If you are working with web forms
quite often, you've certainly faced with the fact that on different
forms one and the same piece of information may be represented
in several ways. For example, let's have a look at the format
of date notion - date of birth, in particular, 'cause you have
to provide such an information quite often. Some forms require
American style of date format (m/d/y), other use English
variant (d/m/y). Some times you may have to use the name
of month instead of its number (November instead of 11).
It may happen so, that you'll have to use 4 symbols instead
of 2 to identify the year.
Such variety of fields gets all existing
form-filling applications at a loss. But, iNetFormFiller will
cope with this task by the means of virtual fields that constitute
of common fields from your profile, united into certain sequence.
For example, you have Day, Month
& Year fields in your profile. To avoid mess with American
and English variants of date notion, you need to create two virtual
fields.
For American variant you need to
unite all three fields into one virtual field in the following
order: Month-Day-Year. For English variant you need to
unite the same field into one virtual field in the following order:
Day-Month-Year.
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The same way you can manipulate
numerical (1-12) and char (names) fields to designate months,
etc. Besides, you can use virtual fields to input any other type
of information. For example, you can use them to input you full
name - in this case you need to unite your first and second name
into one virtual field.
Flexible settings of virtual fields
allow iNetFormFiller to identify and fill correctly any forms
- not depending on their complexity or type.
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