Page links relating to Ajax Dialog and Data Binding.

You can use data binding to create new tables with fields that can then be used within the UX component. This is done on the '[Data Binding]' page of the UX Builder. Once the data from a new or existing table has been bound to the component you can use the properties in this section to bind a control to one of the fields in that databound table. It is also possible to [match controls to a data bound table] on the Data Binding page itself.

Data binding is exactly what the name implies, joining data from an existing or created table to a given UX component. Data can also be bound to a control as, for example, when detail view containing textbox controls is bound to list control that is in turn bound to a SQL table on a server. You can visit the main [Data Binding] page for more information and guides on how to implement data binding. The properties in this section are for UX components that have already been data-bound.

Page links and information relating to A5 V11.

Create new tables with fields that match the controls on your UX Component, or bind the controls in your UX Component to fields in existing tables. The Data Binding page lets you bind an entire UX component to new or existing SQL or DBF tables in a database and then assign controls to fields in those table accordingly.

UX component methods for a submitting, resetting, and populating a data bound UX.

Deletes the data binding settings from the UX component.

Save the submitted data to one or more tables.

The List control has methods that allow you to refresh the data or filter the data.

Welcome to Alpha Five Version 11! If you thought we added a ton of functionality in Versions 10 and 10.5 plus the Feature Packs, you may have to recalibrate your notion of what defines a "ton of functionality".