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Alexander Hansal has worked as an IT professional in small, medium, and global corporations. Since 2001, Alexander works as a technical instructor and consultant for Siebel CRM and Oracle Business Intelligence in Europe. He enjoys teaching, and shares his knowledge and expertise in his classes at Oracle University and in his weblog, http://siebel-essentials.blogspot.com/
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Applet, control, and list column user properties


The Applet object type provides user properties on the applet level itself as well as on the control and list column level (for list applets only).

The following table describes some of the most important applet user properties:

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User property

Description

CanInvokeMethod: methodname

This user property allows controlling whether a button or menu item on the applet is enabled (clickable) or disabled (grayed out and not clickable). The name of the method invoked by the button or by the command behind the menu item is specified as the second part of the name (after a colon and a space).

The value of this user property can be either a string—TRUE or FALSE or eventually Y or N—or an expression that must evaluate to TRUE or FALSE.

Example:

Name: CanInvokeMethod: CancelFunction

Value: [Freeze Flag] <> "Y"

Explanation:

Buttons or menu items exposing the CancelFunction method will only be clickable when the value of the Freeze Flag field is not...