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Numeric fields:
Currency
Number
Decimal Number
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If a list of permitted
values is specified, Iron Speed Designer automatically creates a dropdown
menu for this field on Add Record and Edit Record pages built with Application
Wizard. The permitted value list must
be specified as a list of comma-separated values.
Example:
Permitted
values: 1, 2, 3, 4
Note: if you add the permitted values after
creating the pages, you will need to manually change the Control Type to a
dropdown list, radio button list, or list box, for the affected field controls. Use the Properties dialog to make this
change.
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String fields:
String
Country
Credit Card Number
Email
File
Password
URL
US Phone Number
US State
US
ZIP Code
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If a permitted value
list is specified, Iron Speed Designer automatically creates a dropdown menu
for this field on Add Record and Edit Record pages built with Application
Wizard. The permitted values must be
specified as a list of comma-separated values enclosed in single quotes.
Example:
Permitted
values: 'blue' , 'green' , 'yellow' , 'black'
If a single quote needs to be specified, it
should be quoted twice. For example:
Permitted
values: 'fred''s shirt' , 'alan''s shirt' , 'harry''s shirt'
Note: if you add the permitted values after
creating the pages, you will need to manually change the Control Type to a
dropdown list, radio button list, or list box, for the affected field controls. Use the Properties dialog to make this
change.
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Boolean
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Iron Speed Designer
automatically creates a dropdown menu for this field on Add Record and Edit
Record pages built with Application Wizard with the two values in the permitted
values list.
For Boolean fields, the values “T” and “F”
are stored in the underlying database field.
The Display Format specifies two values to use for T and F. The first value corresponds to True and the
second value to False. For example:
Display
Format: True,False
If the Display Format is not specified, the
dropdown menu will show T and F for True and False.
Note:
these values should not be quoted, unlike the other Permitted Value values
for other field validation types.
Please also note that you cannot specify a comma within these values;
it will be interpreted as a separate value.
Note: if you add the permitted values after
creating the pages, you will need to manually change the Control Type to a
dropdown list, radio button list, or list box, for the affected field controls. Use the Properties dialog to make this
change.
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