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

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

Open a UX component in a pop-up window, or in a DIV on the current page, to edit the current page, to edit the current row in a List control in a UX component or to enter a new record into a List. (Applies only to Lists based on SQL or DBF data sources).

When you design a FormView control you may want the form to display calculated values (typically computed from other fields in the form). Since the Form is really just an HTML template that is rendered using Alpha Anywhere's client-side templating features, this is easily done.

Properties available for configuring fields in the List Control, including server-side encryption, client-side display formats, and control-specific settings.

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.

A number of properties for controls can be configured using javascript, this includes Validation, Show/Hide and Enable expressions, and Calculated Fields. Javascript functions for properties usually take a few parameters and return the value that defines the state of the parameter.

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.