Property Reference

The following table lists and describes the properties of Solution Builder components.

Property Description
Accept Specifies the file formats that are accepted by this file chooser. Enter one or more of the following values separated by commas:
  • .png, .jpg, .gif, etc. – Files of the format specified.
  • audio/* – All sound files.
  • video/* – All video files.
  • image/* – All image files.
  • media_type/* – Replace media_type with any valid media type, to accept all formats within that type. Look at IANA Media Types for a complete list of standard media types.
Action
Actions Returns a table of the actions that can be taken on this node, such as overriding it. Each row of this table contains a nested table that lists the parameters of that action. To view a nested table, drag a Table dataflow block into the dataflow window, and drag the cell containing the table onto it.
Active Sets or returns whether this block is currently listening for the specified event.
Active Button Background Defines the fill for active (selected) buttons within this date range picker.
Add Effect

Attaches one or more filter effects to this component. After selecting a filter from the drop-down menu, click the filter name and specify a value.

These effects work only in browser versions that are based on WebKit. They are supported in Chrome, Safari, Opera, iOS Safari, Android Browser, and Chrome for Android. They might not work in Firefox, Internet Explorer, or Opera Mini.

Additional Columns Extra columns to add to each generated series data provider.
Align
Align Labels To Units By default, labels start at the beginning data. To start labels at the beginning of the specified data interval, enable this option.
Align Self Specifies the alignment for the selected item inside the flexible container. The alignSelf property overrides the flexible container's alignment property.
Alt For an onKeyUp event, returns whether Alt is still being held, if it was held with the last key typed. For anOnKeyDown event, returns whether Alt was the last key down.
Alternate Row Fill Defines the fill for the second group of alternating rows.
Alternate Row Font Color Defines the font color for the second group of alternating rows.
Alternate Row Stroke Color Defines the stroke color or border image for outlining the second group of alternating rows.
Alternate Row Stroke Style Defines the stroke style for outlining the second group of alternating rows.
Alternate Row Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight or border width for outlining the second group of alternating rows.
Animation Speed Defines the duration of the callout display animation in seconds.
Api Key

Specifies the Google Maps API key to use.

You are responsible for the use of Google Maps and for compliance with Google's licensing. For details, see Google's Terms of Service for Google Maps and Google Earth.

Appcodename Retrieves the internal code name of the browser. However, it is not a reliable source of information and returns "Mozilla" in most cases.
Appname Retrieves the name of the user’s browser. However, it is not a reliable source of information and often returns "Netscape" for various browsers.
Appversion Retrieves the browser version. It might not be accurate.
Area Fill Fill for area series.
Area Stroke Outline line style for the area series.
Area Stroke Style Outline line style for the area series.
Area Stroke Weight Weight of the outline of the area series, specified in pixels.
Arrow Font Specifies the font used for the left and right arrow glyphs in the calendar header.To add a new font to your project and use it for this property:
  1. If you have not already done so, right-click the root folder for your project and add a folder named fonts
  2. Navigate to the font file on your computer and drag it to the fonts folder.
  3. Save your work and refresh the browser.
  4. Specify the font using the drop-down menu for this property.
Arrow Image Specifies a custom arrow graphic that appears if Show Arrow is enabled. If you don't specify an image, a default graphic is used.
Auto Adjust Specifies whether the axis range and ticks intervals are determined automatically based on the data feeding the chart.
Auto Run When enabled, the operation is executed whenever its inputs change.
Autocomplete Enables the browser's autocomplete feature.
Autofocus Specifies that an input component automatically get focus when the page loads.
Autoplay Specifies whether the video starts playing automatically when the video player component is loaded on the page.
Autorun

Specifies whether the string is loaded automatically.

TRUE
The string is loaded every time any property is changed. This includes the first time that the path property is populated.

FALSE
The string is loaded only when the invoke property is triggered, or at the specified interval.

Autosize If TRUE, causes this container to follow the content width. Only works if this container's width or height is set to Auto, and the content's width or height is set to pixels or percent.
Autosize Content

Specifies whether this group’s content inherits the group size.

TRUE
Content inherits the group size. This property can also be used to bring overflowing content into the bounds of the group, but only if the content overflows to the right or bottom of the group.

FALSE
Content does not inherit the group size.

Axis Id
Axis Maximum Defines the maximum of the axis range.
Axis Minimum Defines the minimum of the axis range.
Axis Placement

For a vertical axis, specifies whether the axis is positioned on the left or the right of the chart. For a horizontal axis, specifies whether the axis is positioned on the top or the bottom of the chart.

Axis Stroke Color Defines the color of the line that represents this axis.
Axis Stroke Style Defines the stroke style of the line that represents this axis.
Axis Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight of the line that represents this axis.
Axis Type

Defines the scale type of an axis.

Linear axis
The axis represents linearly increasing values.

Log axis
The axis represents logarithmically increasing values. You might want a logarithmic axis if your data has a large range.

Datetime axis
The axis represents linearly progressing date and time.

Category axis
The axis uses categories instead of a scale. Use a category axis when the data's linear progression doesn't matter, or when there is no way to interpret the data as a number or a date.

Azimuth
A–Z Set or return the values of properties that you can use in your script as needed.
Background Image Transition Specifies how long, in seconds, the animation of the background image takes.
Bar Renderer

Specifies the symbol to use for custom bars.

To use a symbol from this project, enter the name of the symbol.

To use a symbol from another project in your library, enter the path to that symbol.

Bar Width Ratio
Base Specifies the base for the logarithm.
Base At Zero

Allows you to change the axis range minimum to decrease unused space on the chart.

TRUE
The axis minimum is zero, unless there are negative data values on this axis. In that case, the axis minimum is equal to, or slightly below, the lowest data value.

FALSE
The axis minimum is equal to, or slightly below, the lowest data value.

Basecolumn Specifies the name of the table column in which to group values.
Bold Specifies whether the text in this component is bold.
Border Defines the stroke color or border image for outlining this component.
Border Bottom
Border Color
Border Left
Border Right
Border Style Field
Border Top
Border Type

Defines the type of border for this component.

No Border
This component has no border.

Solid Color
This component is outlined with a single color that you specify.

Image
This component's border is defined using an image that you specify.

Border Width Defines the stroke weight or border width for outlining this component.
Border Width Field
Borderoffset Specifies the distance into the dash pattern to start the dash.
Borderpattern Specifies the pattern of dashes and gaps used to be used, specified as a comma-separated list of lengths.
Bottom

In absolute layout, sets the bottom edge of this component to a distance above or below the bottom edge of its parent container.

In vertical or horizontal layout, sets the bottom edge of this component to a distance above or below its normal position.

Distances are either pixel values, or percentages of the parent height. A value of Auto positions the bottom edge of this component in its normal position. To set a value of Auto, click the blue dot and select Reset.

Bottom Left Radius Defines the bottom left rounded corner as an arc of a circle or an ellipse. The circle or ellipse is defined using a pixel value or percentage. A pixel value is the radius of a circle. A percentage value defines an ellipse with horizontal and vertical radii that are that percentage of the component's width and height, respectively.
Bottom Padding

Defines a number of pixels of space between the bottom container boundary and the bottommost edge of the content. Negative numbers are not allowed.

Paddings are part of an object's width and height. See Borders, Padding, and Content Size.

Bottom Right Radius Defines the bottom right rounded corner as an arc of a circle or an ellipse. The circle or ellipse is defined using a pixel value or percentage. A pixel value is the radius of a circle. A percentage value defines an ellipse with horizontal and vertical radii that are that percentage of the component's width and height, respectively.
Boundsbottom Specifies the distance from the bottom boundary of the moved object’s parent to the bottom boundary of the area available for moving the object. The bottom edge of the object cannot go beyond this boundary. This can be a pixel value, or a percentage of the parent width. Positive values are inside the parent boundary.
Boundsleft Specifies the distance from the left boundary of the moved object’s parent to the left boundary of the area available for moving the object. The left edge of the object cannot go beyond this boundary. This can be a pixel value, or a percentage of the parent width. Positive values are inside the parent boundary.
Boundsright Specifies the distance from the right boundary of the moved object’s parent to the right boundary of the area available for moving the object. The right edge of the object cannot go beyond this boundary. This can be a pixel value, or a percentage of the parent width. Positive values are inside the parent boundary.
Boundstop Specifies the distance from the top boundary of the moved object’s parent to the top boundary of the area available for moving the object. The top edge of the object cannot go beyond this boundary. This can be a pixel value, or a percentage of the parent width. Positive values are inside the parent boundary.
Break Apart Separates an SVG into its component vectors to allow you to edit it within DGLux.
Buffer Size
Buffersize Specifies the number of rows that the output table can hold. When the buffer is full, the oldest rows are deleted from memory.
Button Background Defines the fill for buttons within this date range picker that are not currently active (selected) or moused-over.
Button Bold Defines whether the text for buttons within this date range picker is bold.
Button Border Stroke Color Defines the stroke color or border image for outlining all buttons within this date range picker.
Button Border Stroke Style Defines the stroke style for outlining all buttons within this date range picker.
Button Border Stroke Width Defines the stroke weight or border width for outlining all buttons within this date range picker.
Button Font Defines the font for buttons within this date range picker. To add a new font to your project and use it for this property:
  1. If you have not already done so, right-click the root folder for your project, and add a new folder named fonts.
  2. Navigate to the font file on your computer and drag it to the fonts folder.
  3. Save your work and refresh the browser.
  4. Specify the font using the drop-down menu for this property.
Button Font Color Defines the font color for buttons within this date range picker.
Button Font Size Defines the font size for buttons within this date range picker.
Button Italic Defines whether the text for buttons within this date range picker is italic.
Button Underline Defines whether the text for buttons within this date range picker is underlined.
Calcreationpolicy

For browser performance optimization, specifies when memory is allocated for callouts.

