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Filling in Custom Field Details
The below fields are used when adding a custom field.
If you don't even know where to start with custom fields you can get more information by going to About Custom Fields.
Just looking for directions on how to add a custom field? Check out Creating a Custom Field.
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Display |
The label that displays within Bullhorn. |
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Edit type | |||
Required |
Allows you to toggle whether or not this field is required to be filled in before saving the record. |
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Hidden |
Allows you to toggle whether or not this field is viewable. |
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Allow Multiple Values |
Allows you to toggle whether the field allows users to select multiple answers/values.
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Sort Order |
Input the number that matches where you want this field to display on the Edit screen. Use the sort orders of other fields to help guide you. Don't reuse sort order numbers, or else your new field may not display.
We recommend keeping your sort orders 5 numbers apart (130, 135) as a best practice so if you need to add a field in the future you can easily fit it in. Sort orders must be unique so do not use the same sort order for two fields. |
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Value List |
Input the values you want your users to select from. Use commas to separate them, but avoid spaces around the commas.
If using any of the below edit types, you will not need to fill this out since the fields will automatically pull values from the applicable internal list.
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Display List |
Leave this field blank, unless you used alternate values for the Value List and want to associate different text to those values for users to identify their selections easier.
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Default Value |
Input the value from the value list you want to be the default. Leave blank if no default is required. |
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Description |
Describe the field's purpose. This description will show beneath the field in smaller black text.
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Hint |
The text you type here will show within the field in light gray to give users a clue as to the field's purpose. |