# Add new Fields ## Keep it simple Per default, there are a lot of Field-Types available in Powermail.  If you want to add further fields, you can do this with a little bit of Page TSConfig. ``` tx_powermail.flexForm.type.addFieldOptions.new = New Field # The label could also be written with LLL: to localize the label # Example to grab a value from locallang.xml or locallang.xlf #tx_powermail.flexForm.type.addFieldOptions.new = LLL:EXT:ext/Resources/Private/Language/locallang.xlf:label # Tell powermail that the new fieldtype will transmit anything else then a string (0:string, 1:array, 2:date, 3:file) # Example for dataType array #tx_powermail.flexForm.type.addFieldOptions.new.dataType = 1 # The new field is not just a "show some text" field. It's a field where the user can send values and powermail stores the values? # You can tell powermail that this new field should be exportable in backend module and via CommandController #tx_powermail.flexForm.type.addFieldOptions.new.export = 1 ``` With this TSConfig a new Option is available:  If an editor chose the new field, powermail searches by default for a Partial with Name New.html (Default Path is powermail/Resources/Private/Partials/Form/Field/New.html). Because you should not modify anything within an extension-folder (because of upcoming extension-updates), you should create a new file in your fileadmin folder - e.g.: fileadmin/powermail/Partials/Form/Field/New.html ### Example Content: ```