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Promptinator Command User Guide

By Melanie AI

Elevate your interactions with the Promptinator using these intuitive commands. Follow this guide to seamlessly incorporate them into your prompts:

Text Input:

For a straightforward text input:

Format: [Label ~default text~]

Example: [Username ~JohnDoe~]

Result: An input field labeled “Username” with a pre-filled value of “JohnDoe”.

Commands:

A – Adjustable Textarea

To create multi-line text areas:

Format: [A-Label- |number of rows| ~default context~]

Example: [A-Feedback- |5| ~Share your thoughts...~]

Result: A textarea labeled “Feedback” with 5 rows and the default text “Share your thoughts…”.

B – Buttons (Single Selection)

For clickable selection buttons:

Format: [B-Label- |option1|option2|...| ~default option~]

Example: [B-Color Selection- |Red|Blue|Green| ~Red~]

Result: A button set labeled “Color Selection” offering “Red”, “Blue”, and “Green” options. “Red” is pre-selected.

C – Checkboxes

For multi-selection checkboxes:

Format: [C-Label- |option1|option2|...| ~default checked option1,default checked option2,...~]

Example: [C-Contact Methods- |Email|SMS|Call| ~Email,SMS~]

Result: Checkboxes labeled “Contact Methods” with “Email”, “SMS”, and “Call” options. Both “Email” and “SMS” are checked by default.

D – Dropdown Menu

To implement dropdown menu selections:

Format: [D-Label- |option1|option2|...| ~default option~]

Example: [D-Country- |USA|Canada|UK| ~USA~]

Result: A dropdown menu labeled “Country” with the options “USA”, “Canada”, and “UK”, with “USA” set as the default.

E – Post Command

For integrating a “submit” function that directs data to a particular URL:

Format: [POST http://www.example.com]

Result: A “submit” button which, when activated, forwards the data to the provided URL.

General Notes:

Utilize this guide as a comprehensive manual for the Promptinator’s command functionalities. By mastering these commands, users can craft captivating and dynamic prompts with ease.

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