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Check Box

Properties | Events | Methods

A checkbox allows users to select one or more options from a set. It typically represents a binary choice, such as checked (true) or unchecked (false).

Properties​

Appearance ​

Control Alignment​

'controlalign' String Specifies the control alignment which are selectable (e.g., Left, Right, Center, Top and Bottom).

Custom ​

Input Type​

'inputtype' string Allows to select the input type as Check box or Button

Template Type​

Template TypeDescription
Standard - with valueBackend value stored in value
Standard - index as valueBackend value stored in index
Standard - text as valueBackend value stored in display
CustomUser can customize the template value (custom works for "button")
Data SourceValues load from data source under data property

Template List​

'templatelist' string
ItemDescription
Template ListShows some default list of possible radio-type options like Approval status, Yes/No, Ok/Not Ok, etc.

Custom Template​

OptionDescription
Custom InputBy choosing Custom from Template Type, the user can input JSON for checkbox options manually

Data ​

Bind Field​

'bindfield' string Connects the control to a specific data field to display or update its value.

Data Source​

'datasource' string Specifies the source from which the control retrieves its data.

(choose from the following options)

  1. Application – Loads data from predefined master data configured in the application.
  2. Direct – Allows manual entry of data directly within the control.
  3. This Screen – Uses data available on the current screen.
  4. General Master – Pulls standardized values from the General Master list.
  5. Custom – Enables a user-defined data source standard to specific needs.

Validation​

'validation' string The validation property allows the associated control to define and apply validation rules for the input field, ensuring that the entered data meets the specified criteria.


Events​

Applicable event is OnChange


Methods​

For more information on Methods in this section, see the General-Methods.