For new modules, use the Address Search Component, which provides an improved configuration experience and additional features.
The Address component captures an address from end-users using a Google Maps-powered autocomplete search. Individual address sub-fields (street, city, state, zip, country) are configurable in the Advanced settings.
How to read settings tables
The tables below describe each configurable option as it displays in the Unqork IDE. Values are formatted as follows: inline code — a value to type exactly as shown | Bold — a value selected from a drop-down, radio button, tab, or choice chip | ON/OFF — toggle state | ✓ — checkbox checked | ☐ — checkbox unchecked
General Settings
Setting
Field
Type
Default
Description
Property ID
key
Text input
address
The unique identifier for this component instance.
Display Settings
Field Text
Setting
Field
Type
Default
Description
Label Text
label
Text input
—
Identifies the component on the canvas and informs end-users what information is requested.
Placeholder Text
placeholder
Text input
—
Hint text displayed inside the address search input.
Contextual Help
Setting
Field
Type
Default
Description
Tooltip
tooltip
Text input
—
A brief description that displays when a cursor is positioned over the tooltip icon.
Default State Options
Setting
Field
Type
Default
Description
Hide Field
hidden
Toggle
OFF
Hides the component from end-users but always displays in the Module Builder.
Formatting
Setting
Field
Type
Default
Description
Hide Search
hideSearch
Toggle
OFF
Hides the address autocomplete search input.
Input Behavior
Setting
Field
Type
Default
Description
Input Behavior
—
Drop-down
Enable User Input
Sets how end-users can interact with the field.
Enable User Input: End-users can type in the address search field and select from autocomplete suggestions.
Disable User Input: Prevents end-users from editing the field. The field displays with an altered appearance to indicate it is not editable.
Read Only - Legacy: Makes the field non-editable using the legacy implementation. End-users can view, select, and copy the content.
Read Only - Accessible: Makes the field non-editable using the HTML<input readonly> attribute, which is recognized by screen readers and assistive technologies.
Data Settings
Data Storage
Setting
Field
Type
Default
Description
Store Data in Database
persistent
Toggle
ON
When set to ON, this setting this setting stores field values to the database when the module saves, end-users navigate between Panel components, or end-users navigate between workflow screens. Set to OFF to exclude this field from server-side submissions.
Note: Fields with Store Data in Database set to OFF are excluded from Plug-In component's API responses and Unqork's built-in tracker. When using a Plug-In component to remote-execute a module, any component whose value must be included in the API response requires Store Data in Database set to ON.
Data Source
Setting
Field
Type
Default
Description
Google Maps API key
map.key
Text input
—
The API key for Google Maps. Required to enable address autocomplete.
Region Bias
map.region
Text input
—
A CCTLD country code to bias search results toward a specific region (for example, ca for Canada).
Component Filter
map.components
Text input
—
Restricts search results to specific geographic components (for example, `country:US
Validation Settings
User Input
Setting
Field
Type
Default
Description
Required
validate.required
Toggle
OFF
Requires an address to be entered before the module can be submitted.
Required Error Message
errors.required
Text input
is required
Displays when the required field has no value.
Advanced Settings
Additional Display Options
Each address sub-field can be enabled individually. When enabled, a custom label can be configured.
Setting
Field
Type
Default
Description
Show Street
street
Toggle
OFF
Displays the street address sub-field. Default label: Street Address.
Show Street 2
street2
Toggle
OFF
Displays the secondary street address sub-field. Default label: Street Address 2.
Show City
city
Toggle
OFF
Displays the city sub-field. Default label: City.
Show State
state
Toggle
OFF
Displays the state sub-field. Default label: State.
Show ZIP
zip
Toggle
OFF
Displays the zip code sub-field. Default label: ZIP.
Show Country
country
Toggle
OFF
Displays the country sub-field. Default label: Country.
Additional Styling
Setting
Field
Type
Default
Description
custom CSS class
customClass
Text input
—
A CSS class applied to the component for custom styling.
Changelog
Date
Change
—
Initial publication.
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