Pattern: Email address

“Email address” is one of the patterns that you can select on the Match panel. Use this pattern to make a field match an email address. You can set the pattern to allow any email address, or only email addresses for specific users or specific domains.

User Names

The part of the email address before the @ sign is the user name. You can restrict it if you're only interested in certain email addresses.

List of User Names

Type in or paste in the user names this field should allow, one per line.

This box is a full-featured text editor. You can cut, copy and paste with Ctrl+X, Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V as usual. Press Enter to insert a line break.

If the field validation mode is set to "none" or "loose", the list only determines which characters are allowed. To make the regex actually check for the whole list, set the field validation mode to "average" or "strict".

Domain Names

The part of the email address after the @ sign is the domain name. You can restrict it if you're only interested in certain email addresses.

Mailto: Prefix

Choose if email addresses can or must be written as mailto:user@domain.com.

List of Domain Names

Type in or paste in the domain names this field should allow, one per line.

This box is a full-featured text editor. You can cut, copy and paste with Ctrl+X, Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V as usual. Press Enter to insert a line break.

If the field validation mode is set to "none" or "loose", the list only determines which characters are allowed. To make the regex actually check for the whole list, set the field validation mode to "average" or "strict".

Examples