Media Enlisting
Specific Properties
| Property Name | Description |
| Is Downloadable | If you click this check box, the “Media Enlisting” element provides an interface to download the media. |
| Display as JSON | Click this check box to display the list of media in JSON format. |
| Info Visibility | Click this check box to display the “info” of the documents in the list. The “Media Enlisting” element displays the media’s details in two parts in the document’s list: a). First Part:- This part displays the media. b). Second Part:- This part displays three items about the media: –> Info –> Comments –> Tags As described earlier, clicking this check box displays the “Info” item of the second part of the media’s details. |
| Comments Visibility | Click this check box to display the “Comments” item of the second part of the media’s details. |
| Tags Visibility | Click this check box to display the “Tags” item of the second part of the media’s details. |
| Show Delete | Click this check box to make an interface available so that the user can delete a media from the list. |
| Hide Folder Structure | If you click this check box, the “Media Enlisting” element removes the container folders that contain the media file or document. It directly displays the media file in the form of a thumbnail. |
| Show Upload | Click this check box to make an interface available so that the user can upload the other media files to the list. |
| Is Visible | By default, this check box is selected to make this property active. It makes the element visible to the end-user on the application. |
| Is Enable | By 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 Only | Not Applicable |
| Is Parent | Not Applicable |
| Default Value | See the description in the “Text (FV)” element. |
| Custom Label | See the description in the “Text (FV)” element. |
| Validation | Not Applicable |
| Select Document Viewer Template ID | Click this list and then select an in-built document viewer template as follows: –> Template01 This template displays the media in a pop-up screen to the right of the application’s window. You can drag this pop-up screen. –> Template02 This template displays the media in full screen view. |
| Enter Delete Message | In this field, you can define a message that the application will display after the user deletes a media. To define the message: –> In the Enter Delete Message field, you can manually enter the message. –> You can use the getVal ( ) function to fetch the message string from the business object in the data source. |
| Destination Type | Click this list and then select one of the following values: –> Base64 Select this option to store the media in the database. –> DMS Select this option to store the media in the S3 server. |
| Fetch Type | Click this list and then select one of the following options: –> View If you select this option, you can only view the media on the application. You cannot download the media. –> Download If you select this option, you can view and download the media file. |
| Delete Type | Click this list and then select one of the following values: –> Soft Select this option to delete the media from the application. The “Soft” delete type deletes the media from the application but maintains the media on the S3 server. –> Hard Select this option to delete the media from the application and S3 server. |
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