Callback Specifies the name of the callback function used to retrieve the data. This function must be defined at the URL. You might be able to copy the function name from the URL string, or you might need to find it at the URL.
Callout Anchor Two points determine where a callout is placed: the Callout Position and the Callout Anchor. The Callout Position is a point on the target object or the page. The Callout Anchor is a point on the callout itself. The callout is placed such that the two points join.
Callout Animation Speed Defines the duration of the callout display animation in seconds.
Callout Autosize

Determines the sizing relationship between this callout and its symbol.

TRUE
This callout follows the size of the symbol. Only works properly when the callout's width and height are Auto, and the symbol size is in pixels.

FALSE
The content follows the size of this callout. Only works properly when the callout's width and height are not Auto.

Callout Bond

Specifies the shape of the stroke that connects this callout to its target.

Line
A straight line segment.

Curve
An S-shaped stroke.

Callout Bond Stroke Color Defines the stroke color for this static callout's bond.
Callout Bond Stroke Style Defines the stroke style for this static callout’s bond.
Callout Bond Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight for this static callout’s bond.
Callout Cache Symbol Specifies whether to cache the callout symbol after it has been loaded the first time.
Callout Clip Mode Specifies how the callout contents is clipped.
Callout Gap Defines the amount of empty space, in pixels, that is added to the gap between the edge of the pie and the edge of the labels. Does not define the entire gap, but rather the amount that is added to the default gap. A negative value makes the gap smaller than the default.
Callout Height Defines the height of this callout, as a pixel value or a percentage of the height of the page. A value of Auto is intended for use only if the Callout Autosize property is enabled.
Callout Position Two points determine where a callout is placed: the Callout Position and the Callout Anchor. The Callout Position is a point on the target object or the page. The Callout Anchor is a point on the callout itself. The callout is placed such that the two points join.
Callout Relative To Specifies whether the callout’s Position property, or X Offset and Y Offset properties, are relative to the callout's target component or to the page.
Callout Speed Deprecated, replaced by Animation Speed
Callout Stroke Color Defines the stroke color for the wedge callout lines.
Callout Stroke Style Defines the stroke style for the wedge callout lines.
Callout Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight for the wedge callout lines.
Callout Type

Defines when this component's callout is visible.

None
This component has no callout.

Static
This component's callout is always visible.

Mouse-Over
This component's callout is visible only when the user mouses over the component. Only works if this component's Mouse Enabled property is set to TRUE.

Events
This component's callout is visible only when certain events occur. To configure an event for the callout, you can bind properties, events, or action triggers to the callout's Show and Hide triggers. Mouse events only work if this component's Mouse Enabled property is set to TRUE.

Callout Width Defines the width of this callout, as a pixel value or a percentage of the width of the page. A value of Auto is intended for use only if the Callout Autosize property is enabled.
Callout X Offset Defines the horizontal distance from the left edge of this callout to the left edge of its target. You cannot manually set the X Offset if the position of the callout is set as relative.
Callout Y Offset Defines the vertical distance from the top edge of this callout to the top edge of its target. You cannot manually set the Y Offset if the position of the callout is set as relative.
Case And Mapping A data mapping compares a binding's source value to one or more Case values in order, until the statement it is evaluating is TRUE:. For numbers, a data mapping checks whether the source value is less than or equal to the Case value. For other data types, the data mapping checks whether the source value is equal to the Case value. When the first TRUE statement is encountered, that Mapping value is assigned to the binding's target. If none of the statements are TRUE, then the default value is assigned to the binding's target. More complex case mappings can be created in the dataflow using the Case block.
Case N Specifies a test value to compare with the input.
Category

Specifies the category to which this column belongs. Must match the Selector property of some other column editor in this grid. For more information, see Using the Category Feature.

Category Field Defines the table column that contains category names.
Category Order Defines the order of the categories on this axis, as a list of comma-separated values.
Cell Padding Amount of padding around cell contents.
Change N Defines the property values change for the component at path n.
Children Returns a table that lists the children of the specified node.
Click On Reflects the 'clicked' state of the component. For internal use, do not set manually or programatically.
Click Through

Determines whether mouse interactions are permitted on objects that are behind this object.

To make an object that is behind other objects accessible to mouse interactions, you must set clickThrough to TRUE on objects that are in front of it.

TRUE
Mouse interactions, such as clicking and hovering, are not permitted on this object and are permitted on objects behind it.

FALSE
Mouse interactions, such as clicking and hovering, are permitted on this object and are not permitted on objects behind it. This is the default value.

Regardless of the value of clickThrough, the Mouse Enabled property must be TRUE in order for any object to respond to mouse interactions.

Clientheight Returns the height of the contents of this component, in pixels, when the component is resized. It includes padding, but it does not include the border or horizontal scroll bar.
Clientwidth Returns the width of the contents of this component, in pixels, when the component is resized. It includes padding, but it does not include the border or vertical scroll bar.
Clip Content

Defines the handling of content that overflows this cell.

TRUE
All overflowed content is clipped and is not visible.

FALSE
All overflowed content is visible and responds to mouse events.

Clip Path
Clip Rule
Close Icon An image to be used as the "collapse," or "close," icon for a node that has children, is currently open, and is not currently selected.
Close Icon Selected An image to be used as the "collapse," or "close," icon for a node that has children, is currently open, and is currently selected. Only works if selection is enabled for this tree.
Clouds Layer
Color Field
Column Specifies the name of the table column to sort by.
Column Editor Selector

Specifies which data types or columns this column editor controls.

If the column editor type is All, this property does nothing.

If the column editor type is Name, this property specifies the name of one table column.

If the column editor type is Repeater, this property specifies which column of the configuration table contains the data table column names.

Column Editor Type

Specifies the kind of column group this column editor controls. See About Column Editors and Column Order.

All
An All column editor dictates that all of the columns from the source table are included in the grid, except for those that you filter out of the entire grid. Grid columns appear in source table order, unless you specify another order using a whitelist filter. Properties edited for this column editor apply to all columns.

Name
Each Name column editor dictates that one column from the source table is included in the grid. Grid columns appear in the order in which they appear in the Outline, unless you specify another order using a whitelist filter. Properties edited for this column editor apply to this column.

Repeater
A Repeater column editor lets you use a configuration table to determine which source table columns appear in the grid, which symbols represent those columns (if any), and properties of the symbols.

Column Filter Specifies the columns for a filter, as a comma-separated list of table column names. Use the Filter Type property to specify whether these columns are shown in this data grid or hidden from it. The order of columns in a whitelist filter overrides the column order in the Outline and the source table.
Column Label

Defines the label to be used as heading text for columns controlled by this column editor.

Column N Specifies a column name in the input table.
Column Renderer

Specifies the symbol to use for custom columns.

To use a symbol from this project, enter the name of the symbol.

To use a symbol from another project in your library, enter the path to that symbol.

Column Series Offset

Moves columns to the left or right by a portion of the maximum column width. The maximum column width is equal to 1/n of the plot area width, with n being the total number of columns for the chart.

A Column Series Offset of −0.1 moves the columns to the left by 10% of this maximum width. A Column Series Offset of 0.1 moves the columns to the right by 10% of this maximum width.

This property is related to the Column Width Ratio property for the chart. The Column Width Ratio determines the width of each column in the chart as a percentage of the maximum column width.

Example
The Column Width Ratio is 60%, and there are two series. To offset the columns in series 1 by 10% of their width, use the value (0.6 / 2) * 0.1 = 0.03 for Column Series Offset.

