Column Controls and Input Controls

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A column control is a container control that groups an input control between 2 label controls. The different column controls differ mainly in the type-property of the contained input control.

A column control consists of a label object with default name: Prompt, and an input control with default name: Data. Web Designer supports these input controls to be used within a column control:

Input Control

Example

TextControl

TextAreaControl

CheckboxControl

RadioControl

SelectControl

PasswordControl

HTMLAreaControl

 

The CheckboxControl, RadioControl, and SelectControl input controls require one or more "allowed values". These are defined at Domain level in the Definer.

It is also possible to hard code a value list. To do this, define a variable data source and drag and drop option controls onto a column of this data source. Then connect the SelectControl to this data source column

See Column Control Subclasses for details of the HTML elements associated with the various column control types.

Related Topics:

Column Control Subclasses

Replicated Columns Control