Strings

String input fields can be created using the string input type in the input element.

Example

<p>
    Question: Which city is the capital of Germany?
</p>
<p>
    Answer: <input><string>Berlin</string></input>
</p>

Attributes

The string element supports the following attributes:

Attribute	Type	Default	Description
`casesensitive`	`xs:boolean`	-	Whether or not the solution should be checked in a case sensitive way or not.
`characters`	`xs:string`	-	When set, limits the characters that the user may use to the characters occuring in the given string.
`charactershints`	`xs:boolean`	-	Whether or not to give live hints about the allowed characters when the user has not yet submitted the input value.
`cloze`	`xs:boolean`	-	Controls whether or not the string field should be displayed like an item of a cloze test.
`credits`	`xs:nonNegativeInteger`	`1`	Number of credit points the user gets awarded for this input value.
`maxlength`	`xs:positiveInteger \| Unbounded`	-	Maximum length of the string that the user may enter.
`maxlengthhints`	`xs:boolean`	-	Whether or not to give live hints about the allowed maximal length when the user has not yet submitted the input value.
`minlength`	`xs:nonNegativeInteger`	-	Minimum length of the string that the user may enter.
`minlengthhints`	`xs:boolean`	-	Whether or not to give live hints about the allowed minimal length when the user has not yet submitted the input value.
`model`	`xs:Name`	-	Name of the model to use for this input value. If this attribute is not set, the input model associated to the input field containing this input value is used.
`trim`	`xs:boolean`	-	Whether or not whitespace at the beginning and end of the string (both the user input and the solution string) should be ignored.