
activateAccessKey
Activates access keys.
Both users and administrators can personalize this property.
checked
Describes whether the UI element is selected.
Use the type WDUI_TRI_STATE as the context attribute type.
You can also predefine values; see Methods and Properties of UI Elements.
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Value |
Example of the Visual Display |
Description |
Can Be Set Using Personalization |
|---|---|---|---|
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false |
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Option is not selected and the graphic is displayed on the user interface without a checkmark. |
Yes |
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true |
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Option is selected and the graphic is displayed on the user interface with a checkmark. |
Yes |
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undecided |
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Option is provided with a small star which indicates that you can decide to select the option or not. |
Yes |
explanation
Help text displayed when the help mode is activated. See also Help Texts in and for Web Dynpro Applications
This property can be personalized by administrators.
The explanation iproperty is only displayed if a Label exists for the corresponding UI element.
Note the following exception :
The explanation property of an AbstractTableColumn is always displayed. If the UI element appears in a Table, and therefore has no Label, then use a AbstractTableColumn.explanation as a replacement for an explanation for the respective UI element (for example, InputField).
readOnly
Specifies whether the user can select the TriStateCheckBox or whether it only is to be displayed as read-only.
This property can be personalized by administrators. In personalization, this property can be assigned the value: true
state
Error status of the interface element. Read the note about the required asterisk for a Label in FormLayout under Truncating Contents in the FormLayout.
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Value |
Example of the Visual Display |
Description |
|---|---|---|
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normal |
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Normal status of the interface element |
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required |
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The value must be entered |
text
Label text that is displayed as the explanatory text within the TriStateCheckBox.
This property can be personalized by administrators.
textDirection
Text or writing direction.
This enables labels of interface elements to be read in languages that have an RTL writing direction, such as Arabic or Hebrew, as opposed to LTR for languages like English.
This property can be personalized by administrators.
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Value |
Description |
Can be Set Using Personalization |
|---|---|---|
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INHERIT |
The text direction is inherited from the parent element. Therefore, the text direction is identical to that of the parent element. |
Yes |
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LTR |
Left to right text direction |
Yes |
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RTL |
Right to left text direction |
Yes |