en	Enter a label for your Field

en	Choose the type of your Field

en	One option per line. If you want to split value and label, use a | symbol. Preselect with *

en	Add a path to the TypoScript that should be rendered (e.g. lib.showsometext)

en	Choose a content element that should be renderen within your form

en	Save a text for a frontend output

en	Will this field contain the Email of the user?

en	Will this field contain the Name or a part of the Name of the user?

en	Validation Settings

en	Should this field be a mandatory field?

en	A custom error message improves the user experience

en	Validate the field value (url, email, etc...)

en	This value influences the validation (if you choose range, you can use e.g. 1,10 to have a range field from 1 to 10) (if you choose pattern validation, you can use regular expressions e.g. like https?://.+ to validate for a beginning https-link)

en	Prefill Settings

en	Prefill this field with a static text. The related field wil be prefilled (If you use a prefill value for a country-field, add the wanted code - e.g. DEU or USA)

en	A placeholder text is an example, that should help the user to fill out an input field. This text is shown in bright grey within the input field. If you have a name field, you could use the placeholder "John Doe"

en	Prefill this field with value of a logged in fe_user (overwrites the static prefill text)

en	Options can be dynamicly generated by TypoScript (e.g. lib.options=TEXT lib.options.value=red[\n]blue[\n]pink). Add the path to the TypoScript object.

en	Choose a Layout (This may change the Frontend Rendering - please ask your administrator for more information)

en	Choose the type of the datepicker (date only or date and time or time only)

en	Variables Settings

en	This variable was automaticly generated by the system

en	Use your own variable in a Rich Text Editor (e.g.)

en	Check this if you want to change the automaticly generated variable

en	Add the related page to this field