Today if you specify two or more {{{standard input|free text}}} a form
page and you input value in them both. Only the last value will be
displayed, and also duplicated over all instances of the {{{standard
input|free text}}}.
Why is this? Say if someone wanted to have a form in the middle of a
Hi Kim,
the problem is, that free text has no identification attached to it in
the final page. There is no definite way for SF to figure out which
piece of text goes where.
What you can do instead is to define a normal text area input and then
display this in the template however you want. You
What you can do instead is to define a normal text area input and then
display this in the template however you want. You don't have to
assign it to a semantic property.
Can you refer me to any documentation regarding this? or maybe a rough example?
Thank you
Kim
Sure you don't have to assign it to a semantic property but the text will
be wraped in a template which brings us to a problem. The problem is that
in this text not everything is allowed.
That brings me to the question I wrote earlier
Hi Kim,
The reason multiple free-text inputs aren't supported is that it
simply becomes untenable for the code to support them in all cases,
especially when there's more than one template involved. Let's say,
for instance, that a form is structured as:
{{{free text 1}}}
{{{template A}}}
