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    Url

    A URL input field with validation

    The url field is a standard text field with the type url and a custom URL icon. It comes with built-in validation for URLs.

    The URL validation may lead to incorrect results (= a valid URL being marked as invalid or the other way around) in rare edge-cases. In those edge-cases you can manually input the URL into the content text files or switch to a simple text field.

    Example

    fields:
  url:
    label: URL
    type: url

    Field properties

    Name Type Default Description
    after – Optional text that will be shown after the input
    autocomplete string url Sets the HTML5 autocomplete attribute
    autofocus bool – Sets the focus on this field when the form loads. Only the first field with this label gets
    before – Optional text that will be shown before the input
    default – Default value for the field, which will be used when a page/file/user is created
    disabled bool – If true, the field is no longer editable and will not be saved
    help – Optional help text below the field
    icon string url Changes the link icon
    label – The field label can be set as string or associative array with translations
    maxlength int – Maximum number of allowed characters
    minlength int – Minimum number of required characters
    pattern string – A regular expression, which will be used to validate the input
    placeholder – Sets custom placeholder text, when the field is empty
    required bool – If true, the field has to be filled in correctly to be saved.
    translate bool true If false, the field will be disabled in non-default languages and cannot be translated. This is only relevant in multi-language setups.
    when – Conditions when the field will be shown (since 3.1.0)
    width string 1/1 The width of the field in the field grid. Available widths: 1/1, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 2/3, 3/4

    How to use in templates/snippets

    Output the field value as simple string:

    <?= $page->url() ?>

    Convert to a tag:

    <?= $page->url()->toLink() ?>

    See the docs for the toLink() method for further options.

    For more field manipulations, check out Kirby's field methods.