Identification
"record format name": Identifies the record format that is used to access this screen from server code.
"description": Describes the record format.
"document title": Specifies the document title to use when this screen is displayed. Web browsers usually display the document title in a window's title bar when the window is open, and in the task bar when the window is minimized.
External Files
"external css": Identifies the location of an external cascading style sheet file to apply to this screen. To specify multiple files, right-click the property and select Add Another External CSS.
"external javascript": Identifies the location of an external JavaScript file to load on this screen. To specify multiple files, right-click the property and select Add Another External JavaScript.
Overlay
"design overlay formats": Specifies a list of additional record formats to render in the designer when this record format is selected. This property is only used at design-time. It is ignored at run-time.
Behavior
"disable enter key": This property determines if pressing the Enter key will cause a response to be sent to the server. If set to true and the Enter key is not used as a shortcut key, the response will not be sent. Otherwise, the response is sent automatically.
- Possible choices: "true", "false"
"protect": Specifies that when this record is displayed, all input-capable fields already on the display become protected. The read only property is set to true and the PR css class is applied.
- Possible choices: "true", "false"
Response
"changed": Specifies a response indicator that is set on if data on any input element within the record format is modified.
"back button": Specifies a response indicator that is set on when the user presses the browser's back button. This feature will only work in browsers that support the HTML5 history.pushState() method.
Messages
"error messages": Identifies error messages to be displayed in association with this element.
"error message":
"error message id":
"error message file":
"error message library":
"replacement data":
"error condition":
"error response":
"error enhanced mode": If checked, allows error messages to display without ERRMSG/ERRMSGID-type restrictions. Errors can display regardless of whether format is already on the screen, and output data is also sent.
Window
"show as window": Determines whether this screen is shown as a pop-up window.
- Possible choices: "true", "false"
"window left": Represents the x-coordinate of the window. Can be expressed in pixels or columns.
"window top": Represents the y-coordinate of the window. Can be expressed in pixels or rows.
"center window": If set to true, the window will be centered within the boundaries of the previously rendered screen.
- Possible choices: "true", "false"
"mask screen": Determines if the screen is masked when a window is displayed. Defaults to true.
- Possible choices: "true", "false"
Cursor Location
"return cursor record": This property can be bound to a character field, which will be used to receive the name of the record format on which the cursor is located.
"return cursor field": This property can be bound to a character field, which will be used to receive the name of the field on which the cursor is located.
"return cursor position": This property can be bound to a numeric field, which will be used to reveive the relative position of the cursor within an element.
Drag and Drop Response
"dd element id": This property can be bound to a character field, which will be used to retrieve the id of the element that is drag and dropped.
"dd record number": This property can be bound to a numeric field, which will be used to retrieve the record number of the subfile row that is drag and dropped.
"target element id": This property can be bound to a character field, which will be used to retrieve the id of the target element in a drag and drop operation. Use this property to determine where an element was dropped.
"target record number": This property can be bound to a numeric field, which will be used to retrieve the record number of the target subfile row in a drag and drop operation. Use this property to determine where within a subfile an element was dropped.
"bypass validation": This property specifies that a drag and drop operation will not trigger client-side validation and will automatically discard all data modified by the user on the screen. You can select "send data" to bypass all client-side validation except for field data type validation and still send all data modified by the user.
- Possible choices: "true", "false", "send data"
Events
"onload": Initiates a client-side script when the screen loads.
"onsubmit": Initiates a client-side script or expression before a response is submitted to the screen. This typically occurs when a button or a hyperlink is clicked. If the expression evaluates to <i>false</i>, the response is not submitted.