This Form control will create a button a user can click to add row(s) to an array.

Properties

Example

<bpx:AddRow runat="server" ArrayName="MyArray"/>

This Form control places a repeating template section on a Form.  To default the array to a number of rows simply go to the Form properties page and click on the edit link next to the array control that is in the list of controls. Select Value à Number from the Default Value dropdown and enter the number to default the number of rows to.

Properties

None

Example

<table>
    <tbody>
        <tr>
            <th>City</th>
            <th>State</th>
        </tr>
        <bpx:Array ID="ArrayTest" runat="server">
        <ItemTemplate>
        <tr>
            <td><bpx:bpTextBox ID="Text1" runat="server" /></td>
            <td><bpx:bpTextBox ID="Text2" runat="server" /></td>
        </tr>
        </ItemTemplate>
        </bpx:Array>
    </tbody>
</table>

This Form control will create a button a user can click to remove a specific row from an array. You should place this control directly in an array, so that the button is displayed on each row.

Properties

Example

<bpx:ArrayRemoveRow runat="server"/>

This Form control will create a button a user can click to move a Row up in the array.

Properties

Example

<bpx:ArrayMoveUp runat="server"/>

This Form control will create a button a user can click to move a Row down in the array.

Properties

Example

<bpx:ArrayMoveDown runat="server"/>

This Form control will display a button to allow the user to attach files to the form.

Properties

Example

<bpx:Attach ID="ControlName" runat="server" GroupName="Group"/>

This control enables the user to attach an object to a Form instance by browsing for the object using a Knowledge View.

Properties

Example

{AttachKVIew:ControlName, AttachType=Form, GroupName=Group,
    Text=Text to Display, MoveObject=0}

This Form control will create a picker control to allow users to pick meta data attributes.

Properties

Example

<bpx:AttributePicker runat="server"/>

This Form control is used to place a button on a Form. The button will typically be used when hooking up to a Custom Task, or when writing custom C#.

Properties

Example

This example will cause a Post-back to the server to process the event.

<bpx:bpButton ID="ControlName" Text="Text to Display" runat="server" />

This example will execute client JavaScript, and prevent a Post-back.

<bpx:bpButton ID="ControlName" Text="Text to Display"
    OnClientClick="MyFunc();return false;" runat="server" />

This Form control places a two-state (checked - true/unchecked - false) checkbox on the Form.  Useful for yes/no data and enabling/disabling sections on a Form. 

Properties

Example

<bpx:bpCheckBox ID="ControlName" runat="server" Text="Text to Display" />

This Form control places a configurable image control on the Form.  The ImageURL property is required, but all other properties are optional.

Properties

Example

<bpx:bpImage ImageURL="imgURL" Height="XX" Width="XXX" URL="HyperlinkTargetURL" Target="HyperlinkTarget"
     Style="CSSStyles" CssClass="ClassName" Alt="Alt Image Text" />

This Form control will simply display Text. This can be used, for instance, when you'd like to conditionally show text. You can associate rules with this control to affect the visibility. You'll use C# to get/set the actual Text contents.

Properties

Example

<bpx:bpLabel runat="server" ID="ControlName"/>

This Form control will display Text from a localized resource file. You can create custom localized strings in the strings.resx files to easily display strings in different languages on forms. You can associate rules with this control to affect the visibility.

Properties

Example

<bpx:bpString runat="server" DefaultString="StringValue"
    ResourceID="ResIDString" />

This Form control puts a space for a user to enter text on a Form. 

Properties

Example

This example will cause a Post-back to the server

<bpx:bpTextBox ID="ControlName" runat="server" Columns="NN"/>

This Form control is used to control where the complete buttons for the Form are placed. Complete buttons are buttons such as OK, Cancel, Approve, Reject etc. The actual buttons that are placed in this area are dependent on the current Timeline Activity, if any. If this control isn't present on a Form, then the buttons are added to the bottom of the form.

Properties

Example

This example controls the location of the complete buttons, and changes the default text of the OK and Cancel buttons.

<bpx:ButtonArea runat="server" OKText="OK Text"
    CancelText="Cancel Text"/>

This Form control calculates an expression and places the result as text on a Form.

Properties

Example

<bpx:Calculate ID="ControlName" runat="server"
    Formula="{#FORM:Field1} * {#FORM:Field2}"
    FormatString="{0:0.0}" />

This Form control will place a button on a Form which will cancel or delete the current Form or Process Timeline.

Properties

Examples

To cancel associated Process Timeline:

<bpx:Cancel runat="server" CancelProject ="true"
    Text="Text to Display">
</bpx:Cancel>

To just delete this form:

<bpx:Cancel runat="server" DeleteForm="true"
    Text="Text to Display">
</bpx:Cancel>

To delete the Process Timeline and Form:

<bpx:Cancel runat="server" DeleteProject ="true"
    DeleteForm="true" Text="Text to Display">
</bpx:Cancel>

This Form control will create a picker control to allow users to pick meta data categories.

Properties

Example

<bpx:CategoryPicker runat="server"/>

This Form control enables a user to place a Comment Log on a Form.

