No.
Latest Answer: Yes By creating a Visual Attribute And Assign the Visual Attribute in SET_ITEM_PROPERTY ...
Display items are similar to text items but store only fetched or assigned values. Operators cannot navigate to a display item or edit the value it contains.
Latest Answer: Display items and text items are fairly similar and share many of the same properties. The biggest difference between the two is that a user can navigate to a text item and change its value. This is not possible with a display item. As its name implies, ...
It is a list of text elements.
Latest Answer: List items are exactly what their name implies—a short list of values that the user can choose from. List items can serve as either database or non-database items.They present the user with a number of choices. The choices they present are often ...
Poplist, No text Item displayed in the list item. Tlist, No element in the list is highlighted.
Latest Answer: There are three types of list items: poplists, Tlists, and combo boxes. Poplists, which are the default type. They restrict the user from selecting only from the list elements that are displayed. A combo box is nearly identical to a poplist in look and ...
Radio groups display a fixed no of options that are mutually Exclusive .User can select one out of n number of options.
Latest Answer: Radio groups are logical containers of radio buttons. Radio buttons are the small circles that appear on the screen which the user can click to select values. Radio group selections are mutually exclusive. That is, selection of one radio button deselects ...
Unlimited no of radio buttons can be assigned to a radio group
Latest Answer: A good rule of thumb is to have no more than six radio buttons in a radio group. If there are going to be more than six, you might want to consider using a list item, which provides similar functionality. Radio groups are convenient because all of their ...
No.
Latest Answer: Yes, we can change the default value of The Radio Button ...
Only when-radio-changed trigger associated with radio group Visual Attributes.
Visual Attributes are the font, color and pattern characteristics of objects that operators see and intract with in our application.
Latest Answer: The visual attribute object contains all of the properties that determine font and color. These properties are useful in that they let you create and apply look and feel standards to multiple objects throughout your applications. A visual attribute called ...
Custom Visual attributes Default visual attributes Named Visual attributes. Window
Latest Answer: There are three values for the Visual Attribute Type property:1) Common, which for text and display items applies to the item itself and its prompt. Common visual attributes can also be used for other interface objects like canvases, windows, and LOVs. ...
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