| Property |
Description |
| Buttons |
Specifies which standard buttons are shown at the bottom of the form window. This setting only applies if the view is the default view of the form, or it is opened using an open view effect, and not if it is displayed by a switch view effect.
None
No buttons are shown.
Ok and Cancel
The Ok and Cancel buttons are shown.
Yes and No
The Yes and No buttons are shown.
Yes, No, and Cancel
The Yes, No, and Cancel buttons are shown.
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| Commands |
A list of commands associated with the view.
For more information see Commands.
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| Events |
A list of events associated with the view.
For more information see Events.
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| Item Space |
The spacing between the controls that have the view as parent. Clear the field to use the default value. |
| Name |
Used to identify the view in a list of views. |
| Orientation |
The layout direction of the controls inside the view.
Horizontal
The contained controls are stacked horizontally.
Vertical
The contained controls are stacked vertically.
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| Read Only |
The view is in a read only state which means that all contained controls are set read only.
Yes
The view is read only for for the end user.
No
The view is not read only for the end user.
Condition
A condition determines if the view is read only for the end user. Use a condition when the view should only be read only in som cases, for example depending on the state of an object.
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| Refiners |
Specifies which refiners are available in the view, and which data sources they refine.
To add a refiner, in the Refiners window, click Add. Then in the Select Refiners window, select a refiner in the Available Refiners list and click Add to move it to the Selected Refiners list. Click OK. A refiner that is added is by default specified to affect all the data sources it has the ability to filter. To modify these settings, locate the refiner to modify in the list of refiners, and click the down arrow in the Refined Data Sources cell. Then select the data sources to refine, or click to clear the data sources that should not be refined.
Data sources that are added to the forma later is not added to any existing refiners.
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| Default View |
The view is used if the form is opened without specifying which view to use. Only one view in the form can be default view at a time. |
| Show Task Pane |
Shows the task pane when the form is opened. This setting only applies if the view is the default view of the form, or it is opened using an open view effect, and not if it is displayed by a switch view effect. Only applicable for Application Window.
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| Style |
The visual appearance of the window for the form view. This setting does not affect the modality of the window. This setting only applies if the view is the default view of the form, or it is opened using an open view effect, and not if it is displayed by a switch view effect.
Application Window
Open the view in an application window with menu, toolbars, task panes
Dialog Box
Open the view in a dialog box, witout
Reading Pane
Use the view as a reading pane in a table.
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| Title |
The title for the application window or the dialog box, depending on the style. The title is constructed by adding one or more fields.
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| Type |
Specifies the type of platform the view can be used.
Desktop
The view is used in forms on a windows desktop application.
App
The view is used in forms on app clients.
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