Column Width Ratio
Column1 Specifies the name of the key column from the input1 table.
Column2 Specifies the name of the key column from the input2 table.
Compare Mode Defines the Compare Mode of this axis. Use a Compare Mode when you want to overlay data for different dates and times. To configure your chart to start using Compare Mode:
  1. Insert a blank chart.
  2. Drag your metric onto the chart, and click OK.
  3. Drag the same metric onto the chart a second time. Check "Use Existing Axis" for both axes, and click OK.
  4. Open dataflow for the chart. Select a timeRange for each of the two loadHistory blocks. Ensure that the two ranges are the same range type. For example, both ranges could be be one day long, or both could be one week long.
Now you are ready to use the Compare Mode property. There are six choices:

None
Series from different dates and times are not aligned.

Hour
Times of day are aligned, so you can compare midnight with midnight.

Day
Date ranges are aligned, so you can compare "day one" from different ranges.

Week
Days of the week are aligned, so you can compare Mondays with Mondays.

Month
Days of the month are aligned, so you can compare firsts of the month.

Year
Days of the year are aligned, so you can compare January first with January first.

Complex Corner Radius Do not change. For internal use only.
Computed Interval Returns the interval between major ticks, which is defined either automatically or by the Major Interval or Data Interval property. This is a read-only property, so changing it does nothing.
Computed Maximum Returns the maximum of the axis range, which is defined either automatically or by the Axis Maximum property. This is a read-only property, so changing it does nothing.
Computed Minimum Returns the minimum of the axis range, which is defined either automatically or by the Axis Minimum property. This is a read-only property, so changing it does nothing.
Condition Specifies the condition of the filter. Use Javascript notation. For example, "Damper_Pos==0" returns all rows where the value of the "Damper_Pos" column is 0.
Content Height Returns the height of the group content before scaling happens, in pixels. Scaling is calculated based on this height. This is a read-only property, so changing it manually does nothing.
Content Width Returns the width of the group content before scaling happens, in pixels. Scaling is calculated based on this width. This is a read-only property, so changing it manually does nothing.
Corner Radius

Defines rounded corners for this component. Use the 1 option to define a single value for all enabled corners. Use the 4 option to set each corner individually. Click on any of the four corner buttons to enable or disable rounding for that corner.

Corners are defined as arcs of circles or ellipses. The circles or ellipses are defined using a pixel value or percentage. A pixel value defines the radius of a circle. A percentage value defines an ellipse with horizontal and vertical radii that are that percentage of the component's width and height, respectively.

Creationpolicy Determines when the children of this container are created, removed, and retained in browser memory for optimizing performance of the following four container components:
  • Group
  • View deck
  • Page Include
  • Symbol

Options:

  • Always: All children of this group are loaded when the page is opened and stay loaded until the page is closed.
  • On Display: A child is created and stored in browser memory only while the child's Display property is set to TRUE or while it is a selected child in a view deck. Children are removed from browser memory when not displayed or selected. This is the default behavior for new containers.
  • On Demand: A child is created when its Display property is set to TRUE or it is a selected child in a view deck. Children are retained in browser memory when no longer displayed or selected. This behavior is fastest but consumes more memory.
If none of the children are displayed or created, the container appears only if it has a pixel or percentage width and height defined.
Ctrl For an onKeyUp event, returns whether Ctrl is still being held, if it was held with the last key typed. For anOnKeyDown event, returns whether Ctrl was the last key down.
Current Month Sets or returns the month of the current calendar page.
Current Year Sets or returns the year of the current calendar page.
Currentpage Sets or returns the current page.
Cursor Specifies which cursor to show when the user mouses over this component. Only works when the Mouse Enabled property is TRUE for this component and its parents.
Customcursor Specifies a graphic to be displayed as the cursor.
Dashboard
Data Specifies the table that the heat map uses as a data source.
Data Interval Manually-specified interval for axis.
Data Provider Defines the table that feeds data to this category axis.
Data Source Defines the table that controls the SVG repeater. The SVG component repeats once for each row in the table. Table columns can be used to represent attributes of the SVG component, such as style or coordinates.
Data Symbol (Required) Specifies the name of the dataflow symbol to be used by this tree. As described here, the dataflow symbol must include input and output tabledata parameters. This symbol takes a one-row table and returns the child table that it refers to, if any.
Data Units

Defines the units for this Datetime axis. A value of Auto means that units are determined automatically based on the data feeding the chart.

Datainterval Specifies the date or time interval between each consecutive pair of data points.
Datalist

Specifies the predefined colors in this color input component. Predefined colors are not supported in all browsers. Regardless of whether the predefined list is supported, the user can still enter a custom value.

Click on a color in the Property Inspector to edit it.

Colors are displayed in order in this color input component, with the top color appearing first.

Datatip Configures the text displayed in a datatip for a series. Use the tags listed below to format the datatip and include data. Include these tags to format the datatip:
  • <br/> – line break
  • <b>insert text here</b> – bold
  • <i>insert text here</i> – italic
Include these tags to show values from the data:
  • %displayName% – the Display Name property for this series
  • %xValue% – the X value of the point
  • %yValue% – the Y value of the point
  • %value% – the value of the pie wedge
  • %yValueTotal% – The sum of the Y values for this point and other points in this table row. Only includes points from this series and others that appear above it inside this series stacker.
  • %A% – Replace A with the name of a column to show the value of that column.
To control how a number is formatted, include a format string inside brackets, before the final percent sign. For example:
  • %yValue[,##0.00]% – the Y value with a thousands separator and two decimal digits
  • %value[000.00]% – the pie wedge value with three mandatory digits before the decimal, and two mandatory digits after the decimal.
To control how a date is formatted, include a format string inside brackets, before the final percent sign. For example:
  • %xValue[yy/MM/dd]% – the X value as a date with a two-digit year, two-digit month, and two-digit day
  • %xValue[y MMMM dd]% – the X value as a date with the full year, the name of the month, and a two-digit day
  • %xValue[yy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss]% – the X value as a date and time
  • %xValue[yMd]% – the X value as a localized short date pattern. The pattern will be different based on the locale.
  • %xValue[yMMMd| |Hms]% – the X value as a localized date and time. The pattern will be different based on the locale. In this example, vertical bar symbols (|) are used to join three patterns: one for the localized date, one that contains a space, and one for the localized time.
Datatip Mode

Defines datatip behavior.

None
No datatips are displayed.

Single
When the user mouses over a data point, a datatip is displayed. Only one datatip is displayed at a time.

Multiple
When the user mouses over a data point, a datatip is displayed. If points from multiple series exist at the moused-over position, multiple datatips are displayed. Only one datatip is displayed per series.

Datatip Position

Specifies where datatips appear, relative to data points. Selecting the top left square of the gadget dictates that datatips appear above and to the left of data points.

Datatip Renderer Specifies the symbol to use as the datatip for the series. This property overrides any text entered in the Datatip property. To use a symbol from this project, enter the name of the symbol. To use a symbol from another project in your library, enter the path to that symbol. When you populate this field with a symbol, the datatip renderer appears in the Outline as a child of this series and you can bind table columns to symbol properties in the Property Inspector.
Datatip Symbol Defines the symbol that appears as a datatip when mousing over an instance of the SVG in this repeater.
Date Field Specifies the name of the column from which to read dates.
Date Format Use local or server time zone and format.
Date Format String

Defines the date format used by the component, as a date format string. If null, the string "yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss" is used.

See date formatting help here.

Date Range Manually-specified range of dates for axis.
Date Range Duration The duration of the currently selected date range, in milliseconds.
Datecolumn Specifies the name of the table column that holds the dates.
Day Returns the day of the month as a number from 1 to 31.
Day Of Week Names Defines the day of the week names that appear on the calendar, as a comma-separated list of 7 values. The first value is mapped to Monday and the last value to Sunday, regardless of the currently selected First Day of Week. Must be 7 values in order for defined names to take effect.
Day Of Week Style For internal use, do not change,
Days Of Week Bold Specifies whether the names of the days of the week are bold.
Days Of Week Corner Radius Defines the corner radius for the cells containing the names of the days of the week, as arcs of circles or ellipses. The circles or ellipses are defined using a pixel value or percentage. A pixel value is the radius of a circle. A percentage value defines an ellipse with horizontal and vertical radii that are that percentage of the cell's width and height, respectively. A value of 0 means that corners are not rounded.
Days Of Week Fill Defines the fill for the cells containing the names of the days of the week.
Days Of Week Font Specifies the font for the names of the days of the week. To add a new font to your project and use it for this property:
  1. If you have not already done so, right-click the root folder for your project, and add a new folder named fonts.
  2. Navigate to the font file on your computer and drag it to the fonts folder.
  3. Save your work and refresh the browser.
  4. Specify the font using the drop-down menu for this property.
Days Of Week Font Color Defines the font color for the names of the days of the week.
Days Of Week Font Size Defines the font size for the names of the days of the week.
Days Of Week Italic Specifies whether the names of the days of the week are italic.
Days Of Week Stroke Color Defines the stroke color or border image for outlining the cells that contain the names of the days of the week.
Db Specifies the database type. This field is automatically populated when you drag the block from the Data panel.
Default A value to assign to the target if none of the expressions are TRUE.
Default Cell Align Default alignment for text items.
Default Cell Font Color Default color for text items.
Default Cell Font Family Default font family for text items.
Default Cell Font Size Default size for text items.
Default Cell Font Style Default style for text items.
Default Cell Font Weight Default weight for text items.
Default Cell Padding Bottom Default padding below cell contents.
Default Cell Padding Left Default padding left of cell contents.
Default Cell Padding Right Default padding right of cell contents.
Default Cell Padding Top Default padding above cell contents.
Default Cell Vertical Align Default vertical alignment for cell contents.
Delay Sets the length of the delay, in seconds.
Deleteemptyfile

Specifies whether to delete the file if data is null.

