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Appearance - Browser Edit Control Properties (Magic xpa 4.x)

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Appearance – Browser Form Edit Control Properties (Magic xpa 4.x)

Default Class

The class by which the HTML control will be displayed. The value of this property is set by an expression. Once the expression is recomputed, the class of the HTML control is set by the new class value. The expression is expected to return a string value that represents a class name defined in the HTML page.

MouseOver Class

The class by which the HTML control is displayed when the mouse cursor is placed on top of the control. The value of this property is set like the default class. When the mouse cursor moves off the control, the class returns to being defined by the Default Class property.

MouseDown Class

The class by which the HTML control is displayed when the left mouse button is pressed while the mouse cursor is placed on top of the control. The value of this property is set like the default class.

As the left mouse button is released, the class returns to being defined by the MouseOver Class property when the cursor remains on top of the control or, as defined by the Default Class property when the button is released after moving off the control.

Default Styles

Lets you define a list of styles that sets the attributes of the HTML control. You need to define the attributes for each style, its name, and its value. The value is set by an expression. The expression is expected to return a string value that represents the style’s value. When the expression is recomputed, the style of the HTML control is defined by the new value.

MouseOver Styles

The style values by which the HTML control is displayed when the mouse cursor is placed on top of the control. The values of the styles are set like the Default style.

When the mouse cursor moves off the control, the class returns to being defined by the Default Styles property.

MouseDown Styles

The style values by which the HTML control is displayed when the mouse button is pressed while the mouse cursor is placed on top of the control. The values of the styles are like the Default style.

When the left mouse button is released, the styles return to being defined by the MouseOver Styles property when the cursor remains on top of the control, or by the Default Styles property when the button is released after moving off the control.

Color

The control color.

Help Screen

Specifies whether a Help screen is associated with this control. You can zoom to select a Help screen from the Help list.

ToolTip

Specifies whether a tooltip is associated with the control.

Help Prompt

Specifies whether a Help Prompt is associated with the control.

Visible

Specifies whether the control will be visible to the user.

Enabled

Specifies whether the control will be active.

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