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Lookup Form Glossary

By Xelence Documentation posted 02-07-2024 16:00

  

Action

Control that performs an action when the user clicks it on the form, such as open a new record. Often called a Button (most common expression of an Action).



Button

See Action.



Caption

Text that identifies the control for the user. It is what the control is "called".



Cascading Drop Down

Series of drop downs whose available content depends on the user's entry in the prior drop down.



Checkbox

Control that allows the user to indicate whether a state is true.



Checkbox List

Control that allows the user to select multiple states as true.



Collapsible

Section the user can select to collapse or display. It is used to contain and organize controls: tabs, other collapsibles, fields, buttons, etc.



Control

Something the user can see or interact with on the form, such as a field.



Control Type

Property of a control that determines how the user interacts with it. Applied to fields, it determines how the user enters information: textbox, drop down, etc.



Data Table

Table of information that displays in a collapsible or tab. The user sees a list or table of records or values. They never use the term "data table". Can also be called a "grid".



Drop Down

Control that allows the user to choose one value from a list.



Form Name (ID)

Programmatic ID of the form.



Form Title

Displays at the top of the form; what the form is "called".



Label

Control that displays read-only text.



Lookup Form

App screen used primarily to search for and create records. Users may also be able to delete records or export search results to Excel.



Maintenance Form

App screen used primarily to CRUD data.



Max Count

Property that determines the maximum number of search results the form can display.



Main Query

Query the form executes when the user searches. If no Main Query is selected, the app returns all entity table columns.



Multiselect Drop Down

Control that allows the user to choose one or multiple values from a list.



RadioButton

Control that allows the user to select a state as true.



RadioButtonList

Control that allows the user to select only one state of multiple as true.



Sub Query

Query that adds an exist clause in the main query's where condition.



Textbox

Control that allows the user to freely enter text as a value.



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