TRUE
If data is null, nothing is uploaded to the server. If a file with the specified path already exists on the server, that file is deleted.

FALSE
Even if data is null, a file is created when this block is invoked. The file is blank.

Delimiter Specifies the character that separates items in the CSV string. Typically this is a comma (,).
Delta Specifies what is in each value column of the output table.
  • None – the value collected at the given time
  • With previous – the difference between the values in this row and the previous one
  • With next – the difference between the values in this row and the next one
Description Returns your description of this project. Add a description by selecting Project > Project Properties.
Deselect Child On Click If the container's selection mode is single-select, this property enables the user to deselect a selected item by single-clicking it.
Destination
Device Id
Dgtabindex Defines the focus order of a component within its container.
Dialog Background Defines the background color for this date range picker.
Direction Defines the direction toward which the series slides. For example, if this property is set to Left, the series slides onto the chart from right to left.
Disable Selection Of Future Dates

Determines whether it is possible for the user to select future dates.

TRUE
If Selection Mode is set to Day, the user cannot select future dates. If Selection Mode is set to Week or Month, the user cannot select weeks or months after the week or month containing today.

FALSE
The user can select future dates.

Disclosure Icon Color A color to be used for the default "expand" and "collapse," or "open" and "close," icons for a node that has children and is not currently selected.
Disclosure Icon Selected Color A color to be used for the default "expand" and "collapse," or "open" and "close," icons for a node that has children and is currently selected. Only works if selection is enabled for this tree.
Display

Defines whether this component is displayed. If it is not displayed, the component does not affect layout. However, regardless of value, the component is stored in the user's browser memory. Performance might be affected as a result.

TRUE
This component is displayed, and it affects layout.

FALSE
This component is not displayed, and it does not affect layout. The component remains stored in browser memory.

Display As Password
Display Name Defines the display name of this series. You can choose to have this name appear in your interface, for example in datatips.
Drag Data Defines custom data that is passed in @onDragDrop event, which is fired on the drop container when the user drops the component.
Drag End
Drag Start
Drag Symbol Name of symbol that is displayed when the component is being dragged. Not supported by Internet Explorer.
Dragdata Returns the binary data of the file that is dropped onto this component. To use this property, you must do the following:
  • Enable the droppable Advanced property for this component.
  • Set the dropGroup Advanced property for this component to file_png. You can also replace png with another file extension.
Dragend Specifies the event that stops moving the object. Typically, this is the onMouseUp event for the child. In that case, find the event in the child’s Advanced properties, and bind it to this property.
Draggroup An identifier used by the drop target to determine if it accepts the component. The target component DropGroup property contains a comma-separated list of acceptable identifiers.
Dragmode

Specifies restrictions on the direction of resizing.

maxWidth
Resizing is not restricted.

maxHeight
The user can resize the object vertically by dragging, but not horizontally.

dragMode
The user can resize the object horizontally by dragging, but not vertically.

Dragsource Returns the ID of the component that is dropped onto this component. To use this property, you must do the following:
  • Enable the droppable Advanced property for this component.
  • Enable the draggable Advanced property for the component to be dragged.
  • Make sure that the dragGroup Advanced property is the same for both components.
  • Make sure that the dragGroup Advanced property is the same for both components.
Dragstart Specifies the event that starts moving the object. Typically, this is the onMouseDown event for the child. In that case, find the event in the child’s Advanced properties, and bind it to this property.
Dragwirecolor For draggable components, specifies the color for a connector displayed between the component’s original location and its current location.
Dragwireopacity For draggable components, specifies the opacity for a connector displayed between the component’s original location and its current location.
Dragwirestartposition For draggable components, specifies the start position, relative to the component, of a connector displayed between the component’s original location and its current location.
Dragwirestyle For draggable components, specifies the style for a connector displayed between the component’s original location and its current location.
Dragwirewidth For draggable components, specifies the width in pixels for a connector displayed between the component’s original location and its current location.
Drilldowndepth Specifies how far to drill down into the JSON when extracting data. Data below the drillDownDepth is not included in the output. Only works when a drillDownFilter or flatFilter is specified.
Drilldownfilter Specifies what to return for nested tables. Enter * to return all nested tables to the specified drillDownDepth. For more information about nested tables, see How do I view the data in nested tables?
Drop Group For components that accept drops, a comma-separated list of accepted identifiers that are matched against the dragGroup property of the component being dropped.
Droppable Enabled if the component can be dropped by the user.
Duration Returns the duration of the currently selected range, in milliseconds.
Duration Back
Durationback Defines the duration of the transition when the state is reverted.
Easing

Specifies the rate of change over time for this animation.

Linear
The animation's rate of change is constant.

Ease In
The animation starts slowly and accelerates linearly as it executes.

Ease Out
The animation starts with a fast change rate and decelerates linearly as it executes.

Ease In Out
The animation starts slowly, accelerates linearly, and then decelerates linearly as it executes.

Cubic In
The animation starts slowly and accelerates cubically as it executes.

Cubic Out
The animation starts with a fast change rate and decelerates cubically as it executes.

Cubic In Out
The animation starts slowly, accelerates cubically, and then decelerates cubically as it executes.

Elastic In
The animation's rate of change starts on a small-amplitude sine wave. The sine wave grows as the animation executes.

Elastic Out
The animation's rate of change starts on a large-amplitude sine wave. The sine wave decays as the animation executes.

Elastic In Out
The animation's rate of change starts on a small-amplitude sine wave. The sine wave grows and then decays as the animation executes.

Bounce
The animation starts with a fast change rate, and decelerates to zero with an effect similar to a ball falling and bouncing on a floor.

Easing Back Specifies the rate of change over time for this animation in reverse - see the 'Easing' property for details.
Editable Specifies whether the user can edit the text in this component at runtime by clicking it.
Editor Complex Corner Radius Do not change. For internal use.
Editor Placeholder
Editor Tooltip
Editor Type
Eep
Element Offset

Specifies the amount of time, in seconds, that the animation of each component in the series is delayed. A value of zero means that all components in the series begin animating at the same time and finish at the same time. A value of 1 means that the second component starts and finishes animating one second after the first component, and so on.

The Element Offset and Minimum component Duration properties can cause the animation duration to be longer than that specified by the Duration property.

Elementclass Specifies a CSS class for the component, to enable JavaScript programs to locate components to which they require access.
Elementid Specifies an HTML ID for the component, to enable JavaScript programs to locate components to which they require access.
Elevation
Ellipsis Enables or disables display of an ellipsis (...) to indicate content that is too long to display in the field.
Else Specifies the value to return if the expression evaluates to FALSE. To display the word FALSE, use the logical value FALSE for this parameter. else can be an input from another block or set of blocks, including formulas.
Enabled

Specifies whether the history loader is enabled.

TRUE
The histories load as specified by invoke, autoRun, and interval.

FALSE
The histories do not load.

Enableoutput Enable population of the repeater output table.
End Determines the position of the last character to extract.
End Angle Defines the end angle of the circular scale. A value of zero indicates the top of the circle. Valid values are between −180 and 180.
End Thickness Defines the thickness of the scale track at its end, as a pixel or percentage value. For circular scales, a percentage is a portion of the circle’s radius. For linear scales, a percentage is a portion of the entire container width.
Enum Returns the names of the enum options, if applicable. For a boolean value, this column holds the strings associated with each value, such as "On" and "Off".
Enum Labels
Enums
Error Returns the error message, if any.
Errorgroup Determines the string that identifies the error group. The errorGroup property of the Catch Error block must be identical to the errorGroup property of all blocks that this Catch Error block monitors.
Event Returns the event type that this listener heard.
Expand All Nodes This property is visible only when Load All Nodes is TRUE. It determines whether to expand all nodes after they are loaded.
Explode Radius Defines the distance that the series is exploded, as a percentage of the outer radius of the chart. Wedges move away from the center by this distance without changing their shape.
Expression The Expression is the string used to format the source value to create the target value. The Expression can include a number format pattern, and other strings, such as units. Specify number format patterns in square brackets ([]). The string value enclosed in square brackets becomes the exact source value, as a string. Examples:

Source: 5
Expression: [#0.00]
Target: "5.00"

Source: 13000.6
Expression: [#,##0.00]
Target: "13,000.60"

Source: 47
Expression: [0] hours
Target: "47 hours"

Source: 17.8
Expression: [#0] °C
Target: "18 °C"

Source: 63.21
Expression: [value] hours
Target: "63.21 hours"
Falloff Defines the percentage of each heat map item that is covered by the highest intensity color for that shape. The specified inner portion of the shape is covered by the color representing the intensity of the data point. The remaining outer portion of the shape blends from the color of this intensity value to the color of an intensity value of zero.
False Label
Fastresponse

Determines whether the fastResponse feature is enabled. Use this feature when you troubleshoot performance speed issues relating to this block.

