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When password protecting your application with Caspio authentication, the following best practices can be used as a checklist to ensure important safeguards are considered.
1. Username field should be unique
This is now enforced by Caspio when creating a new application, but your old apps may or may not be following this rule depending on [...]
You’ve probably needed to create at least a few web forms as a crucial function of your website or application. But have you ever wondered how many visitors struggle to complete your forms – or simply give up?
Web form conversion optimization is not just for marketers. It’s something to ponder any time you use [...]
Localization isn’t just about different languages. This week’s Tech Tip shows you how to customize your web application localization to ensure a more positive user experience.
Caspio’s localization wizard allows you to uniquely tailor how your web applications communicate with your end users. In addition to [...]
Caspio allows you to create amazing web applications entirely in the cloud without coding. Your web apps can then be integrated directly into existing web pages using embeddable interfaces called DataPages.
DataPage interfaces are styled using standard CSS. This is good news. If you have ever styled a web [...]
Occasionally you may need to limit the maximum number of submissions in your web apps. Events, inventory management, promotions, and other apps with fixed resources often need to regulate availability. Using Caspio’s online database, you can easily limit submissions in your apps so you don’t ever have to monitor the number of [...]
Would you like to include default text on your web forms to instruct users? It’s pretty commonplace to see auto-clearing gray default text (sometimes called ghost text) on form input fields to help users complete information with minimal confusion or mistakes.
This week’s Tech [...]
This week’s Tech Tip shows you how to add intelligent routing to your web forms by implementing a custom redirect on form submit, based on the user’s input. A dynamic form destination personalizes the user experience and can be easily adapted for different purposes.
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