Create Fixed Dynamic Forms

Fixed dynamic forms use values that are hard-coded in the paragraph code to generate the dynamic form.

The structure for the dynamic form is ${my-form-info}. On execution, the placeholders in the code will be replaced with the custom user input in the respective input fields.

The following input fields are currently supported:

Use Textbox to input any string of characters.
```
${<name>(<label>)=<default_value>}
```
In the preceding code:
- name: The name of the dynamic form. It is displayed on top of the dynamic form. If you want to reference a dynamic form multiple times in a paragraph, you can assign the same name to do so and it will only be displayed once.
- label: The label that is displayed on top of the dynamic form. A customized label can be specified using ${name (myLabel)}.
- default_value (optional): The default value that is given to the dynamic form when it is first created.
For example:
```
%md
My name is ${textbox(Title of textbox)=Graph Studio}
```
Use Select to choose a value from a drop-down list.
```
${<name>(<label>)=<default_value>,<option_value_a>(<option_label_a>)|<option_value_b>(<option_label_b>)}
```
In the preceding code:
- name: The name of the dynamic form. It is displayed on top of the dynamic form. If you want to reference a dynamic form multiple times in a paragraph, you can assign the same name to do so and it will only be displayed once.
- default_value (optional): The default value that is given to the dynamic form when it is first created. It must be one of the option values.
  - An option comprises option_value and option_label. The option_value is used to reference which default_value should be selected, and the (optional) option_label is displayed in the dropdown list or in respective boxes created by a checkbox.
  - An option_value can be either a string or a numeric value.
  - Options are separated with the | character in parsed forms.
For example:
```
%md
Country: ${country=US,US(United States)|UK|JP}
```
Use Multiple Select to select one or multiple values from a list.
```
${selectMultiple(<join_parameter>):<name>(<label>)=<default_value>,<option_value_a>(<option_label_a>)|<option_value_b>(<option_label_b>)}
```
In the preceding code:
- name: The name of the dynamic form. It is displayed on top of the dynamic form. If you want to reference a dynamic form multiple times in a paragraph, you can assign the same name to do so and it will only be displayed once.
- label: The label that is displayed on top of the dynamic form.
- default_value (optional): The default value that is given to the dynamic form when it is first created. It must be one of the option values.
  - An option comprises option_value and option_label. The option_value is used to reference which default_value should be selected, and the (optional) option_label is displayed in the dropdown list.
  - An option_value can be either a string or a numeric value.
  - Options are separated with the | character in parsed forms.
- join_parameter: The value that will be inserted between multiple selected values. For instance, consider that a Multiple Select dynamic form having two elements A and B with a join parameter of or. If the user selects both A and B and runs the paragraph, then the result will be A or B.
For example:
```
${selectMultiple(OR):country=US|JP, US(United States)|UK|JP}
```
Use Slider to select within a specified range.
```
%md
${slider(<minimum>,<maximum>,<step_size>):<name>(<label>)=<default_value>}
```
In the preceding code:
- name: The name of the dynamic form. It is displayed on top of the dynamic form. If you want to reference a dynamic form multiple times in a paragraph, you can assign the same name to do so and it will only be displayed once.
- minimum: The minimum value of the slider. Must be a number.
- maximum: The maximum value of the slider. Must be a number.
- step_size: The step size of the slider. Must be a number and divider of (maximum - minimum).
- default_value (optional): The default value that is given to the dynamic form when it is first created (minimum <= default_value <= maximum).
For example:
```
%md
My age is: ${slider(18.0,30.0,5.0):My Age=25.0}
```
Use Checkbox to select one or more specified values.
```
${checkbox(<join_parameter>):<name>(<label>)=<default_value>,<option_value_a>(<option_label_a>)|<option_value_b>(<option_label_b>)}
```
In the preceding code:
- name: The name of the dynamic form. It is displayed on top of the dynamic form. If you want to reference a dynamic form multiple times in a paragraph, you can assign the same name to do so and it will only be displayed once.
- default_value (optional): The default value that is given to the dynamic form when it is first created. It must be one of the option values.
  - An option comprises option_value and option_label. The option_value is used to reference which default_value should be selected, and the (optional) option_label is displayed in the dropdown list or in respective boxes created by a checkbox.
  - An option_value can be either a string or a numeric value.
  - Options are separated with the | character in parsed forms.
- join_parameter: The value that will be inserted between multiple selected values. For instance, consider that a Checkbox dynamic form having two elements A and B with a join parameter of or. If the user selects the checkbox for both A and B and runs the paragraph, then the result will be A or B.
For example:
```
%md
${checkbox( or ):country(Country)=US|JP, US(United States)|UK|JP}
```
Use Date Picker to select a date.
```
${date(<date_format>):<name>(<label>)=<default_value>}
```
In the preceding code:
- name: The name of the dynamic form. It is displayed on top of the dynamic form. If you want to reference a dynamic form multiple times in a paragraph, you can assign the same name to do so and it will only be displayed once.
- date_format (optional, recommended): The date format that is used for displaying the selected date in the input field and for formatting the resulting date when the paragraph is run.
- default_value (optional): The default value that is given to the dynamic form when it is first created. It must be specified according to the date_format or in yyyy-MM-dd format if the date_format is not provided.
For example:
```
%md
${date(EEEE):myName(my-label)=1994-06-15T09:00:00}
```
Use Time Picker to select a time.
```
${time(<time_format>):<name>(<label>)=T13:30}
```
In the preceding code:
- name: The name of the dynamic form. It is displayed on top of the dynamic form. If you want to reference a dynamic form multiple times in a paragraph, you can assign the same name to do so and it will only be displayed once.
- time_format (optional, recommended): The time format that is used for displaying the selected time in the input field and for formatting the resulting time when the paragraph is run.
For example:
```
%md
${time(hh:mm:ss):myName(my-label)=1994-06-15T09:00:00}
```
Use DateTime Picker to select one or more specified values.
```
${dateTime(<dateTime_format>):<name>(<label>)=<default_value>}
```
In the preceding code:
- name: The name of the dynamic form. It is displayed on top of the dynamic form. If you want to reference a dynamic form multiple times in a paragraph, you can assign the same name to do so and it will only be displayed once.
- dateTime_format (optional, recommended): The dateTime format that is used for displaying the selected date and time in the input field and for formatting the resulting date and time when the paragraph is run.
- default_value (optional): The default value that is given to the dynamic form when it is first created. It must be specified according to the dateTime_format or in yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm format if the dateTime_format is not provided.
For example:
```
%md
${dateTime(YYYY-M-dd hh:mm:ss):myName(my-label)=1995-06-15T09:00:00}
```