Adding a Sketchpad Input to a Form

How to add a Sketchpad input to a form

You can add drawings to a form using the sketchpad input. This is helpful when adding a photo to a form won’t work, such as a floorplan, or plot of land that you can’t get a whole photo of. You can draw basic shapes as well as straight lines or arrows, add text, and draw freehand. You can also use a photo as a background and sketch on the photo. If you have long words in a sketchpad field that is too close to the edge of a sketch they get cut off. If there are spaces, where it can wrap, the text will wrap.

1. From the Input menu in the Form Designer, click Sketchpad.
2. The sketchpad is added to the form.
   
3. Click it to view the Sketchpad input slider.
   
4. In the Label field, enter a label name for the sketchpad input.
5. Select the column span size for the sketchpad input.
6. Expand Input Options. See Using Input Options for more information.
7. Click Background Image to select a background image for the sketchpad input. You can draw on this background image.
8. Expand Style to specify the style settings for the sketchpad input. See Applying Styles to an Input for more information. 
9. Expand Field Condition to create a condition for the segmented button.
10. Save your entries.