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AIEDAM - ZAPSupport-Documentation - FieldReplacement

Documentation Support > Documentation > FieldReplacement

Format:   (:input type Field1 "{Field2}":)
 (:input type Field1 "<text>{Field2}<text>":)

Requirements to Use: ZAP

Explanation: ZAP has an extremely useful field replacement feature which allows you to insert the values of any field into another, or even multiple fields exactly as desired. In the examples above the contents of Field2 would be inserted into the value of Field1 where specified. These field replacements are done immediately upon the form submission before any other form processing.

Field replacements can be done interchangeably between POST and ZAP inputs.

It should be noted the same syntax is used in page templates, email messages, list formatting, etc.