The dataprovider of the component. |
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Sample // Normally the dataprovider is specified when a component is created.
var field = form.newField('parent_table_text', JSField.TEXT_FIELD, 10, 40, 100, 20);
// But it can be modified later if needed.
field.dataProviderID = 'parent_table_id'; |
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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. |
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Sample var label = form.newLabel('You are viewing record no. %%parent_table_id%%. You are running on server %%serverURL%%.',
10, 10, 600, 100);
label.displaysTags = true; |
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The enable state of the component, default true. |
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Sample var form = solutionModel.newForm('printForm', 'db:/example_data/parent_table', null, false, 400, 300);
var field = form.newField('parent_table_text', JSField.TEXT_FIELD, 10, 10, 100, 20);
field.enabled = false; |
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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. |
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Sample var label = form.newLabel('', 10, 10, 100, 100);
label.format = '$#.00'; |
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Size property for a label, values 1 to 60 correspond to header class h1 to h6 |
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Sample var label = form.newLabel('Hello', 1);
label.labelSize = 2 // corresponds to header class h2 |
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The name of the component. Through this name it can also accessed in methods. |
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Sample var form = solutionModel.newForm('someForm', 'db:/example_data/parent_table', null, false, 620, 300);
var label = form.newLabel('Label', 10, 10, 150, 150);
label.name = 'myLabel'; // Give a name to the component.
forms['someForm'].controller.show()
// Now use the name to access the component.
forms['someForm'].elements['myLabel'].text = 'Updated text'; |
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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. |
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Sample var form = solutionModel.newForm('printForm', 'db:/example_data/parent_table', null, false, 400, 300);
var field = form.newField('parent_table_text', JSField.TEXT_FIELD, 10, 10, 100, 20);
var style = solutionModel.newStyle('myStyle','field.fancy { background-color: yellow; }');
form.styleName = 'myStyle'; // First set the style on the form.
field.styleClass = 'fancy'; // Then set the style class on the field. |
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The text that is displayed inside the component. |
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Sample // In general the text is specified when creating the component.
var label = form.newLabel('Initial text', 10, 10, 100, 20);
// But it can be changed later if needed.
label.text = 'Changed text'; |
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The visible property of the component, default true. |
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Sample var form = solutionModel.newForm('printForm', 'db:/example_data/parent_table', null, false, 400, 300);
var field = form.newField('parent_table_text', JSField.TEXT_FIELD, 10, 10, 100, 20);
field.visible = false; |
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The x coordinate of the component on the form. |
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Sample var field = form.newField('parent_table_text', JSField.TEXT_FIELD, 10, 10, 100, 20);
application.output('original location: ' + field.x + ', ' + field.y);
field.x = 90;
field.y = 90;
application.output('changed location: ' + field.x + ', ' + field.y); |
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The y coordinate of the component on the form. |
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Sample var field = form.newField('parent_table_text', JSField.TEXT_FIELD, 10, 10, 100, 20);
application.output('original location: ' + field.x + ', ' + field.y);
field.x = 90;
field.y = 90;
application.output('changed location: ' + field.x + ', ' + field.y); |
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