Properties

Example

<bpx:CommentLog runat="server" ControlName=”ControlName” Width="50%"/>

This Form control enables a user to choose an object in the content list.

Properties

Example

<bpx:ContentPicker ID="ControName" runat="server"
    Type="Document" DocExtension="pdf" />

This Form control will display a dropdown of all controls on this page.

Properties

Example

<bpx:ControlPicker ID="ControlName"
    DropdownPrompt="Prompt Text"
    runat="server" />

This Form control is a date picker control.

Properties

Example

<bpx:DatePicker ID="ControlName" runat="server"/>

This Form control is a date/time combination picker control.

Properties

Example

<bpx:DateTimePicker ID="ControlName" runat="server" />

This Form control is used to calculate the difference between 2 dates.

Properties

Example

<bpx:DateDiff ID="ControlName" Date1="1/1/2000" Date2="{form:my_date2}"
    runat="server"/>

This Form control will display a Database Connector Picker on the form.

Properties

Example

<bpx:DBConnectorPicker ID="ControlName" DropdownPrompt="Prompt Text"
    runat="server" />

This Form control puts a dropdown control on the form. 

Properties

Example

Dropdown with input items manually configured.

<bpx:DropDown ID="ControlName" runat="server" >
    <asp:ListItem Text="DisplayText1" Value="Value1" />
    <asp:ListItem Text="DisplayText2" Value="Value2" />
</bpx:DropDown>

Dropdown configured for use as a type-ahead dropdown for use with a Business Value.

<bpx:DropDown ID="ControlName" Mode="AutoComplete" runat="server" ></bpx:DropDown>

This Form control is used to identify the area(s) where error messages are displayed on the Form. If this control isn't present on a Form, then the error messages are placed at the top and bottom of the form.

Properties

None

Example

<bpx:FormErrorStrings runat="server"/>

This Form control is used to identify the area(s) where informational messages are displayed on the Form. If this control isn't present on a Form, then the informational messages are placed at the top and bottom of the form.

Properties

None

Example

<bpx:FormInfoStrings runat="server"/>

This Form control will display a Group Picker on the form.

Properties

Example

<bpx:GroupPicker ID="ControlName" DropdownPrompt="Prompt Text"
    PickerType="Popup" runat="server" Multiple="false" />

This Form control will display an HTML string.

Properties

Example

<bpx:HTML ID="ControlName" runat="server"
    HTMLString="<a href='{EMAIL_URL}'>click here</a>"/>

This Form control is used to create a group or section of controls and text on a Form. This section is used to tell the Form processor to ignore the controls inside this section. This can be used, for example, to surround custom controls so that the Form processor doesn't attempt to process the internal form fields.

Properties

None

Example

<bpx:IgnoreSection runat="server">
    <!--Items in this section are ignored by the Form processor-->
</bpx:IgnoreSection>

This Form control is used to place a Knowledge View on the Form. You can use a button to open a Knowledge View or you can view a Knowledge View inline on the form.

Properties

Example

{KView:ControlName, Text="Text to Display", Type=Popup, QS="Query String 1",
    QS="Query String 2"}

The syntax for the Form Builder is:

store={form: store}
appname={form: appname}

This Form control is used to place a List Box control on a Form, allowing a user to select more than one entry in the list.  This ListBox control can be populated via Custom Tasks, scripts, or with the asp:ListItem tag. Note that commas in a ListBox item value aren't valid.  For any ListBox item with a comma in the value, the comma will become a semi-colon upon ListBox creation (this doesn't apply when programmatically adding items).

Properties

Example

<bpx:ListBox ID="ControlName" runat="server">
    <asp:ListItem Value="Value1" Text="DisplayText1" />
    <asp:ListItem Value="Value2" Text="DisplayText2" />
    <asp:ListItem Value="Value3" Text="DisplayText3" />
</bpx:ListBox>

This Form control puts a single print button control on the form.

Properties

Example

<bpx:Print ID="ControlName" Text="Text to Display" runat=”server” />

This Form control puts a Radio Group control on the form. 

Properties

Example

<bpx:Radio ID="ControlName" runat="server" CssClass="MyClass">
    <asp:ListItem Text="DisplayText1" Value="Value1" />
    <asp:ListItem Text="DisplayText2" Value="Value2" />
</bpx:Radio>

This Form control puts a Rating control on the Form.

Properties

Example

<bpx:Rating runat="server" ID="ControlName" ItemCount="<int>" Precision="Item|Half|Exact" />

This Form control will create a button a user can click to remove row(s) to an array.

Properties

Example

<bpx:RemoveRow runat="server" ArrayName="MyArray"/>

This Form control places a rich text editor on a Form.  This enables a user to enter text as well as format it and place links and other rich text controls within the Form control.

Properties

Example

This example will cause a Post-back to the server.

<bpx:RichText ID="ControlName" runat="server" Height="NNNpx" Width="NNNpx" />

Display the routing slip for the Process Timeline package on the form.

Properties

Example

This example will show the routing slip for a single step

<bpx:RoutingSlip runat="server" StepName="Step Name"/>

This example will show the routing slip for the active step and only show the active users.

