6.1.2.7.4. 6.1.2.5.4 Step 4: Control Behaviour Specifications

The next step is to define the Form Control Behavior for the Nested Form Link

1.Behavior:

Current form behaviors (See 7.2) are displayed in the “form” section.

*The behaviour of the control can be different depending on which stage the process is at

Enable: If this option is selected, the control will be enabled on the web.
Disable: If this option is selected, the control on the web is disabled and the user will not be able to interact with it.
+Invisible:+If this option is selected, the controls will be invisible to users on the web

2.Others:

Determining access to nested form functions (adding, editing, deleting the form) and validating the control is set using this menu.

Clicking on this section and selecting the button will display the Behavior of Edit Form.

Enable Edit: By selecting this option and specifying its behavior, the ability to edit the form (See 7.1.2.10.5) is enabled
Enable New: By choosing this option and specifying its behavior, the ability to add a form (See 7.1.2.10.5) is enabled
Enable Delete: By selecting this option and specifying the behavior, the ability to delete the form (See 7.1.2.10.5) is enabled

3.Relationship with the Entity:

Users can link attributes to the control by clicking on the button. For more about the object browser, see 7.1.2.6.2

4.Display Details:

Clicking on this section and selecting the button will display the display details of the linked attribute. For more information, see 7.1.2.6.3

5.Title:

The control is given a default name. The name of the control can be edited by clicking on this box.

*If the control is automatically generated, it is automatically named.

*The name entered in this box is used in the coding environment, so the insertion of a valid name facilitates access to control in the coding environment.