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==Run==
==Run==
==Display==
==Display==
If you want any help building SQL, the SQL Button will direct you to nuBuilder's [[SQL Builder]].
===SQL===
*'''SQL''' A valid SQL query that will display the first field of the first record.
[[Hash Variables]] can be used within the SQL statement.
eg. SELECT cus_name FROM customer WHERE customer_id = '#RECORD_ID#'
==Select==
==Select==
If you want any help building SQL, the SQL Button will direct you to nuBuilder's [[SQL Builder]].
If you want any help building SQL, the SQL Button will direct you to nuBuilder's [[SQL Builder]].

Revision as of 01:15, 30 June 2017

Adding Objects to your Edit Form will allow you to display and edit a record's data.

Each type of Object has a different purpose.

You can use Arrange Objects to rearrange Objects you have placed on the Form along with their tabbing order.


The All Tab contains information required by all Objects (with a few exceptions).

The Custom Code Tab allows Javascript events to be added to all Objects (with a few exceptions).

All other Tabs relate specifically to the Object of the same name.


All Properties

Tab-Form

Select the Tab (and therefore the Edit Form it belongs to.) to add this Object to.

Type

Choose 1 of the following 11 types.

  • Calc A Number Field that value is based on other Number Objects of the current Edit Form.
  • Display A readonly field that will display the first field of the first record from a SQL Select statement
  • HTML A readonly area that can be used to display html.
  • Image A readonly area that will display an image.
  • Input Generally used for entering text, it can also be used for other HTML5 Input types. Along with some types exclusive to nuBuilder.
  • Lookup A lookup allowing the selection of a value from another table.
  • Run Creates either a Button to allow the user to run another Form/Report or Procedure, or creates an iFrame on the Edit Form in which a Form/Report or Procedure is placed.
  • Select Allows the selection of one or more values from a finite list.
  • Subform Can contain rows (Subform Forms) that relate to the Edit Form.
  • Textarea Allows for unformatted text.
  • Word A readonly object that simply creates a phrase in Bold.

Label

Description of Object.

ID

A valid HTML element id that is unique to this Edit Form.

Top

Value in pixels.

Left

Value in pixels.

Width

Value in pixels.

Height

Value in pixels.

Cloneable

Yes or No.

In the case of Yes on a customer field, when an invoice is cloned the customer name is retained.

But an invoice number field would be set to No so that any cloned invoice could get a new number.

Used by..

  • Calc
  • Input
  • Lookup
  • Select
  • Textarea

Align

Left, Right or Center.

Used by..

  • Calc
  • Display
  • Input
  • Textarea
  • Word

Validation

None, No Blanks or No Duplicates.

Used by..

  • Input
  • Lookup
  • Select
  • Textarea

Access

Editable, Readonly or Hidden.

Run

Display

If you want any help building SQL, the SQL Button will direct you to nuBuilder's SQL Builder.

SQL

  • SQL A valid SQL query that will display the first field of the first record.

Hash Variables can be used within the SQL statement.

eg. SELECT cus_name FROM customer WHERE customer_id = '#RECORD_ID#'

Select

If you want any help building SQL, the SQL Button will direct you to nuBuilder's SQL Builder.

Multiple

Choosing Yes will allow for more than 1 selection from a visible list. Choosing No will allow for only 1 selection from a dropdown list.

SQL or List

  • SQL A valid SQL query that returns 2 columns

OR

  • List A list delimited by |

eg. 0|No|1|Yes

Lookup

A Lookup Object can find and display a record selected from another Browse Form.

The After Browse Button allows PHP code to be run, after a record is selected but before any custom Javascript runs.

Form

Firstly select a previously created nuBuilder Form.

Code

Scroll though to choose the Field to display as the lookupable Code from the list of possible fields.

Description

Scroll though to choose the Field to display as the Description from the list of possible fields.

Width

The width of the Description field in pixels.

Javascript

Javascript that will be run after a selection has been made.

Subform

Form

Firstly select a previously created nuBuilder Form.

Foreign Key

Scroll though to choose the Foreign Key from the list of possible fields.

Addable

Select Yes or No

Deleteable

Select Yes or No

Type

Select Grid or Form.

Inside a Subform, records are repeated either as a

  • Form which displays the same as an Edit Form.

OR

  • A Grid where each Object is placed in order side by side, making the height of each Form smaller.

Image

The Image Object is an easy way to display an image stored in nuBuilder Files.

Image

Choose from previously saved images.

Input

Input Type (and Class)

A nuBuilder Input allow for most HTML5 input types as well as 4 types just available in nuBulder Forte.

Each of these 4 Objects need extra information. And will display an extra Object when selected.

Either...

Format

Choose from a list of customisable Formats

Used by nuNumber and nuDate

OR

JS Array

A valid Javascript Array

Used by nuScroll

OR

Next Number

A number this Autonumber will start from.

Used by nuAutoNumber

HTML

This will display any html that can be put in a DIV.

Hash Variables can be used here to change this HTML before it is run.

Calc

A Calc Object is a numberic field that will be recalculated after any onchange event.

Format

Choose from a list of customisable Formats

Formula

The Formula for this calculation is simply created by clicking a combination of the Objects Object and the Operators Object.

Objects is a list of available Number Fields on the Edit Form.

Options containing a . refer to the Subform Name and the Object on that Subform. And will total up all values for that Object eg. invoice_item_sf.ite_total

Options not containing a . refer to an Object on the Edit Form eg.inv_total

Custom Code

If an Object has a Javascript event, the Custom Code Tab will be in bold.

These events are standard HTML5 events such as onclick or onchange.

The exception to this is a Subform Object which has ony 2 events.

  • beforeinsertrow
  • afterinsertrow

Javascript

  • Event - Column Title
  • Javascript - Table field name.