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Specific Properties

Property NameDescription
Is VisibleBy default, this check box is selected to make this property active. It makes the element visible to the end-user on the application.
Is EnableBy default, this property is also selected, which makes it active. This property allows the end-user to perform the functions on the element.
Is Read OnlyIf you click this check box, the user can only view the element. The user cannot perform the function on the element.
Is ParentNot Application
Run as InvalidWhen the Run as Invalid check box is selected, the application triggers an event when it validates or invalidates the element’s value.
Default Value See the description in the “Text (FV)” element.
Custom LabelSee the description in the “Text (FV)” element.
PlaceholderIn this field, enter a placeholder text. You can use the placeholder text to provide a hint to the user. The hint helps the user perform the function on the element.
SectionValidation
RequiredClick this check box when you want to configure the validation message. The application will display the validation message after the user enters the wrong value in the element.
RegexIn this field, you can define a complex condition. When the user enters the value in the element, the application checks the value against the regex based condition. If the element’s value fails to satisfy the regex based condition, the application displays the error.
Max LengthIn this field, enter a numeric value that specifies the maximum number of characters that the user can enter in the element. If the number of characters in the element exceeds the permissible number of characters, the application raises an error.
Min LengthIn this field, enter a numeric value that specifies the minimum number of characters that the user can enter in the element. If the character length in the element is less than the permissible character length, the application raises an error.
Validation MessageClick this field and then select an ID. The selected ID is mapped to the validation message that you create and configure in the message master module. You can apply the validation message to the following properties:
1. Regex
2. Max Length
3. Min Length


The application checks and validates the element’s value against the configuration of these properties. If the application fails to validate the element’s value, it raises an error and displays the validation message.
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