<bpx:RoutingSlip runat="server" ActiveStepOnly="true"
    ShowRunning="true" ShowCompleted="false"
    ShowCancelled="false" ShowTimedOut="false"/>

The “save” (close=false) will only appear when the user is viewing the form in a process task. The “save and close” (close=true) will always appear. The “save and close” will add an entry to the users task list.

Properties

Example

This example will cause a Post-back to the server to save the form contents.

<bpx:Save ID="ControlName" runat="server" Text="Text to Display"
    Close="true"/>

This Form control is used to create a group or section of controls and text on a Form. This section can be used to apply formatting, required setting, enabling, or visibility rules to all elements in a section.

Properties

Example

This sample will create a section on a form to collect addresses. The section will be surrounded with an HTML DIV block.

<bpx:Section runat="server" ID="ControlName">
    <!--Some Form controls-->
</bpx:Section>

This sample will create a section that flows “inline” with the surround HTML.

<bpx:Section runat="server" ID="ControlName" WrapperTag="span">
    <!--Some more Form controls and HTML-->
</bpx:Section>

This Form control will display a table showing the attachments that match the desired criteria.

Properties

Example

<bpx:ShowAttach ID="ControlName" runat="server" GroupName="Group"/>

This Form control will add an Iframe to the Form showing a Knowledge View of attached objects.

Properties

Example

<bpx:ShowAttachKView ID="ControlName", Height="NNN", Width="NNN" />

This Form control will add a viewer to a Form to display a Report object in the Form.

Properties

Example

<bpx:ShowReport ID="ControlName" runat="server" RID="ReportID" Height="NNN" Width="NNN"
    Text="Text to Display" ImageURL="ImgURL" ImageOnly="true" SmallImage="True" Type="IFrame"
    QS="Query String">
</bpx:ShowReport>

This Form control will display a textbox on the form to enter Workflow comments.

Properties

Example

<bpx:SignatureComments id="ControlName" runat="server"
    Text="Text to Display"/>

This Form control will display Slider control on the Form to set a value between 0 and 100.

Properties

Example

<bpx:Slider runat="server" TrackPosition="BottomRight|Center|TopLeft" ID="ControlName"
    Style="CSSStyles" CssClass="ClassName" Height="<int>" Width="<int>"
    ShowDecreaseHandler="true|false" ShowIncreaseHandle="true|false"
    WrapperTag="HTMLTag" Alt="Alt Text" />

This Form control will place a button on a Form which will sort an array.

Properties

Examples

<bpx:Sort runat="server" ID="ControlName" Text="Text to Display"
    ArrayName="MyArray" Primary="ColumnName" />

This Form control sums all items of a column in an array. Please note the ID is optional as it can be a system variable.

Properties

Example

<bpx:Sum ID="ControlName" runat="server" Column="ColumnName"/>

This Form control is used to evaluate and display a System Variable. You can pass an entire System Variable string in the SysVarString property, or you can break apart the System Variable into individual properties.

Properties

Example

<bpx:SysVar ID="ControlName" runat="server" SysVarName="SYSVAR_NAME"
    SysVarNamedParms="SysVarParam1:SysvarParam2"/>

Use Case Examples

This example displays the date 1 week from now.

<bpx:SysVar ID="SysVar1" runat="server" SysVarName="CURR_DATE"
    SysVarNamedParms="Days=7"/>

This example displays the current user’s ID on the form. Notice the ! to HTML-encode the string.

<bpx:SysVar ID="SysVar2" runat="server" SysVarString="{!CURR_USER }"/>

This control is used to identify each tab in a tab strip. The value of the TabStrip will be the selected Tab.

Properties

See the TabContent control below for an extended code sample.

This Form control contains the actual content for a single tab. You can place any number of Form controls inside a TabContent section.

Properties

Example

<bpx:TabStrip runat="server" ID="MyTabStrip"
    MultiPageID="MyTabStrip_Content">
    <Tabs>
        <bpx:Tab runat="server" PageViewID="tab1" />
        <bpx:Tab runat="server" PageViewID="tab2" />
    </Tabs>
</bpx:TabStrip>
<bpx:TabStripContent runat="server" ID="MyTabStrip_Content">
    <bpx:TabContent ID="tab1" runat="server">
        <!--Form data inside tab 1. This can include any form control-->
    </bpx:TabContent>
    <bpx:TabContent ID="tab2" runat="server">
        <!--Form data inside tab 2-->
    </bpx:TabContent>
</bpx:TabStripContent>

This Form control creates a tab strip section.

Properties

See the TabContent control above for an extended code sample.

This control identifies the actual contents of the various tabs.

Properties

See the TabContent control above for an extended code sample.

This Form control places a picker for selecting time values on a Form.

Properties

Example

<bpx:TimePicker ID="ControlName" runat="server" StartTime="11AM"
    EndTime="3:45pm" Interval="15" />

This Form control will display a User Picker on the form.

Properties

Example

<bpx:UserPicker ID="ControlName" DropdownPrompt="Prompt Text"
    PickerType="Popup" runat="server"
    Multiple="true" InGroup="GroupName" />