Computing summary values on the server-side. For List controls that are based on SQL data, you can specify that summary data (e.g. total, avg, count, min and max - total and avg are only available for numeric fields) should be computed for certain columns in the List control.

Fires after the client-side summary values have been computed.

The Client-side fields settings control the appearance and functionality of field data in the list control on the client-side.

Properties that use Javascript to evalute expressions, conditional styling, etc.

'Client-side' properties for a Grid include Calculated Fields, Show/hide Fields, Enable Expressions, Conditional Styles, and Client-side Formatting. Not all of these properties will appear on every control type available.

Properties and methods availble for interacting with components and controls in a UX Component

Fires after the server-side summary values have been computed.

This is an overview of javascript in UX Components, what events are, how javascript can be written, where javascript can be used, and ways to test javascript in UX components.

List data can be filtered, ordered, and grouped using client-side expressions.

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.