Hello. The current implementation of the search field utilizes a "Pattern*" matching strategy (prefix matching), requiring the search term to match the beginning of the string exactly. Searching for a term within the middle of the text (*pattern*) is not supported. 

We suggest implementing an elastic search mechanism for these fields, analogous to the one used for the global search. The introduction of globbing or regular expressions would be highly appreciated.

Sincerely, Alex, Qube-Soft

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It would be really useful if the "Hide element" business rule action was able to be set up to also clear the value of each field element that is hidden. It should not always clear it (and probably should not clear it by default) but for each field within the BR action, the option to say that it should be cleared as well as being hidden would be helpful. Something like this:

Currently, a user would need to either create 2 sets of Business Rules (one page BR and one object BR) to achieve this, which duplicates up conditions and spreads out the logic; or they would have to perform the hiding & clearing in page code.

Hi,

Since moving to the Freedom UI (mixed bag) our users have made several comments about the improvement and regression of the Rich text field capabilities.

1. Loss of the full screen option
   1. This was nice, as you could effectively work on a 'document' in a more efficient and effective manner. Having the single line workspace and being embedded with other content all around it is not a nice experience
2. Visual formatting
   1. Tables - It is not possible to put cell/row/column colours in place, or cell borders etc. that allow tables to be strong presentation modes. This is especially true when copying content from say Word or Excel
   2. Additional preset text Formats in the list. H1, H2 and H3 are not enough
3. Format bar keeps disappearing, meaning you spend time moving back to the mouse to bring back the format options. This should be a permanent display or at least a toggle to keep it as such

The HTML5 Editor is an example of a more powerful editor.

Hoping for improvements.

Mark

Do you currently offer CAPTCHA or similar anti-spam functionality for your web forms? If not, is this something on your roadmap?