Behavior Tab of the Control Property Editor

The URL of the Web page that opens when the user clicks the control. Type { if you want to insert references to table fields or other form controls.

The contents of substitution parameters in the URL are escaped if the substitution parameter is preceded by an equal sign (=). For example, for this URL:

http://www.google.com/#2q={fieldname}

The contents of the substitution parameter {fieldname} will be escaped at runtime. For example, if the value is "abcdef" (including the quotes) after processing the query will look like this:

http://www.google.com/#2q=%22abcdef%22

For this URL:

http://www.google.com/#{fieldname}

The value of the {fieldname} substitution parameter will not be escaped.

Whether the Web page should open in the same window or in a separate window.

You can also type the name of a window or an iframe (inline frame) in this field. For example, suppose you have a Help button for two fields on the form. You type Help in the Target box for each button instead of selecting New Window or Same Window, and enter a unique URL for each button. When a user clicks the Help button for the first field, information about the first field is displayed in a new window. When the user clicks the Help button for the second field, information about the second field replaces the information in the window.

Shows which transition will be executed for a specific state when users click the custom transition control. You can use custom transition controls in addition to or instead of the standard transition buttons at the top of a custom form. These custom controls can have arbitrary labels and can be placed anywhere on the form.

You can associate multiple controls with a single transition. This is useful when you want to repeat controls in different parts of a long form, so users do not have to scroll to the standard button bar at the top of the form.

You can see the application workflow where the transition was created in the Defining application workflow column.

If you do not select this check box, the display text entered on the General tab of the control Property Editor is shown.

The Allow extended transition button mapping for this form option applies to all custom transition actions on a form.

You can add transition mapping only if the custom control is on a form that is associated with a state or that is the default state form for the workflow or if the Allow extended transition button mapping for this form check box is selected. If none of these conditions apply, you can only add mapping for the system Update and Delete transitions.