The Array data type functions as a display for multiple values, akin to the Multi-Enum field. It offers configurable options, allowing users to set it up with or without predefined values.

When set up without predefined options, users have the freedom to add or remove values as needed. They can easily add new values using the (+) button or remove existing ones using the (x) button.

Alternatively, when configured with predefined options, users are required to select one or more of the pre-established values. In this scenario, a checklist interface is presented, enabling users to conveniently choose all the necessary values from the list.

The Auto-Increment data type in Mythradon serves the purpose of creating a read-only auto-incrementing integer number. This feature is particularly useful for automatically generating unique identification numbers or sequential values within a defined numeric range. It functions by incrementing the numeric value automatically whenever a new record is created, ensuring each entry receives a distinct and incremental identifier. This functionality supports maintaining data integrity and streamlining the organisation of records within the system by providing a systematic and sequential numbering system for easy reference and management.

This is distinct from a Mythradon row ID, also known as the primary key field. Primary key fields are generated automatically when the entity is created. The data stored in a Mythradon primary key is a 17-character alphanumeric string, for example, '643bc33a8881d8c3b'.

The Boolean data type in Mythradon is employed for storing and presenting true/false values, typically represented as a checkbox. These values serve a crucial role in managing conditional logic within forms. Booleans offer a straightforward method for controlling conditions compared to using a picklist (ENUM) with 'Yes/No' or 'True/False' string values. By utilising checkboxes, users can efficiently set and display binary states, simplifying the process of indicating true or false conditions within the system's forms and interfaces.

The Color Picker data type in Mythradon is designed for choosing HTML colour codes. It offers users the flexibility to input the colour code manually or pick a colour from a dropdown selector. This functionality enables convenient selection and assignment of specific colours using either the code itself or by visually choosing from a range of colours available in the dropdown.

The Date data type in Mythradon is dedicated to storing and presenting date values without any associated time data. Both Date and Date Time types offer a user-friendly pop-up calendar for selecting dates. When no Default property is set, the calendar defaults to the current date. This interactive calendar simplifies date selection by swiftly navigating through days, months, years, decades, and centuries.

Users can personalise the date display format according to their preference settings, like MM-DD-YYYY or DD-MM-YYYY. Within the Date data type, diverse properties aid in date validation by cross-referencing entered dates with other date fields in the same record or a specified time frame from the current system date. Additionally, a property enables the display of terms like 'today', 'yesterday', or 'tomorrow' instead of the chosen date, enhancing user comprehension and readability.

The Date-Time with Timezone data type in Mythradon enhances the features of the Date-Time data type by managing and displaying date and time values, similar to the Date-Time data type. However, it differs in how it handles timezones. The values are stored in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) but are exhibited with a specific timezone offset directly associated with the Date-Time value, not affected by the timezone settings defined in a User's preferences.

With this data type, all users, no matter their specific timezone setting, view the same date-time value. Unlike the Date-Time type, Date-Time with Timezone presents three distinct fields: one for the date, another for the time, and a third for the timezone.

Similar to the Date and Date-Time data types, Date-Time with Timezone supports a popup calendar with comparable functionalities for selecting dates and times.

The File data type in Mythradon is used to connect one file to the current record. It comes with various properties to manage the file's source location, permitted file types, and the maximum file size you can add. When you link a file, it's copied into your Mythradon file system and tied to the current record. Once saved, others with access can view the record and download the attached file.

If you want to attach more than one file, you should use the Attachment Multiple data type.

The Image data type in Mythradon is for storing and showing images within a record. It includes settings to control how the image appears in both list and detailed views. This type allows linking a single image to the current record. If you need multiple images, you should use the Attachment Multiple data type instead.

When you add an image, it's copied into the Mythradon file system and connected to the current record. After saving, others who can access the record will be able to see the image.

The Map Route data type in Mythradon displays travel routes on a Google Map, showcasing connections between multiple addresses drawn from other address fields in the same record. To activate this feature, it's necessary to have at least two Address data type fields set up within the entity. The order in which addresses appear on the map is based on their arrangement in the Points property of the Map Route field. Additionally, it automatically generates read-only fields displaying distance and duration, which can be optionally added to the user interface for reference.

The Number data type in Mythradon generates a string-based auto-incrementing number. It's like a unique identifier that automatically increases when you create a new record. For instance, let's say you set the prefix as "MY-" and the length as 5. If you have a record labelled "MY-00001," the next one will be "MY-00002," and so on. This data type also lets you add characters or words before the number and ensures the number always meets the specified length by adding leading zeros when needed.

The Mythradon Risk Matrix data type is a specialised field designed to evaluate and represent risk scenarios by assessing their likelihood and impact levels. This tool offers a clear and efficient method for risk analysis, specifically structured for comprehensive risk assessments. Users have the flexibility to configure the matrix in either a 3x3 or 5x5 grid format, facilitating a detailed evaluation. Customisation options include the ability to tailor headers and descriptions for both the horizontal (X) and vertical (Y) axes, empowering users to define specific values within individual cells to capture nuanced risk assessments.

The Text data type in Mythradon is ideal for storing multi line text, offering limited markdown support. This data type includes properties to manage the control's height, displayed row count, and maximum text length. Markdown Syntax is similar to formatting found in many online wiki tools like Wikipedia, supporting features such as bold, italic, and bullet points (unordered lists).

It's particularly useful for recording lengthy text descriptions or event details. Markdown syntax enhances readability and allows for simple formatting, providing a more organised way to structure content.

The Varchar data type in Mythradon is primarily utilised for storing and showcasing single-line text, widely considered one of the most commonly used data types. Its properties offer control over the maximum text length, trimming of whitespace upon saving and regular expression data validation. Additionally, it supports key-value paired options, functioning akin to a picklist or Enum, enabling quick selection from a controlled list of values that can be altered after selection, a feature distinct from the Enum data type.