So would not need to display the input prompt at all for the user, although have to structure this properly, i.e. design on how to visually present this to the user.
One option could be the dropdown under the corresponding /? foreign query.
Obviously, this is only applicable if there is only one single manual input.
Although it is important to continue support of clicking on the actual /? foreign query label, as the user should be able to input the value manually.
So would not need to display the input prompt at all for the user, although have to structure this properly, i.e. design on how to visually present this to the user.
One option could be the dropdown under the corresponding
/?
foreign query.Obviously, this is only applicable if there is only one single manual input.
Although it is important to continue support of clicking on the actual
/?
foreign query label, as the user should be able to input the value manually.