Autofill v9.3.0 released

[thdoan]

This release contains fixes for a couple recent bugs and a major new feature for you guys: variables! That's right, now you can assign text snippets to variables that can be used globally across all rules. To define a variable, go to the new Variables tab and enter a line using this syntax:

variable_name = some text

Variable names can only contain letters, numbers, and the underscore character. If the text snippet contains an equal sign, then it needs to be escaped with a backslash (e.g., \=). The text snippet cannot contain line breaks; if you want to output a line break, then use \n instead. As a bonus, you can even set a variable to a value returned by JavaScript ^_^. Here are some sample variables:

email = t...@smith.com
math = 1 + 1 \= 2
message = Line one\nLine two
short_date = javascript:(new Date()).toLocaleDateString('en-US')
long_date = javascript:(new Date()).toLocaleDateString('en-US', {weekday:'long', year:'numeric', month:'long', day:'numeric'})

To use a variable inside a rule (Value field only), enter {@variable_name}. For example, to autofill a field with today's date in long format using the definition above, enter {@long_date} and it will output "Friday, October 12, 2018".

Changelog:

• Added Variables tab
  
• Improved autofilling React forms
  
• Fixed rule generation issue with Google Forms date fields
  
• Fixed wizard not enabling overwrite for fields with default value