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Expand Up @@ -23,6 +23,8 @@ Some examples of variables that are normally available in `HttpContext.Request`:

The variables are not case-sensitive.

You can use it for any available query string variable in the URL as well. If your URL has the query string `?email=foobar@umbraco.com`, you can get the value of the query string into your field by using `[@email]`.

### Dictionary Items

For multi-lingual websites, rather than hard-coding labels like form field captions, a dictionary key can be entered as, for example, `#MyKey`. When the form is rendered, the placeholder will be replaced by the value of the dictionary item identified by the key, according to the current language.
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