Sample 1. Step 11: Describe the YOUR PLANET NAME field with a PlanetNameHeader element

Build the PlanetNameHeader Static Text element in Sample 1, searching for YOURPLANETNAME without spaces and allowing a 20 percent error rate.

The NAME field comes before the YOUR PLANET NAME field on the form, but the FlexiLayout must search for YOUR PLANET NAME first. The word NAME appears in both field names, so searching only for NAME without extra constraints makes FlexiLayout Studio formulate several hypotheses. Searching for YOUR PLANET NAME first avoids this ambiguity. In Step 15, you add constraints to the NAME field.

Create the PlanetNameHeader element

1. Create the Static Text element

   Create an element of type Static Text and name it PlanetNameHeader.

   Do not select Required element (it is cleared by default). The document heading is a document identifier, so it is required. All other elements are optional. This lets FlexiLayout Studio formulate null hypotheses even for elements whose objects it cannot find on the images.

   
2. Open the Static Text tab

   Click the Static Text tab.

3. Enter the search text

   In the Search text field, type the text to search for. Because the field name appears on a single line in all the test images, you can type it without spaces: YOURPLANETNAME.

4. Set the maximum error percentage

   Set Max error percentage to 20, because the field name has more than one word and is fairly long.

Match the FlexiLayout against the test images

Match the FlexiLayout with the test images and confirm that FlexiLayout Studio finds the YOUR PLANET NAME field on all of them.