Property

Description

Model

The Model property lets you

• Select another model

• Display the default form properties

• Disinherit/inherit all properties

With Border

Specifies whether frame borders in this frame set are to be displayed. If No is selected, all frames in the frame set are displayed without borders in the browser. The default setting is Yes. The corresponding HTML code is: <FRAME SET frameborder=0/1...>

Frame Set spacing

The width in pixels of all of the frame borders in the frame. This property is disabled when the With Border property is set to No. The default setting is 1. The corresponding HTML code is: <FRAME SET framespacing=n...>

Relative Size

If the relative size is set to Yes, the size of all of the frames in the frame set is defined as a percentage of the browser window or the container frame size. When the browser window is resized by the user, all frames are resized relatively.

If the relative size is set to No, the size of all of the frames is defined in pixels. In this situation, resizing the browser window has no effect on the size of the frames. The default setting is Yes.

When the Relative size=Yes, the corresponding HTML code is: <FRAME SET … rows/cols=”nn%,nn%,…,*”> or when the Relative size=No, the corresponding HTML code is: <FRAME SET … rows/cols=”nn,nn,…,*”>

Form Name

The Name in the Form Editor. This name appears in the browser’s title bar when the form is displayed. The corresponding HTML code is <TITLE>Form Name</TITLE>

Context Variables

Context variables maintain the context throughout a project when moving from one HTML form to another.

Zoom from this property to specify the context variables for the form.

The Context Variables dialog box has the following properties:

• Variables – Zoom from this field to access the Argument repository.

• Domain restriction – This option restricts the context so that they are only accessible via computers within a particular range of IP numbers.

• Expiration date and Expiration time – The Expiration date/time is the date that, when reached, invalidates the cookie. If an expiration date is not specifically defined, the cookies will expire at the end of the session (when the browser is closed) by default. If the cookie's expiration date is set to the current date/time or any date/time already passed, the cookie will be immediately expired and deleted. The time relates to the date; it's a datetime pair.

• Secured channel – The secured channel prevents others from tapping into the context.

See also Context Management.

HTML Internal Attribute

Selects either an attribute from the HTML Style repository, which is added to the control’s tag, or an expression, by zooming from the Exp field to the Expression Editor, that specifies the HTML style.

Allows for the standardization of elements on the form by defining the attribute in the HTML Style repository and referencing it in the HTML Internal Attribute property of each control.

Zoom to choose a style from the HTML Style list. For more information, see: HTML Styles Settings.

Width

The width of the form.

Height

The height of the form.