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Chapter 2 Designing Active Forms
Service Form Framework
Date/time fields can be used in grids, too. When a user clicks in such a field, a calendar icon appears:
When the calendar icon is clicked, a date or date/time dialog box appears for columns that have their
dictionary Data Types defined as Date, or Date and Time, respectively,
dictionary Data Types defined as Date, or Date and Time, respectively,
If the Data Type is set to URL, the cell contents are rendered as a clickable link.
Clicking on the URL link opens your default browser to the entered URL.
Any error messages related to the grid appear on top of the grid. Each message appears as a link that can
be clicked by the form user to go directly to the cell causing the error.
be clicked by the form user to go directly to the cell causing the error.
Conditional Rules and ISF for Manipulating Grids
Grid dictionaries are different from nongrid dictionaries in that they are rendered one way in the browser
but stored another way in the WDDX generated in the database for the associated requisition entry.
Because of this difference, not all conditional rule actions are supported; and those that are supported
apply to an entire column of data. You will need a mixture of conditional rules and ISF functions to
manipulate individual cells. Here is a quick summary of the conditional rule actions and ISF functions
you can use on grids. (These details are also presented later in the sections on conditional rules and ISF,
but are summarized here if you are familiar with both those features and just want to understand how
they apply to grids.)
but stored another way in the WDDX generated in the database for the associated requisition entry.
Because of this difference, not all conditional rule actions are supported; and those that are supported
apply to an entire column of data. You will need a mixture of conditional rules and ISF functions to
manipulate individual cells. Here is a quick summary of the conditional rule actions and ISF functions
you can use on grids. (These details are also presented later in the sections on conditional rules and ISF,
but are summarized here if you are familiar with both those features and just want to understand how
they apply to grids.)
Conditional Rules as Applied to Grids
Grid dictionaries and their fields cannot be chosen as triggering conditions for rules; they can only be
chosen as the targets of conditional rule actions. The following conditional rule actions, which apply to
individual fields in non grid dictionaries, apply to an entire column in a grid:
chosen as the targets of conditional rule actions. The following conditional rule actions, which apply to
individual fields in non grid dictionaries, apply to an entire column in a grid:
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Show Fields
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Hide Fields
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Make Read-Only
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Make Writeable
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Enable
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Disable
All other conditional rule actions are not supported on grid columns or cells.
Note that in case of a grid, there is no observable difference between the Make Read-Only and Disable
actions (whereas there is a slightly different user interface effect seen in non grid fields). The same is
true for the Make Writable and Enable actions.
actions (whereas there is a slightly different user interface effect seen in non grid fields). The same is
true for the Make Writable and Enable actions.