HiddenField

Extends	`FieldBase`
Namespace	`Skybrud.Forms.Models.Fields`
Type	`hidden`

The EmailField class represents a HTML <input /> element with it's type attribute set to hidden.

Properties

The class extends the InputField class, thus inheriting it's properties from both InputField and FieldBase. HiddenField doesn't have any properties of it's own.

C# Name	C# Type	JSON Name	Description
`Type`	`string`	`type`	Inherited from the `FieldBase` class. The type of the field - generally matching the HTML type attribute, or a custom value for non-HTML fields.
`Name`	`string`	`name`	Inherited from the `FieldBase` class. The name of the field - matching the value for the HTML `name` attribute.
`Label`	`string`	`label`	Inherited from the `FieldBase` class. A friendly name that should accompany the field.
`Description`	`string`	`description`	Inherited from the `FieldBase` class. A description that should accompany the field.
`IsRequired`	`bool`	`required`	Inherited from the `FieldBase` class. Whether the field is required/mandatory.
`Value`	`object`	`value`	Inherited from the `FieldBase` class. An optional value of the field.
`Placeholder`	`string`	`placeholder`	Inherited from the `InputField` class. The value for the HTML `placeholder` attribute.
`Pattern`	`bool`	`pattern`	Inherited from the `InputField` class. The value for the HTML `pattern` attribute (aka a REGEX pattern used to validate the field).
`Size`	`int?`	`size`	Inherited from the `InputField` class. The value for the HTML `size` attribute.

JSON Output

Since HiddenField inherits it's properties from the InputField class, the properties Name, Label, Description, Placeholder, Pattern and Size may still specified, although they probably don't make much sense. They are therefore omitted in the JSON example below:

{
  "type": "hidden",
  "name": "hiddenField",
  "required": true,
  "value": "hello"
}