TRUE
The execution of this block’s event is slightly prioritized, and the queue is kept clear.

FALSE
This is the default behavior.

Field Defines the table column that contains the pie chart series data that determines wedge size.
File Content Displays the content of the selected file as a string or binary.
Filename Specifies a name for the exported file. If blank, the HTML contents are returned as a string in output and are not downloaded.
Filepaths Specifies the list of paths to the files to convert, separated by line breaks. Do not use commas to separate file names. You can drag files from the Project panel to this field. Press Alt + Enter to create line breaks.
Fill Defines the fill for this component.
Fill Rule
Fill Type

Defines the type of fill for this component.

No Fill
The component has no fill.

Solid Color
The component is filled with a single color that you specify.

Gradient
The component is filled with a gradient that you specify.

Image
The component is filled using an image that you specify.

Filter Specifies a string that file names must include to be listed, such as a file extension. Directories are always included in the output if mode is All or Directories. They are not filtered by this property.
  • To list only PNG files, enter png.
  • To list all files, leave this field blank.
Filter Height SVG filter height
Filter Type

Specifies how this filter handles the listed columns.

Whitelist
Only the listed columns are shown in this data grid. Columns appear in the order specified in the filter.

Blacklist
The listed columns are hidden from this data grid.

Filter Units
Filter Width SVG filter width
Find N Specifies the text to find.
First Day Of Week Defines the day of the week that appears in the leftmost column of the calendar.
Firstpage Changes the output table to the first page.
Flatfilter Specifies what to return for a flat table. Enter * to return all data to the specified drillDownDepth, in a flat table.
Flex-Grow

Specifies how much this component will grow relative to the other flexible items inside the same container. A value greater than zero indicates that this component will grow to absorb extra space. The amount that it grows depends on its flex-grow factor and the sum of all the flex-grow factors assigned to items in the container.

For more information on flexible items go to: http://bocoup.com/weblog/dive-into-flexbox/

Flex-Shrink

Specifies how much this component will shrink relative to the other flexible items inside the same container. A value greater than zero indicates that this component will shrink to counteract insufficient space. The amount that it shrinks depends on its flex-shrink factor and the sum of all the flex-shrink factors assigned to items in the container.

For more information on flexible items go to: http://bocoup.com/weblog/dive-into-flexbox/

Focus Give the focus to the component.
Focus Background Color Background color when subelement has focus.
Focus Color Text color when subelement has focus.
Focus Type

Defines the sequence in which components are searched to find the next focusable component:

  • Default: Search in natural order, search nested children and parent
  • Isolate: search only current container
  • Selected: Focus on selected component if possible
Focusable When enabled, allows the component to have focus.
Focused TRUE if the component has focus.
Focused Row Fill

Defines the fill for the row in the data grid that is in focus.

When the user mouses over the row, the hovered row properties override the focused row properties.

Focused Row Font Color

Defines the font color for the row in the data grid that is in focus.

When the user mouses over the row, the hovered row properties override the focused row properties.

Focused Row Index Index of the row that has focus in the datagrid.
Focused Row Stroke Color

Defines the stroke color or border image for outlining the row in the data grid that is in focus.

When the user mouses over the row, the hovered row properties override the focused row properties.

Focused Row Stroke Style

Defines the stroke style for outlining the row in the data grid that is in focus.

When the user mouses over the row, the hovered row properties override the focused row properties.

Focused Row Stroke Weight

Defines the stroke weight or border width for outlining the row in the data grid that is in focus.

When the user mouses over the row, the hovered row properties override the focused row properties.

Folder Specifies the project folder where the files are to be inserted.
Follow For Do not change. For internal use.
Follow Path Base Rotation Defines a rotation for the component, as an angle. If the Follow Path Rotation property is set to TRUE, this base value becomes a constant that is added to the path-based rotation.
Follow Path Position Defines how far along the path this component is located. Typically, a value of 0% indicates the top-left corner of the path. Valid values are between 0% and 100%.
Follow Path Rotation

Specifies whether this component rotates as it follows its path.

TRUE
This component rotates relative to its path. If Base Rotation is 0, then the bottom edge of the component stays parallel to the path. A non-zero Base Rotation value adds to or subtracts from this angle.

FALSE
This component's rotation is independent from its position on the path.

Font Specifies the font for this component. To add a font to your project and use it for this property:
  1. If the project does not have a fonts folder, right-click the root folder for your project, and add a folder named fonts
  2. Navigate to the font file on your computer and drag it to the fonts folder.
  3. Save your work and refresh the browser.
  4. Specify the font using the drop-down menu for this property.
Font Color Defines the font color for this component.
Font Size Defines the font size for this component.
Font Smoothing Specifies the application of anti-aliasing to font rendering.
Format Specifies a combination of number format patterns to use. For example, you can format the value to be displayed as "1,050.40" by using the string "#,###.00".
Format String Defines the format used for the axis labels. For example, a Datetime axis might use the string "MM/dd/yyyy", and a number axis might use the string ",##0.00". See here for a complete list of formats.
Formatted
Formatted Value

Returns a formatted version of the Value property. The format is determined using the Date Format String, Range Delimiter, and Keep Special Value properties.

Changing this property changes the text displayed in this date range component, but it does not change the Value selected.

Frame Animator

Specifies whether the image component animates a specified list of frames.

The image defined by the URL property is displayed only when the animation is not active.

Frame Index Returns the index of the frame currently displayed in the animation. The image defined by the URL property is 0, the topmost frame in the animation sequence is 1, and so on. This is a read-only property, so changing it manually does nothing.
Frames Specifies the paths to each of the frames in the animation sequence. Click Add to add frames, and then specify an image path for each frame.
Full Path
Get Table
Global

Specifies whether this block sets and returns the global or non-global value for the key.

TRUE
This block sets and returns this user’s global value for the key, which stays consistent over any DGLux project.

FALSE
This block sets and returns this user’s non-global value for the key, which applies only to this DGLux project.

Gradient Angle Specifies the angle of the line that defines this linear gradient. Valid values are between −180 and 180.
Gradient Center X Specifies the distance from the leftmost edge of the container to the center of the circle or ellipse that defines this radial gradient, as a pixel value or a percentage of the container width.
Gradient Center Y Specifies the distance from the topmost edge of the container to the center of the circle or ellipse that defines this radial gradient, as a pixel value or a percentage of the container height.
Gradient Fill

Defines the colors for a gradient fill. To add colors, click below the track in the dialog. To delete colors, right-click on them in the dialog.

For a heat map, the left color indicates the lowest intensity, middle colors indicates medium intensity, and the right color indicates the highest intensity.

Gradient Repeat Specifies whether this gradient repeats to fill this component. Only appies if the track that defines the gradient has either a left edge or a right edge that is undefined.
Gradient Shape Specifies whether this radial gradient is defined by a circle or an ellipse.
Gradient Size

Specifies the size of the circle or ellipse that defines this radial gradient.

Absolute
You specify a value for the horizontal radius. If the shape is an ellipse, you also specify a value for the vertical radius.

Farthest Corner
The edge of the circle or ellipse meets the corner of the container that is farthest from the circle or ellipse's center.

Closest Side
If the shape is a circle, its edge meets the container edge closest to its center. If the shape is an ellipse, its edge meets the two container edges closest to its center.

Farthest Side
If the shape is a circle, its edge meets the container edge farthest from its center. If the shape is an ellipse, its edge meets the two container edges farthest from its center.

Closest Corner
The edge of the circle or ellipse meets the corner of the container that is closest to the circle or ellipse's center.

Gradient Size X Specifies the horizontal radius of the circle or ellipse that defines this radial gradient, as a pixel value or a percentage of half the container width.
Gradient Size Y Specifies the vertical radius of the ellipse that defines this radial gradient, as a pixel value or a percentage of half the container height.
Gradient Type

Specifies whether a radial or linear gradient fills this component. To add colors to the gradient, click below the track in the dialog. To delete colors, right-click on them. To move colors, left-click them and drag.

Linear
The gradient is defined by a linear axis.

Radial
The gradient is defined by a circle or an ellipse.

