Range
Specific Properties
| Property Type | Description |
| 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 | If you click this check box, the user can only view the element. The user cannot perform the function on the element. |
| Is Parent | When you click this check box, you can establish the parent and child relationship between the current element and another element. After you click the Is Parent check box, you need to add the parent element by using the hundred percent component’s width. When a user performs the function on the parent element, the application resizes the parent element’s shape by using the fifty percent component’s area and then displays the child element in the fifty percent component’s area. |
| Default Value | See the description in the “Text (FV)” element. |
| Custom Label | See the description in the “Text (FV)” element. |
| Section | Validation |
| Required | Click 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. |
| Max Value | In this field, enter a numeric value (for example:- 100) that specifies the maximum value marked on the range slider. The user can move the handle up to the maximum value on the slider. |
| Min Value | In this field, enter a numeric value (for example:- 10) that specifies the minimum value marked on the range slider. The minimum value is the lowest value marked on the slider. |
| Validation Message | Click 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: –> Min Value –> Max Value 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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