Use-case: When creating a form, we would like to have a customer enter a valid URL, but we can't require a URL format in HubSpot because there are no URL field types when creating object properties.
Ex. If we use a single text field type, the customer could fill out the form field as "www.hubspot.great" and the form would accept it. We would like there to be an in-app warning that says something like "URL not valid", but single-text fields won't do that which is why we would like a URL-based property field type.
Makes sense to have this a validation format for URL type fields.
One thing to ensure is that the value is stored as encode text field in order to handle e.g. '?' and '&' in the URL. This is an issue other places in HubSpot, where you want to create or store a URL value.
Agreed! Many applications for a URL field. For us, we want to link to our Google Drive Project Folder for each deal. The rich text field works, but isn't very user friendly.
Yes, please! Very much want to use this for prospecting reports so that from a report we directly click to go to the lead's LinkedIn page. It's so hard to believe this can't be done!
It's very much needed and so very necessary! Validation exists for phone numbers and emails—so why not URLs? Domains have a consistent format that can be validated in real time so it should be feasible.
Our use case: We are currently running a promotion for new customers (specifically for companies that are not in our CRM). To ensure that the user is tied to the correct company after the form submission, we need a valid website URL as a failsafe in case the user inputs an email address (such as a gmail) that isn't associated with the company.
However, since the company website (and company domain) fields don't require an actual domain, this failsafe becomes useless, and as a result—the customer's company is not properly logged in our CRM and/or a duplicate company is made.
I need this. We would like to link to demo decks and other resources within a deal record. User experience **bleep** not having a clickable link field type.
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