Image

The method that is executed when the component is clicked.

The method that is executed when the component is double clicked.

{JSEvent} event - the event that triggered the action

The method that is executed when the component is rendered.

The method that is executed when the component is right clicked.

Enables a component to stick to a specific side of form and/or to
grow or shrink when a window is resized.

If opposite anchors are activated then the component with grow or
shrink with the window. For example if Top and Bottom are activated,
then the component will grow/shrink when the window is vertically
resized. If Left and Right are activated then the component
will grow/shrink when the window is horizontally resized.

If opposite anchors are not activated, then the component will
keep a constant distance from the sides of the window which
correspond to the activated anchors.

The background color of the component.

The type, color and style of border of the component.

The dataprovider of the component.

Property to get and add design-time properties for a component.

Object - map of the design-time properties

Flag that enables or disables merging of data inside components using tags (placeholders).
Tags (or placeholders) are words surrounded by %%on each side. There are data tags and
standard tags. Data tags consist in names of dataproviders surrounded by%%. Standard tags
are a set of predefined tags that are made available by the system.

See the "Merging data" section for more details about tags.

The default value of this flag is "false", that is merging of data is disabled by default.

The enable state of the component, default true.

Boolean - enabled state

The font type of the component.

The foreground color of the component.

The format that should be applied when displaying data(using dataProviderID) in the label/button.
Some examples are "#%", "dd-MM-yyyy", "MM-dd-yyyy", etc.

Horizontal alignment of the text inside the component. Can be one of
LEFT, CENTER or RIGHT.

Note that this property does not refer to the horizontal alignment
of the component inside the form.

The image Media object that should be displayed inside the component.

Some components can be set to be labels of other components. This is useful in
two situations. In table view mode it is used for constructing the header of the
table. In record view mode, by setting mnemonics on the label, keyboard shortcuts
can be used to set the focus to fields.

The x and y position of the component, in pixels, separated by a comma.

The margins of the component. They are specified in this order,
separated by commas: top, left, bottom, right.

Options to scale the image Media object that is displayed inside the component.
Can be set to one or a combination of CROP, REDUCE, ENLARGE and KEEPASPECT.

REDUCE will scale down the image if the component is smaller than the image.
REDUCE combined with KEEPASPECT will reduce the image, but keep its aspect ratio.
This is useful when the component has other proportions than the image.

ENLARGE will scale up the image if the component is larger than the image.
ENLARGE combined with KEEPASPECT will scale up the image while keeping its aspect ratio.

CROP will leave the image at its original size. If the component is smaller than
the image this will result in only a part of the image showing up.

The keyboard shortcut that activates this component. A letter must be specified,
and the actual shortcut will be combination of ALT + the specified letter.

This property can be used in two ways. Normally the keyboard shortcut activates
the onClick event of the component. But if the "labelFor" property is set for the
component, then the keyboard shortcut will move the focus to the component whose
label this component is.

The name of the component. Through this name it can also accessed in methods.

Enables an element to resize based on its content and/or move when printing.
The component can move horizontally or vertically and can grow or shrink in
height and width, based on its content and the content of neighboring
components.

Flag that tells if the component should be printed or not when the form is printed.

By default components are printable.

The cursor that is shown as the mouse is rolled over the component.
Possible options are DEFAULT and HAND. Note that roll over cursor is not supported in Smart client for list view and tableview forms.

The roll over image Media object used. It will only work if a property image is also used.
When the mouse is moved over the component, this image Media will be displayed.
When the mouse is moved out of the component, whatever text or image was being initially
displayed will be restored. Note that roll over image is not supported in Smart client for list view and tableview forms.

When set, the element will show the clicked state when selected.
Applies to labels and buttons and images only.

When set the text of an element will showfocus when selected.
Applies to labels and buttons only.
The text property for the element MUST be filled in first.

NOTE: The TAB key may also be used to select the element, depending
on the operating system being used and the selected LAF.

The width and height (in pixels), separated by a comma.

The name of the style class that should be applied to this component.

When defining style classes for specific component types, their names
must be prefixed according to the type of the component. For example
in order to define a class names 'fancy' for fields, in the style
definition the class must be named 'field.fancy'. If it would be
intended for labels, then it would be named 'label.fancy'. When specifying
the class name for a component, the prefix is dropped however. Thus the
field or the label will have its styleClass property set to 'fancy' only.

An index that specifies the position of the component in the tab sequence. The components
are put into the tab sequence in increasing order of this property. A value of 0 means
to use the default mechanism of building the tab sequence (based on their location on the form).
A value of -2 means to remove the component from the tab sequence.

The text that is displayed inside the component.

The rotation of the element. You can choose 0, 90, 180, or 270 and the label is rotated accordingly.
This property also applies to buttons and images.

The text displayed when hovering over the component with a mouse cursor.

NOTE:
HTML should be used for multi-line tooltips; you can also use any
valid HTML tags to format tooltip text. For example:
<html>This includes<b>bolded text</b> and
<font color='blue'>BLUE</font> text as well.</html>

Flag that tells if the component is transparent or not.

The default value is "false", that is the components
are not transparent.

The vertical alignment of the text inside the component. Can be one of
TOP, CENTER or BOTTOM.

Note that this property does not refer to the vertical alignment of the
component inside the form.

The visible property of the component, default true.

Boolean - visible property