List View
form
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Information on this tab identifies the content of data rows
and aspects of the report layout. Fields on the report display Single Value
properties, identified by a property reference.
Field |
Description |
Category |
Optional. To assign a category to this report, select from the SmartPrompt list. Choose one of seven standard categories to cause this
report to be listed in a corresponding group on the
Monitor Activity workspace, (and so available to those
users who can access this workspace.) For example, choose This list shows field
value rules with |
Embedded? |
Select if the output display of this list view is to appear within the runtime presentation of another rule, such as a section rule or flow action. See:
The Customize View and Customize Criteria capabilities are not available for embedded list views. |
Height |
Optional. If you selected Embedded List View, enter here a vertical size of the initial display, which corresponds to a <DIV > HTML element. The runtime presentation includes a vertical scroll bar when necessary. |
If you selected Embedded List View, select |
Field |
Description |
Fixed Header? |
Optional. Select to indicate that the header area is to be excluded from the scrollable area. When a user scrolls the rows at runtime, the header remains visible and fixed. This field is not visible when you select Hide Column Header. |
Enable adding/removing columns? |
Optional. Select to allow the user to add or remove columns in the list view display. See Interacting with List view displays. |
Hide Column Header |
Optional. Select to suppress column headers in the report display. |
Enable filtering? |
Optional. Select to allow the user to filter the data in the list view display. See Interacting with List view displays. |
Enable Sorting? |
Optional. Select to allow the user to sort the list view display by any column at runtime, by clicking the column header. This field is not visible when you select Hide Column Header. |
Field |
Description |
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Show These Fields |
Identify the properties to appear in the report and the presentation of each. The order of rows in the Fields array determines the order of columns, left to right, in the resulting HTML table.
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Field |
Enter a property reference for a single text value, source for the data in a column of an HTML table. In most cases, enter a period and select a property in the class corresponding to the Applies To key part or a superclass of that class. |
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Field Label |
Enter heading text for this column. If your application is to support users in multiple locales, choose a noun or noun phrase for the caption of 64 characters or less and select the Localize? check box on the HTML tab. When practical, choose a caption already included in a language pack, to simplify localization. Click the pencil icon to review or create the field value rule supporting localization. The pencil icon appears only after you select the Localize? check box on the HTML tab. See About the Localization wizard and Rules Inspector tool — Localizing forms and reports with the Field Value Inspector. |
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Field Width |
Optional. To control the display width of this column, enter a number and a measurement here. This becomes the WIDTH=" " value in the final HTML. Type % as the measurement for percentages of overall table width, or another HTML measurement term such as px for pixels or pt for points. For example, enter 25% for a column that is to be one quarter of the width of the table. If you leave this field blank or specify widths that cannot be achieved when the table appears at runtime, Internet Explorer determines the resulting display appearance. |
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Cell Style |
Optional. You can identify a CSS style, one present on the style sheet identified on the Format tab, for this column. At runtime, this value becomes the CLASS = "zzz" value in the <TD> element for the cells in this column. For example, enter |
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HTML Property |
Optional. Select an HTML property rule to control the presentation of the field on the list view display. Leave blank to use the HTML property rule associated with the property rule. Many HTML Property rules accept parameters. Click the magnifying glass icon () to the right of the HTML Property value to enter parameters for the HTML property rule. Click the pencil button ( ) to open the HTML property rule. Images and linksTwo special HTML property rules are useful here:
A parameter to the reporting_image and reporting_link rules include an activity that executes upon click. Typically, this activity executes an HTML rule, with output displayed in a new window. For an example, see Pega Developer Network article PRKB-25201 How to include an image or link as a report column. |
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Export HTML Property |
Optional. If this display can be exported to Excel, select an HTML Property rule to use for the export. Ordinarily, select one of the following, as appropriate to the type of the value:
These HTML Property rules accept parameters. Click the magnifying glass icon () to the right of the Export HTML Property value to enter parameters for the HTML property rule. Click the pencil button ( ) to open the HTML property rule. |
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Optional |
If checked, the field does not appear in the initial list view display, but is available for users to add or remove at runtime by clicking the Add/remove link in the filter button dialog. |