTML placeholder attribute.
|
Pattern |
bool |
pattern |
Inherited from the InputField class.The value for the HTML pattern attribute (aka a REGEX pattern used to validate the field).
|
Size |
int? |
size |
Inherited from the InputField class.The value for the HTML size attribute.
|
JSON Output
Since HiddenField
inherits it's properties from the InputField
class, the properties Name
, Label
, Description
, Placeholder
, Pattern
and Size
may still specified, although they probably don't make much sense. They are therefore omitted in the JSON example below:
{
"type": "hidden",
"name": "hiddenField",
"required": true,
"value": "hello"
}