Difference: WidgetMacros (4 vs. 5)

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APPX Widget Macros

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@SSP	Line Widgets	Line Stroke Pattern	http://wiki.appx.com/wiki/bin/view/Main/WidgetLine
@SSPO	Line Widgets	Line Stroke Pattern Offset	http://wiki.appx.com/wiki/bin/view/Main/WidgetLine
@TSFB	Table Widgets	Show Footer Bar	Lets the designer turn on or off the display of the table footer bar in the HTML client. @TSFB=T/Y or F/N. Default is T/Y.

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@TSRN	Table Widgets	Show Row Numbers	Lets the designer turn on or off the display of the table row numbers in the HTML client.@TSFB=T/Y or F/N. Default is T/Y.

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@TSRN	Table Widgets	Show Row Numbers	Lets the designer turn on or off the display of the table row numbers in the HTML client.@TSFB=T/Y or F/N. Default is T/Y.
@TCSS	Table Widgets	Case Sensitive Sort	Turns on or off case sensitive sorting in the HTML client. @TCSS=T is case sensitive sort, F is case insensitive sort.

@FULC

File upload/download

Turn off Local Connector

@FLUC=N forces the HTML client to use the browser for uploading/downloading files.

See HTML Client Installation

Additionally, macros can be used to specify colors where levels of opacity (or, thought of the other way, transparency) are desired. An additional pair of bytes is appended to the RGB color value, which corresponds to the COLOR NL field in the Widget file. Values of zero (hex 00) through 255 (hex FF) are valid for opacity, but 00 and 01 retain their original purpose and values - 00 makes a widget completely transparent, while 01 or FF makes it completely opaque. For example, specifying a color as #FF0000FF or #FF000001 would be solid red, while #FF000000 would be fully transparent and therefore invisible; #FF000088 would provide 50% transparency to the widget.

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