Gray Out Component Specifies whether the callout’s target becomes inactive and faded when the modal callout is displayed.
Grid.Cell Padding
Grid.Default Cell Font Color
Grid.Default Cell Font Family
Grid.Default Cell Font Size
Grid.Default Cell Font Style
Grid.Default Cell Font Weight
Grid.Default Cell Keep Equal Paddings
Grid.Default Cell Padding Bottom
Grid.Default Cell Padding Left
Grid.Default Cell Padding Right
Grid.Default Cell Padding Top
Grid.Grid Mode
Grid.Header Align
Grid.Header Background
Grid.Header Border
Grid.Header Border Style
Grid.Header Border Width
Grid.Header Font Color
Grid.Header Font Family
Grid.Header Font Size
Grid.Header Font Style
Grid.Header Font Weight
Grid.Header Height
Grid.Header Padding Bottom
Grid.Header Padding Left
Grid.Header Padding Right
Grid.Header Padding Top
Grid.Header Vertical Align
Grid.Keep Equal Header Paddings
Grid.Row Background
Grid.Row Background Focus
Grid.Row Background Hover
Grid.Row Background Select
Grid.Row Background2
Grid.Row Border
Grid.Row Border Focus
Grid.Row Border Hover
Grid.Row Border Select
Grid.Row Border Style
Grid.Row Border Style Focus
Grid.Row Border Style Hover
Grid.Row Border Style Select
Grid.Row Border Width
Grid.Row Border Width Focus
Grid.Row Border Width Hover
Grid.Row Border Width Select
Grid.Row Border2
Grid.Row Border2 Style
Grid.Row Border2 Width
Grid.V Header Grid Color
Grid.V Header Grid Stroke
Grid.V Header Grid Width
Gridlines Defines whether the Property Inspector displays property editing options for horizontal gridlines, vertical gridlines, or both. Changing this property does not reset any gridline properties.
H
Has Children Column (Recommended) Contains the name of a column in this tree's source table. This column indicates whether items in the tree have children and whether the disclosure icon is displayed. All values are considered TRUE except:
  • FALSE
  • FALSE
  • a null value
  • any string that is parsed as 0
If no column is set, the disclosure icon is always displayed, and an attempt can always be made to load children.
Haschildren Returns TRUE if the node has children, FALSE if it is terminal.
Hash Sets or returns the string to appear after the hash (#) symbol in the URL. This allows you to create deep links and custom experiences based on data, properties, or user interaction. The hash value is saved across sessions and browser windows. The browser’s Back and Forward commands iterate through hash addresses.
Hashistory Returns TRUE if the node is associated with a value history, FALSE otherwise.
Hastouch Returns whether the user’s device has a touch screen.
Hasvalue Returns TRUE if the node is associated with a value, FALSE otherwise.
Header Specifies which string is used to name the "value" column in the output table.
  • Default – the default string "value"
  • Name – the name of the data node for which this is a history
  • Parent – the name of the data node's parent
  • Parent_Name – the names of both this node and its parent
Header Align Horizontal alignment of text in headers.
Header Bold Defines whether the header text is bold.
Header Bottom Padding Defines a number of pixels of space between the bottom container boundary and the bottommost edge of the content. Negative numbers are not allowed.
Header Fill Defines the fill for the header.
Header Font Specifies the font for this component. To add a font to your project:
  1. If your project does not have a fonts folder, right-click the root folder for your project, and add a new folder named fonts
  2. Navigate to the font file on your computer and drag it to the fonts folder.
  3. Save your work and refresh the browser.
  4. Specify the font using the drop-down menu for this property.
Header Font Bold Specifies whether the text in this component is bold.
Header Font Color Defines the font color for this component.
Header Font Family Font family for header text
Header Font Italic Specifies whether the text in this component is italic.
Header Font Size Font size for header text
Header Font Style Font style for header text
Header Font Weight Font weight for header text
Header Height Defines the height of the calendar header, as a pixel value or Auto. A value of Auto means that the height of the header is equal to other calendar cells, and therefore depends on the calendar height.
Header Horizontal Alignment Specifies whether the content in the header is left-justified, centered, or right-justified.
Header Horizontal Gridline Stroke Color Defines the color for the horizontal lines that divide the column headings and category headings.
Header Horizontal Gridline Stroke Style Defines the stroke style for the horizontal lines that divide the column headings and category headings.
Header Horizontal Gridline Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight for the horizontal lines that divide the column headings and category headings.
Header Italic Defines whether the header text is italic.
Header Left Padding Defines a number of pixels of space between the left container boundary and the leftmost edge of the content. Negative numbers are not allowed.
Header Outline Stroke Color Defines the stroke color or border image for outlining this data grid's header.
Header Outline Stroke Style Defines the stroke style for outlining this data grid's header.
Header Outline Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight or border width for outlining this data grid's header.
Header Padding Bottom Specifies, in pixels, the amount of padding below the datagrid headers.
Header Padding Left Specifies, in pixels, the amount of padding left of the datagrid headers.
Header Padding Right Specifies, in pixels, the amount of padding right of the datagrid headers.
Header Padding Top Specifies, in pixels, the amount of padding above the datagrid headers.
Header Right Padding Defines a number of pixels of space between the right container boundary and the rightmost edge of the content. Negative numbers are not allowed.
Header Stroke Color Defines the stroke color or border image for outlining the header.
Header Symbol

Defines the symbol that appears in the header of the columns affected by this column editor.

If the symbol is in this project, enter the name of the symbol.

To use a symbol from another project in your library, enter the path to that symbol.

Header Top Padding Defines a number of pixels of space between the top container boundary and the topmost edge of the content. Negative numbers are not allowed.
Header Vertical Align Vertical alignment of text in headers.
Header Vertical Alignment Specifies whether the content in the header is positioned at the top, middle, or bottom of the container.
Header Vertical Gridline Stroke Color Defines the color for the vertical lines that divide the column headings.
Header Vertical Gridline Stroke Style Defines the stroke style for the vertical lines that divide the column headings.
Header Vertical Gridline Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight for the vertical lines that divide the column headings.
Header Vertical Stroke Color Defines the stroke color for the vertical lines that divide the column headers.
Header Vertical Stroke Style Defines the stroke style for the vertical lines that divide the column headers.
Header Vertical Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight for the vertical lines that divide the column headers.
Headercolumn Specifies the column from the input table to use as headers in the output table.
Headerprefix Specifies the text string to include before the column number for each column header in the output table. The headerPrefix property works only when the headerColumn property is null.
Headers Sets the headers for the HTTP request. Use the following syntax: abc=abc&def=def
Height Retrieves the height of the usable portion of the user’s browser window in pixels.
Hide Back Face Specifies whether a component is visible when it is not facing the screen. Useful when an component is rotated and you do not want to see its back side. Not supported by iOS.
Hide Callout Hides the callout. You can bind data or properties to this button, or click it as part of a recorded action.
Hide If Over Determines whether mousing over the callout causes it to disappear.
Hide Timeout Defines the time, in seconds, that a mouse-over callout or event callout is displayed before it automatically fades out. A value of zero means that the callout will not fade based on timeout.
High Separator Color Color that is used for value between middle and maximum.
Highlighted Cells Bold Specifies whether the text in highlighted cells is bold.
Highlighted Cells Corner Radius Defines the rounded corners for the cells the user mouses over, or the highlighted cells specified using the Property Inspector, as arcs of circles or ellipses. The circles or ellipses are defined using a pixel value or percentage. A pixel value is the radius of a circle. A percentage value defines an ellipse with horizontal and vertical radii that are that percentage of the cell's width and height, respectively. A value of 0 means that corners are not rounded.
Highlighted Cells Fill Defines the fill for highlighted the cells the user mouses over, or the highlighted cells specified using the Property Inspector
Highlighted Cells Font Specifies the font for numbers in the cells the user mouses over, or the highlighted cells specified using the Property Inspector. To add a font to your project:
  1. If your project does not have a fonts folder, right-click the root folder for your project, and add a new folder named fonts.
  2. Navigate to the font file on your computer and drag it to the fonts folder.
  3. Save your work and refresh the browser.
  4. Specify the font using the drop-down menu for this property.
Highlighted Cells Font Color Defines the font color for numbers in the cells the user mouses over, or the highlighted cells specified using the Property Inspector.
Highlighted Cells Font Size Defines the font size for numbers in the cells the user mouses over, or the highlighted cells specified using the Property Inspector.
Highlighted Cells Italic Specifies whether the text in highlighted cells is italic.
Highlighted Cells Stroke Color Defines the stroke color or border image for outlining the cells the user mouses over, or the highlighted cells specified using the Property Inspector
Highlighted Days Sets the highlighted days, as a list of comma-separated values with the format "yyyy-MM-dd". For more information about date formats, see the DGLux wiki.
Highlighted Style For internal use, do not change.
Horizontal Alignment

Determines how components are horizontally aligned.

Left
The leftmost edge of the image or tiles is justified to the left container boundary.

