When enabled, forces information to be passed into the page as a post request, rather than a get request. This disables the ability to add ?Parameter=Value to the page.
Extra Controls
A string value consisting on any additional html control names used in the data form that are not supported by the BDF. These values or control names should be separated by a ‘|’ character.
Example: CompanyName|Contact|PostalCode
Extra Methods
A string value containing custom JavaScript methods for your form. By returning false in your JavaScript function, Page_IsValid will force the form to discontinue its save.
Example: var Page_IsValid = CheckValue();
Item Detail Action URL
A string value that represents the URL of the Data Adapter that the Business Data Form will connect to when looking up an existing record’s details.
New Form Action URL
A string value that represents the URL of the Data Adapter that the Business Data Form will connect to when creating a new record.
Replacement Variables
An XML string that contains Request and Name nodes for each replacement Item. The Request node should contain the query string variable name that will hold the value that will be replaced on the form. The Name node contains the string that will be replaced within the form. This property effects to the use of the %...<Name>…</Name>…% variable specified in the EditForm, DisplayForm nodes of the Form XML as well as the New Form/Edit Form/Item Detail/Action URL properties. You can control the exact variable name. For instance, instead of using a "%" outside of the Name, you could use "[*…*]". Do not use &, <, or >.
Example:
<RV>
<R>
<Request>ReplacementValue</Request>
<Name>%ReplacementPlaceholder%</Name>
</R>
<R>…</R>
</RV>