Display Format Properties

The UX Component is one of the basic building blocks for Alpha Anywhere applications. It is generally the main component for creating mobile apps.

If the control type is Label, Link, TextBox, or TextArea, the Display Format property allows you to automatically change the presentation of your data.

A new container type in the UX component makes it easy to dynamically size controls when the orientation of the device changes (mobile devices), or the window size changes (desktop browsers).

Opens an UX component in a pop-up window, or in a DIV on the current page. (Only new Ajax components can be opened. Old dialogs built in V10 and earlier are not supported.

This large page is a conversion of the original release document found here: https://aadocuments.s3.amazonaws.com/ReleaseNotes/JSONForms.html

This page does not show added features since build 9719. For better organization, this page was broken down into 5 pages, and these ARE updated with new features.

JSON Forms allow you to create complex, data-driven forms using a single control on a UX Component, rather than adding individual controls for every field. They are lightweight, fast, and can be defined using JSON data.

JSON Forms allow you to create complex, data-driven forms using a single control on a UX Component, rather than adding individual controls for every field. They are lightweight, fast, and can be defined using JSON data.

Just like standard UX Components controls (such as Textbox, Textarea, RadioButton, etc), the List control is bound to a UX component variable. When the value in any control changes the UX component is considered to be 'dirty'. So for example, if you open a UX and then select a row in a List, ghe UX will go from 'clean' to 'dirty'.

Over 40 videos describing how to create, manipulate, and improve a UX component.

Updates the argument values in the child UX component and refreshes the data shown in List controls and other controls that are based on data Series. Also causes the embedded UX component's 'onSynchronizeDialog' (client-side) and 'onSynchronize' (server-side) events to fire.