WEBDEV Concepts

54 Part 2: Developing a site Controls in practice WEBDEV proposes several types of controls that can be easily included in your pages. These controls can be created via the "Creation" tab of the WEBDEV ribbon. All controls can be handled programmatically. 1 Creating a control The following controls are available in the WEBDEV page editor: • Static control, • Scheduler control, • Text Area control, • Calendar control, • Formatted display control, • Diagram Editor control, • Button control, • Bar Code control, • Link control, • Progress Bar control, • Image control, • Cell control, • Popup control, • Tab control, • Thumbnail control, • Drawer control, • Peeling Corner control, • Sliding Banner control, • Social Network control, • Control Template control, • Multimedia control, • Chart control, • Web Camera control, • Site Map control, • Edit control, • Image Editor control, • Combo Box control, • Supercontrol, • List Box control, • HTML Table control, • Rating control, • Menu, • Captcha control, • Pager control, • Radio Button control, • Internal Page control, • Check Box control, • Breadcrumb control, • Slider control, • HTML control, • Looper control, • IFrame control, • Linear Looper control, • Image gallery Looper control, • Table control, • Code Editor control • Flexbox control, • Kanban control, • TreeView Table control, • Java Applet control, • TreeView control, • Line control, • Dashboard control, • "Web component" control, • Organizer control, • Layout control. 1.1 Creating a new control To create a control : 1. Select the type of control to be created via the corresponding icon in the "Creation" tab of the WEBDEV menu. 2. The shape of the new control appears under the cursor. 3. Click at the desired location to create the control in the page. The control is automatically created. Remark : Other creation modes are available. For more details, see the online help. 1.2 Creating a control associated with an item All the types of controls in a page can be bound to an item in a data file, except the following: • Button control, • HTML control • Tab control • Site Map control • Line control • Pager control • "Web component" control • Cell control and HTML Table control • Java Applet control There are multiple methods to create a control that is bound to an item: • Drag and drop the item from the "Analysis" pane. • Using the "Binding" tab of the control description window.