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Group Control Image Properties

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Group Control Image Properties

This topic describes the properties of a Group Control Image object, that is, the Expand/Collapse Group web control that you can use in banded objects in page reports only.

Property NameDescription
General (available when the object is in a query-based page report)
Class TypeShows the class type of the object. Read only.
Instance Name Shows the instance name of the object. Read only.
Geometry
HeightSpecifies the height of the object. Type a numeric value to change the height.

Data type: Float

WidthSpecifies the width of the object. Type a numeric value to change the width.

Data type: Float

XSpecifies the horizontal coordinate of the object's top left corner, relative to its parent container, when the object is not in static position in the container. Type a numeric value to change the coordinate.

Data type: Float

YSpecifies the vertical coordinate of the object's top left corner, relative to its parent container, when the object is not in static position in the container. Type a numeric value to change the coordinate.

Data type: Float

Color
BackgroundSpecifies the background color or fill effect of the object. Choose a color from the drop-down list, or select Custom to customize a color in the color palette. You can also type a hexadecimal RGB value (for example, 0xff0000) to specify a color.

Data type: String

CSS
ClassSpecifies the name of the Class Selector to apply to the object, which you define in the CSS file of the style the report applies.

For example, if you define the CSS file as follows:

@charset "GBK";
TextField {Background: #ff0000}
/*Style=LabelX*/
TextField[Style="LabelX"]{Background: #0000FF}
/*ID=W*/
TextField#W{Background: #FFFF00}
/*class=C*/
TextField.C{Background: #00FFFF}

To apply the Class Selector in the file to the object, type C in the value cell.

Data type: String

StyleSpecifies the style you want to apply to the object. You can specify the style in two ways:
  • Type the style which should be an Attribute Selector whose attribute is "style" in the CSS file of the style the report applies. For example, to apply the style in the preceding sample CSS file to the object, type LabelX in the value cell.
  • Choose a style from the drop-down list when you have specified the Style Group property for the report tab or web report, and there are styles in the style group that are applicable to the object.

Data type: String

Others
Export to Report ResultSpecifies whether to include the object when you preview the report in the Page Report Result format in Designer, and when users run the report in the same format at runtime.

Data type: Boolean

InvisibleSpecifies whether to hide the object in the design area and in the report. Logi Report Engine performs all calculations that involve the object regardless of whether the object is visible or not.

Data type: Boolean

PositionDesigner enables this property when the object is in a flow layout container, such as the report body or a tabular cell, text box, or KPI. You can use it to specify the position of the object in the container. Choose an option from the drop-down list.

Data type: Enumeration

SuppressSpecifies whether to suppress the object in the design area and in the report. If you suppress an object, Logi Report Engine skips all formulas and calculations that involve the object. This property has higher priority over Invisible.

Data type: Boolean

Attribute
Access KeySpecifies the accelerator key for the object.

Data type: String

Alternate TextSpecifies the text you want to show instead when the object cannot display.

Data type: String

CheckedSpecifies whether the object is selected.

Data type: Boolean

ClassThis property is typically used to associate a particular style rule in a style sheet with the object.

Data type: String

DirectionSpecifies a value that indicates the reading order of the object.

Data type: String

DisabledShows if the image is disabled. Read only.
IDSpecifies the identifier of the object, which must be unique in the report. You can type a style sheet selector as the value.

Data type: String

NameSpecifies the name of the object.

Data type: String

SizeSpecifies the size of the object, in pixels.

Data type: Integer

SourceShows the URL you specify to load from the object. Read only.
Tab IndexSpecifies the index that defines the tab order for the object.

Data type: Integer

TitleSpecifies the tool tip that displays when you point to the object in HTML output or at runtime.

Data type: String

ValueSpecifies the initial value of the object.

Data type: String

Event
On BlurSpecifies the action you want to trigger from the object at runtime when the object loses input focus.

Data type: String

On ChangeSpecifies the action you want to trigger from the object at runtime when the content of the object or selection is changed.

Data type: String

On ClickSpecifies the action you want to trigger from the object at runtime when the user selects the left mouse button on the object.

Data type: String

On Double clickSpecifies the action you want to trigger from the object at runtime when the user double-clicks the object.

Data type: String

On FocusSpecifies the action you want to trigger from the object at runtime when the object receives focus.

Data type: String

On Key DownSpecifies the action you want to trigger from the object at runtime when the user presses a key.

Data type: String

On Key PressSpecifies the action you want to trigger from the object at runtime when the user presses an alphanumeric key.

Data type: String

On Key UpSpecifies the action you want to trigger from the object at runtime when the user releases a key.

Data type: String

On Mouse DownSpecifies the action you want to trigger from the object at runtime when the user selects the object with either mouse button.

Data type: String

On Mouse MoveSpecifies the action you want to trigger from the object at runtime when the user moves the mouse over the object.

Data type: String

On Mouse OutSpecifies the action you want to trigger from the object at runtime when the user moves the mouse pointer outside the boundaries of the object.

Data type: String

On Mouse OverSpecifies the action you want to trigger from the object at runtime when the user moves the mouse pointer into the object.

Data type: String

On Mouse UpSpecifies the action you want to trigger from the object at runtime when the user releases a mouse button while the mouse is over the object.

Data type: String

Accessibility(available when the object is in a query-based page report)
External CSS Class SelectorSpecifies the name of the Class Selector for the object in the HTML output.

Data type: String

External IDThis property is mapped to the HTML attribute id, as specified by w3.org.

Data type: String

External StyleThis property is mapped to the HTML attribute style, as specified by w3.org.

Data type: String

LanguageThis property is mapped to the HTML attribute lang, as specified by w3.org.

Data type: String

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