TerraForm in the wild
Have you built something neat with TerraForm that you'd like to show off to the rest of us? Let me know and send screenshots or (preferably) a link. I'll feature it here.
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New Zealand Tramper
This website uses TerraForm for almost all web forms, such as the rather lenient advanced search form. The registration form is much more strict, and includes a variety of required fields and validation rules. Note the following features:- Required fields are highlighted automatically;
- Field labels are capitalised automatically;
- HTML label tags are wrapped around labels to enhance accessibility -- click the label to move to the relevant field;
- Datatype validation ensures the email address appears valid;
- The enhancedFile format helps you upload your photograph and ensures that your file is preserved even if there are other form errors (this is a common problem for standard forms);
- The radio format ensures a set of radio buttons are implemented tidily and with minimal CFML code;
- The textarea format includes a length tracker to limit your entry to 1000 characters;
- cf_terraRule ensures that the re-entered password matches the original;
- cf_terraRule ensures that the re-entered password matches the original;
- the submit button disables once pressed;
- once submitted, errors are listed at the top of the form, and error fields are highlighted.
ColdFusion Markup Language: Tag-based language processed by a ColdFusion web application server
