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Shortcut keys for the code editor

Some forms have fields where you can enter code. In these fields, you can use a special editor that makes working with code easier. The code editor has several shortcut keys, which become available when the cursor is placed in a field.

The following shortcut keys are used:

  • Ctrl+F (or Command+F on Mac) \= Start search
  • Ctrl+G (or Command+G on Mac) \= Find next
  • Shift+Ctrl+G (or Shift+Command+G on Mac) \= Find previous
  • Shift+Ctrl+F (or Command+Option+F on Mac) \= Replace
  • Shift+Ctrl+R (or Shift+Command+Option+F on Mac) \= Replace all
  • Alt+F (not available on Mac) \= Persistent search – the dialog window does not close automatically, Enter to find next, Shift+Enter to find previous
  • Alt+G (or Option+G on Mac) \= Go to line
  • Esc \= Close the dialog window

To open the search dialog in the upper part of the code field, use the shortcut Ctrl+F. After entering a search phrase and pressing the key Enter, each occurrence of the search phrase is displayed in the scrollbar. This allows you to see where this phrase is located in the code.