You can use form control templates to quicker design a form with predefined form controls.
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Add existing form control to templates |
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You can use form control templates to quicker design a form. If you have designed a form control that you want to use on other forms as well, you can save it as a form control template. All settings of the form control are copied to the template:
A form control is application specific and a form control template is generic. These application-specific elements, if used on the original form control, are copied to the form control template:
Additionally, for each form control template, you define the:
For form controls with an event procedure, you can indicate if the event procedure also must be copied to the template. |
Import form control templates from another environment |
Designer |
You can export or import a configuration with an XML file. You can monitor the export and import history.
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Maintain form control templates |
Designer |
You can use form control templates to quicker design a form. Usually, a form control template is created from an existing form control or it is imported from another environment. You can check these form control templates and make changes, if required. |
Use form control template to add form control |
Designer |
You can use form control templates to quicker design a form. You can add form control templates to a form:
This topic explains how to manually add a form control template to a form. In general, if you add a form control template to a form, it is positioned after the last control on the form. Where the control is exactly positioned, depends on the Append new line property of the last control on the form:
An exception are button templates for which the Stick to footer property is set to Yes. These are always positioned at the footer of the form. |