Center
The image or tiles are horizontally centered.

Right
The rightmost edge of the image or tiles is justified to the right container boundary.

Horizontal Alternate Fill Defines the second of two fills that alternate in the plotting area between horizontal gridlines.
Horizontal Center

In absolute or vertical layout, sets the horizontal center of this component to a distance to the left or right of the the horizontal center of its parent container. The value can be pixels, or a percent of the parent width.

AA negative value moves this component to the left, and a positive value moves it to the right. A value of Auto positions the horizontal center of this component in its normal position in the layout. To set a value of Auto, click the blue dot and select Reset.

Horizontal Change Count
Horizontal Fill Defines the first of two fills that alternate in the plotting area between horizontal gridlines.
Horizontal Focus

Together with Vertical Focus and Relative To, determines the focal point of the zoom animation.

Left
The zoom animation begins at the left of the bounding box defined in Relative To.

Right
The zoom animation begins at the right of the bounding box defined in Relative To.

Center
The zoom animation begins at the horizontal center of the bounding box defined in Relative To.

Null
If Horizontal Focus is null, and Vertical Focus is not null, then the focus is a horizontal line rather than a point. If both values are null, then the focal point is the center of the bounding box.

Horizontal Gap Defines the minimum number of pixels between components in a horizontal layout, or between columns in a wrapped vertical layout.
  • When Horizontal Alignment is Flex-Start, Horizontal Gap defines a right padding, but you must define a left padding separately.
  • For all other Horizontal Alignments, Horizontal Gap defines a left padding, but you must define a right padding separately.
Horizontal Gridline Stroke Color

Defines the stroke color for this data grid's horizontal gridlines.

To define the line between the top row of data and the header, use the header's Fill and Stroke properties.

Horizontal Gridline Stroke Style

Defines the stroke style for this data grid's horizontal gridlines.

To define the line between the top row of data and the header, use the header's Fill and Stroke properties.

Horizontal Gridline Stroke Weight

Defines the stroke weight for this data grid's horizontal gridlines.

To define the line between the top row of data and the header, use the header's Fill and Stroke properties.

Horizontal Origin Stroke
Horizontal Origin Stroke Weight
Horizontal Scrollbar Height Defines the height of the horizontal scrollbar on this container, as a pixel value or a percentage of the container height.
Horizontal Scrolling

Defines horizontal scrolling behavior on this component.

Off
Horizontal scrolling is always disabled.

On
Horizontal scrolling is always enabled. The track appears even if the content does not overflow.

Auto
Horizontal scrolling is automatically enabled when content overflows.

Horizontal Show Origin
Horizontal Spacing Defines the amount of empty space, in pixels, between columns in the calendar.
Horizontal Stroke Color Defines the stroke color for horizontal gridlines.
Horizontal Stroke Style Defines the stroke style for horizontal gridlines. A stroke weight greater than 0 overrides a stroke style of None.
Horizontal Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight for horizontal gridlines.
Horizontal Tick Aligned

Defines where horizontal gridlines are placed.

TRUE
Horizontal gridlines are positioned at major ticks.

FALSE
Horizontal gridlines are positioned halfway between major ticks.

Horizontal Zoom Maximum

Sets or returns the maximum of the range on the horizontal axis for the zoomed view. If either Minimum or Maximum is null, the zoom does not happen.

Zooming works only with linear, log, and datetime axes. For dates, use the format "yyyyMMdd".

Horizontal Zoom Minimum

Sets or returns the minimum of the range on the horizontal axis for the zoomed view. If either Minimum or Maximum is null, the zoom does not happen.

Zooming works only with linear, log, and datetime axes. For dates, use the format "yyyyMMdd".

Horizontal Zoom Trigger Zooms the chart to the range specified by the Horizontal Zoom Minimum and Maximum. To return the chart to its pre-zoom view, the user can click on the chart. Zooming works only with linear, log, and datetime axes.
Host Returns the path to the host of this project.
Hour Specifies the hour of the day, from 0 to 23. Can be a positive or negative integer.
Hovered Button Background Defines the fill for the button that the user mouses over, within this date range picker.
Hovered Index Index of the datagrid row where the mouse is hovering.
Hovered Row Fill Defines the fill for the row that the user mouses over.
Hovered Row Font Color Defines the font color for the row that the user mouses over.
Hovered Row Stroke Color Defines the stroke color or border image for outlining the row that the user mouses over.
Hovered Row Stroke Style Defines the stroke style for outlining the row that the user mouses over.
Hovered Row Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight or border width for outlining the row that the user mouses over.
Href
Icon Returns the absolute file path to the icon that represents the node.
Iframe Scrolling Specifies whether scrolling is enabled on the IFrame component. If this is disabled, then content that overflows the component is clipped.
Ignore Bounds When enabled, allows callouts to go out of the container's boundary.
Ignore Cols
Ignore Default Style
Ignorecolumns Specifies the names of columns in the input table to ignore when transposing, as comma-separated values.
Ignorenullvalue
Image Max Zoom Sets the maximum zoom level for the map when displaying image tile overlays.
Image Pattern
Image Tile Size Specifies the size of map tiles.
Includeblankvalue Specifies whether to include a row for a blank value of baseColumn, if a blank value exists.
Includeheaders Specifies whether the header row from the input table is included as a column in the output table.
Indent Defines the number of pixels by which each level in the tree is indented. If an image is specified for the Open Item Icon and Close Item Icon properties, then Indent also controls the width of this image.
Index Returns the index of the input n value that was updated most recently. The index is the number in the input's property name. For example, when input 0 updates at 11:00am, and input 1 updates at 11:05am, index is 1 because input 1 updated last.
Indexes Specifies the columns in the input table to select, as comma-separated column names.
Iniframe Returns whether this instance of the project is within an IFrame.
Initfunction Specifies the name of the init function in the file.
Initialscale

Determines the zoom level at which the project is opened. Only applies to mobile devices.

A value of 1
The application appears at normal scale.

Values greater than 1
The application appears smaller on mobile devices.

Values less than 1
The application appears larger on mobile devices.

Inner Radius Defines the radius for the blank area in the center of the pie chart. This blank area is useful for creating multilevel pie charts and doughnut charts.
Inner Radius In Pixels Returns the inner radius of the pie chart in pixels.
Input Specifies the number to re-scale.
Input Max
Input Min
Input Mode

Sets or returns the currently selected input mode. The user can select from enabled input modes in a pop-up dialog. To enable and disable input modes in the Property Inspector, toggle the input mode properties, such as Show Range and Show Day.

Range
The user can specify a start date and end date using two calendars. If Show Full Time is enabled, the user can also specify a start time and end time using 24-hour time.

Day
The user can specify one day using a calendar, or specify today or yesterday using buttons.

Week
The user can specify one week using a calendar, or specify this week and last week using buttons. Clicking any date selects a week that includes that date. A week starts on a Sunday and ends on a Saturday.

Month
The user can specify a month and year using drop-down menus, or specify this month or last month using buttons.

Year
The user can specify one of the past ten years, using a drop-down menu, or specify this year and last year using buttons.

Relative
The user can specify a range relative to the current date and time. The user is prompted to enter a number of seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, or years, and to specify either "current" or "previous." A "current" range begins at the start of the unit; for example, if the current time is 3:26, the "current hour" is the hour from 3:00 to 4:00, and the "current two hours" is the period from 2:00 to 4:00. A "previous" range immediately precedes the current one. For example, if the time is 3:26, the "previous hour" is the hour from 2:00 to 3:00.

Input N Specifies one of the input values for the statistical function.
Input Out Of Range
Input Type

Specifies the valid input type, or the expected input type.

Text
A single line of text. Line breaks are automatically removed.

Email
A single, properly formatted e-mail address, or the empty string.

URL
A single, valid, absolute URL, or the empty string.

Tel
A single line of text. Line breaks are automatically removed. On mobile devices, the on-screen keyboard is optimized for number entry.

Input1 Specifies the left table for the join operation.
Input2 Specifies the right table for the join operation.
Inputmax Specifies the maximum of the original scale.
Inputmin Specifies the minimum of the original scale.
Inputoutofrange Returns TRUE if the input is outside the range, FALSE otherwise.
Intensity Field

Defines the table column from which the intensity values are determined.

"Intensity" refers to whatever units the heat map is measuring, for example temperature or air flow. Each data point on the heat map has an intensity value that determines its color.

Intensity values range from 0 to the highest data value. An intensity of 0 corresponds to the left end of this heat map's gradient, and the highest intensity value corresponds to the right end of this heat map's gradient.

Interval Specifies the duration of the range to roll up. It can be any of the following.
  • One minute
  • Five minutes
  • Ten minutes
  • Fifteen minutes
  • Twenty minutes
  • Thirty minutes
  • Hour
  • Two hours
  • Three hours
  • Four hours
  • Six hours
  • Twelve hours
  • Day
  • Two days
  • Week
  • Month
  • Year
Inverted

Controls whether this axis is inverted. If this is a category axis, and the Category Order property is not null, then this property is ignored.

