Configuration of the script can be done at both a global level and at a product level.

So for example, if you have some configuration you wish to share between products, you can input it just once on the global script config.

For something which is product specific, this can be input on the product level instance of the script. This can be used to add to or to overwrite sections of the global script.

The order of operations for the Infigo Form Builder script goes:

A variable and its range of associated settings can be created within the script config.

Within a product template itself, the variable name (surrounded by some predefined characters) can be input into text fields. This automatically generates an entry on the user-facing form, allowing us to enter custom text in specific areas of our artwork simply by inputting data on the form.

Multiple variables can be placed into a single text field. What's more, we can enable rich text formatting, allowing us to retain differently formatted variables within a single text field.

"Formatting rules" allow you to create reusable code specifying the way in which the contents of a variable or an entire field should be formatted.

This includes specifying a type, such as a number, where only numeric inputs will be accepted into a field.

It also allows for the specification of Regex rules which will automatically reformat a string of characters as necessary. For example, a certain number of digits could automatically reformat into a phone number with spaces and dashes.

Predefined text allows us to input a range of options for use in our Form Builder enabled products. These sets of options will appear as a dropdown list on the user-facing form.

We can either manually populate the options as part of the script config (best for short lists of options), or we can input csv documents into the Infigo system which we then reference as part of the script config.

This part of the config also allows for a "Custom" option to be specified (if required), where the user will then be able to manually enter a value instead of picking from the provided list.

The Infigo Form Builder has the ability to generate QR codes for use as a vCard. 

A vCard is a digital file format used to store contact information such as name, address, phone number, and email address. It is commonly used for exchanging contact information electronically, often via email or over the internet.

Business cards are a perfect use case for these, where a recipient can scan the QR code to get all of the cards details saved directly to their phone.

This is done by mapping areas of your Infigo product (such as specific variables or entire fields) to expected inputs from the expected vCard format. The Infigo Academy will provide details on accomplishing this.