Properties
n on the end of a property name can be 1,2, or 3.
These properties are set in the initialize routine of the RDML of a filter.
Name | Description | Type | Possible Values | MaxLength | Default |
avMiniFilter |
Indicates the filter is a mini filter |
Boolean |
TRUE FALSE |
5 |
FALSE |
avMiniFiltValuen |
The (alpha) contents of the search field |
Character |
|
256 |
*blanks |
avMiniFiltFieldn |
Indicates this field is to be displayed |
Boolean |
TRUE FALSE |
5 |
FALSE |
avMiniFiltButtonn |
Indicates this button is to be displayed |
Boolean |
TRUE FALSE |
5 |
FALSE |
avMiniFiltFldCapn |
The caption that the mini filter field will display |
Character |
|
30 |
*blanks |
avMiniFiltFldCapWidn |
The width of the caption |
pixels |
|
999 |
50 |
avMiniFiltFldWidn |
The displayed width of the caption and field |
pixels |
|
999 |
50 |
avMiniFiltButtonCapn |
The caption that the mini filter button will display |
Character |
|
30 |
*blanks |
The panel that is to be displayed to manage the mini-filter content. Valid in Windows applications only. When used all other filter properties are not applicable, because they are entirely supplanted by the windows panel specified here. For example you can add combo boxes, drop downs, check boxes, and do instant editing on the panel. |
#PRIM_PANL
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Reference to a panel contained within and owned by the VF_AC007 filter object or *null Any nominated panel must be:
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N/A
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*null
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