Show DisplayName Lables in ADB2C - azure-ad-b2c

We have a set of localized displayname variables in our Custom Policies for ADB2C, such as...
<LocalizedString ElementType="ClaimType" ElementId="signInName" StringId="DisplayName">Email</LocalizedString>
These then render in our UX as the below.
Is there a way to tell ADB2C to put the labels on top of the fields or in some other orientation?
Thank you - Greg.

If you wanted to do things completely in B2C, you could create custom claim types emailLabel and passwordLabel with user input types Paragraph (or ReadOnly, but I prefer Paragraph), put them as input claims with default values set to whatever you want the label to say, then use the labels as display claims, where their order should affect the order they appear in.
If you are good with HTML and CSS, I'd just create the labels in a custom content definition and use that instead

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Needs to enable left pane fields palette along with anchor tagging

We are using DocuSign embedded signing and set up some anchor tags(using anchorString) for directing user to signing places . But we want to be more flexible by enabling left panel field palettes also available when anchor tagging in place .
Is there any way I can use custom tags(anchor tagging) along with left field palettes by adding some extra configuration( using C#).
Thanks in advance.
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Subin
I directly posted same query in DocuSign community and got below response .
The left panel is known as Freeform Signing, this appears when a document with no fields is placed (which puts the recipient into a free-form signing experience). Since the tabs are available (due to anchor tagging), then you won't have the Freeform Signing panel.

Does Docusign offer 'placeholder' support for Text Tags?

I would like to add some placeholder text to assist the signer with what type of data they should populate. Although a nearby label is the main source of assistance/guidance, I was hoping to add some placeholder text as well. Looking through the documentation for Text I do not see such such an attribute. So if the Text class does not support 'placeholder text', is the next best thing the usage of tooltip argument?
Goal:
There's not exact equivalent feature. You can do these things, but none is exactly what you asked about:
You can set the initial value of the text tab. This would not require the user to modify it and would not immediately be removed when they focus on that tab.
You can use a tooltip like you mentioned.
You can use a label like you mentioned.
In addition, you can use various validation rules to ensure user filled the tab correctly.

Populate data back to form in Kentico

Here's what I'd like to do but not sure how to. I have a form that's like a typical doctor/school form, where the form has 2 sections: [1] Section 1 at the top is for user (with standard fields like First Name, Last Name etc.), and [2] Section 2 at the bottom is for Admin/Office use only (with fields like Reviewed by, Approved/Not Approved etc.)
what I was able to do is to process Section 1 where I got ALL users' submission and display all their data on a webpage using a RepeaterWithCustomQuery. That's pretty basic. But in order to do what described above, I guess that I'll need to pull the submitted data and populate them back to Section 1 of the form (maybe as readonly data at this time) and then the Office/Admin staff can fill in Section 2.
I hope I made sense and hope that someone can point me to the right direction. I only use Portal Engine, no access to file system or backend.
I think I understand your issue you want to have some sort of an editor for biz form data. Similar to what you have in the admin. And the problem is that you don't have access to backend. :( Such thing is available for custom table data (there is web part), but not for biz form data. There is no ready to use web part. Here is old topic on that https://devnet.kentico.com/questions/how-to-edit-the-information-of-a-record-using-the-bizform-layout.
you want to have something like the admin page for editing form records:
/CMSModules/BizForms/Tools/BizForm_Edit_EditRecord.aspx?formID=7&formRecordID=1
but customized :(. I'd say without back end access the only options I see:
Create a new role "Biz Form Editor" (or use existing) that has rights only to edit biz
form data. So all your people who do "validation" part must have a
Kentico account with role "Biz Form Editor".
Add link above to your repeater with appropriate record id.
P.S. There are special code names for alternative forms (https://docs.kentico.com/k8/configuring-kentico/creating-alternative-forms/code-names-of-automatically-used-alternative-forms). If you create an alternative form with special name update the system will automatically load it when you edit the record.
Not sure that I understood correctly your question. But what you need is to use alternative forms. So the idea is that one form is for "registration" and the 2nd one for "validation".
So in your registration form you show only firstName, lastName etc and you don't show "validation" fields. In the validation form you show firstName, lastname etc as label and show textboxes for validation fields.

Password masking custom field in Orchard CMS

I have Created the Custom Form in the Orchard CMS in which i have created one field for Password. But when i enter the password it do not get Mask. I want to Mask the Password enter by user. I have enabled Custom Field module in Orchard Module. But still i am not getting the exact solution for it. Please help me to get out of this..
There is no built-in password content field in Orchard.
You could however use a Text Field on the content type of your choice to store the password. Then, enable the Shape Tracing feature, hover over the generated Text Field editor and create an alternate for it (as specific as possible, so it will be used just for that field). With this alternate in your theme you can override the html of the field and change the text field's editor to that of a password input box.

Different Edit Forms for Different Groups

I am setting up an Inquiry list. There will be two groups of users: Requestors and Administrators. The Requestors will fill in a form with basic information and their question. The Administrators will respond to the inquiry and have additional status fields to fill in; these fields should not be visible to Requestors (essentially, two different forms). What do I need to do to allow the Requestor to see one form, while the Administrators see a different form (containing all of the fields from the Requestor form as well as Administrator-only fields) when they edit the request? I'd like to do this without having both forms show up on the "New" button.
Also note that I am prohibited from using anything other than Sharepoint's "out-of-the-box" functionality.
Thanks!
Ralph
Try Forms Designer tool. It allows to personalize forms based on the current user membership, permissions and field values.
I would keep the same form myself, but get the Administrators fields to not display.
Boost Solutions may be what you are after.

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