Method SLE()
Syntax
:SLE([cType], cName, [xValue], [cnSize], [nMaxLength], [cnTabIndex], [lReadOnly], [lDisabled], [cID], lBR, lWrite)
Parameters
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cType |
Type of variable. default "TEXT" |
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cName |
Variable Name. |
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xValue |
Initial value for the variable. |
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cnSize |
Display Size, in characters. |
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nMaxLength |
Maximum size, in characters, of the Variable. |
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cnTabIndex |
The Tab-Order of this control. |
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lReadOnly |
Sets value as ReadOnly or not. |
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lDisabled |
Sets the SLE as DISABLED causing it to be grayed out. |
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cID |
This attribute is used to reference a style sheet element or to provide a unique name used during script manipulation of data. |
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lBR |
Logical indicating whether to append a <BR> (Web newline) to Display elements |
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lWrite |
Logical indicating whether to send results directly to the User's Browser |
Return
If :lWrite, Number of characters written to Browser.
Otherwise, the results is the completed <INPUT type="TEXT" ...> Tag.
Description
Creates an input area (SLE) on the Form on the Web Page.
The differences between READONLY and DISABLED is a matter of allowing User focus during [TAB] navigation of the page.
Read Only still allows the User's focus. Disabled does not.
See Also:
:Button(), :Checkbox(), :FormStart(), :GetVar(), :MLE(), :RadioButton(), :SelectStart(), :SelectOption(), :SetVar(), :aVars
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