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field. **Required**, **String**. |
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- **`type`**: Field type. Supported types are: *string*, *integer*, |
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*float*, *date*, *radio*, *select*, *text*, *password* and *file*. |
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For more information, see [Field types](#field_types). |
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*float*, *date*, *radio*, *checkbox*, *select*, *text*, *password* |
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and *file*. For more information, see [Field types](#field_types). |
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- **`required`**: Whether the field is required. **Optional**, |
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**Boolean**. |
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Repeat password: |
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ba7816bf8f01cfea414140de5dae2223b00361a396177a9cb410ff61f20015ad |
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Form definitions may specify which users are allowed to view, access and submit |
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the form. This is specified by a `allowed_users` field in the form definition, |
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as can be seen in the previous form configuration example. Multiple users may |
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be specified. |
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### <a name="users_formlimit">Form limiting</a> |
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You may specify a `allowed_users` field in a form definition. Only user names |
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- Scriptform logs the invocation of scripts and variables to the log file for |
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auditing purposes. |
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- Scriptform is not meant to be served to the public internet. **You should |
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only use it in controlled environments where a certain level of trust is |
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placed in the users!** |
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