TRUE
The smaller values appear at the top if this axis is vertical, or the right if it is horizontal. If this is a category axis, the top values in the table appear at the top or right of the axis.

FALSE
The smaller values appear at the bottom or left of the axis. If this is a category axis, the top values in the table appear at the bottom or left of the axis.

Invoke Causes the JavaScript to be loaded in the global source for the page and runs the init function.
Is Advanced Html Specifies whether the string in this text component is treated as advanced HTML, and all HTML tags are parsed, including hyperlinks.
Is Border
Is Callout Visible Returns whether the callout is currently visible. For example, a mouse-over callout is visible only when the user mouses over the target. This is a read-only property, so changing it manually does nothing.
Is Html Specifies whether the string in this text component is treated as HTML, and HTML tags are parsed. Does not parse advanced HTML tags such as hyperlinks.
Is Repeater Mode Enable repeater mode for stacker (dynamic number of series).
Is True Path
Is Valid

Indicates whether this component’s current contents are valid. Validity is determined by the component type and by properties like Minimum, Maximum, and Input Type.

Validity is checked whenever data is committed. Therefore, if Live Update is enabled, validity is checked constantly. If Live Update is disabled, validity is checked when the focus leaves the component.

Isdesigner

Returns whether the project is currently open in Edit mode.

TRUE
The project is open in Edit mode.

FALSE
The project is open in Preview mode or the Viewer.

Isdragging Returns TRUE if the dragStart event for this block has occurred and the dragEnd event has not occurred yet.
Ismobile Returns whether the user is using a mobile device.
Isresizing Returns TRUE if the dragStart event for this block has occurred and the dragEnd event has not occurred yet.
Isutc Determines whether to use UTC. By default, this property is FALSE and uses your computer’s time zone.
Italic Specifies whether the text in this component is italic.
Item Height Defines the height of each item in the tree, in pixels.
Item Id Column (Required) Contains the name of a column in this tree's source table. This column contains IDs for tree nodes. IDs must be unique within a given table.
Join

Determines the method of joining.The value of the join property can be one of the following:

Left
All rows from input1 are included. Rows from input2 are included and merged when the column2 value matches a column1 value.

Right
All rows from input2 are included. Rows from input1 are included and merged when the column1 value matches a column2 value.

Inner
Rows are included and merged only when the values in column1 and column2 are the same.

Full
All rows from both tables are included, and the rows are merged if the values of column1 and column2 are the same.

Union
All rows from both tables are included in a new table. Rows are not merged.

Justify Specifies whether the labels appear on the inside, outside, or center of the circle or line that defines the scale.
Justify Content

Defines the horizontal positioning of all components within this container.

Flex-Start
Elements are packed against the left edge.

Flex-End
Elements are packed against the right edge.

Center
Elements are packed together around the horizontal center.

Space-Between*
Elements are distributed with the left component flush against the left edge, the right component flush against the right edge, and equal space between the items.

Space-Around*
Elements are distributed with equal space between them. The space at the left and right of the container equals half of the space between two adjacent items.

Baseline**
The baseline of all components is aligned to the baseline of the parent container.

Stretch**
Elements stretch horizontally to fit the parent container. Only works when the components have a height value of Auto.

*Only available when the Layout property is set to Horizontal
**Only available when the Layout property is set to Vertical

Keep Aspect Ratio Maintains the aspect ratio of this component when its width or height properties are adjusted. If this component's width or height is set to Auto, it has no explicit aspect ratio, and this property does nothing.
Keep Equal Header Paddings WHen enabled, displays the same amount of padding for sides, top and bottom.
Keep Special Value Specifies how formatting is determined for the Formatted Value, Next Value, and Previous Value properties. For more information, see the wiki.
Keepspecial

Specifies when a special value is used as the output properties, versus when the values of the format and delimiter properties are used. The value of the keepSpecial property can be one of the following:

None
The format and delimiter properties are always used, if defined.

RawThe special value is used, if applicable. Otherwise, the format and delimiter properties are used.

Formatted
The special value is used, if applicable. Short default formats are automatically used when available. The format and delimiter properties are used when necessary.

Format Clean
The special value is used, if applicable. Shortened versions of the format property are used when available.

Key key and match specify a key-value pair that must be matched somewhere in the JSON message, in order for the message to be sent. Use a value of * for match to accept any value for the specified key. Use these properties when sending a message from DGLux.
Keyboard Capture Specifies keyboard processing policy. Keyboard events are required for focus processing and to get keyboard events (@onKeyDown, @onKeyUp) from the GUI.
  • default: Process keyboard events only if component is focused.
  • all: Process all keyboard events from component's root.
  • global: Process all keyboard events from document.
Keycode Returns the key code of the last key to undergo key down or key up, whichever was specified. Refer to instances of JavaScript keyCode.
Keycolumn For use with repeaters. If set, contains the name of column from which all values (cells) for selected items are extracted into the selectedValue property. For a multiple selection, selectedValue is populated with a comma-separated list of values.
Label
Label Alignment

For a vertical axis, determines whether the labels are aligned vertically to the top, middle, or bottom of the major ticks.

For a horizontal axis, determines whether the labels are aligned to the left, center, or right of the major ticks.

Label Gap Defines the distance, in pixels, between the major tick marks and the labels for this axis.
Label Position

Defines the position of the labels.

None
There are no labels.

Outside
Labels are positioned for each pie wedge, near the outer edge of the pie series. Labels might be inside or outside the wedges, depending on the outer radius of the series.


Callout
Labels are positioned outside of the chart, with callout lines.

Inside
Labels are positioned inside each pie wedge.

Inside with Callout
Labels are positioned inside each pie wedge when possible. If a label can't be positioned inside, it is positioned outside of the chart, with a callout line.

Label Rotation Defines the angle of rotation for the labels on this axis. Valid values are between −90 and 90.
Label Symbol Specifies the symbol to use for a custom label renderer.
Label To Edge Gap Defines the distance, in pixels, between the chart container and the labels for this axis.
Label To Title Gap Defines the distance, in pixels, between the axis title and the axis labels.
Label Units
Labels

Specifies how many labels appear along the axis.

None
No labels appear.

Min Max
Only the minimum and maximum labels appear.

Auto
The number of labels depends on the amount of available space.

Show All
A label appears for every major tick.

Labels Bold Defines whether these labels are bold.
Labels Count Defines the total number of labels along a labeled scale. Must be an integer greater than or equal to 2. The Only Min/Max Labels property overrides this property.
Labels Font Defines the font used for the labels along this axis. To add a font to your project:
  1. If your project does not have a fonts folder, right-click the root folder for your project, and add a new folder named fonts.
  2. Navigate to the font file on your computer and drag it to the fonts folder.
  3. Save your work and refresh the browser.
  4. Specify the font using the drop-down menu for this property.
Labels Font Color Defines the font color used for the labels along this axis.
Labels Font Size Defines the font size used for the labels along an axis.
Labels Italic Defines whether these labels are italic.
Labels Mode
Labels Size Defines the height of the scale labels, as a pixel value or percentage. For circular scales, a percentage is a portion of the circle's radius. For linear scales, a percentage is a portion of half the container width.
Labels Tracking Specifies the horizontal spacing between characters. A null value means the font's default spacing is used.
Labels Underline Defines whether these labels are underlined.
Language Retrieves the language code of the browser.
Lastpage Advances the output table to the last page.
Lastupdate Returns the date and time of the most recently loaded value.
Latitude Sets or returns the latitude at the center of the map component.
Latitude Field Defines the column in your table that contains latitude data. Type the name of the table column in the field.
Layout

Defines how components are positioned within this container.

Absolute
Elements are positioned freely.

Horizontal
Elements are positioned in order horizontally left to right.

Vertical
Elements are positioned in order vertically top to bottom.

Leading Specifies the vertical spacing between lines of text.
Left

In absolute layout, sets the left edge of this component to a distance to the left or right of the left edge of its parent container.

In vertical or horizontal layout, sets the left edge of this component to a distance to the left or right of its normal position.

Distances are either pixel values, or percentages of the parent width. A value of Auto positions the left edge of this component in its normal position. To set a value of Auto, click the blue dot and select Reset.

Left Padding

Defines a number of pixels of space between the left container boundary and the leftmost edge of the content. Negative numbers are not allowed.

Paddings are part of an object's width and height. See Borders, Padding, and Content Size.

Left Right Label Threshold Percent of current label interval used to dtermine whether to display label before the first and after thelast data point.
Length Specifies how many characters to extract.
Limiting Cone Angle
Line Form

Defines the shape of the lines in a line or area series.

Segment
Markers are connected using line segments.

Step
Markers are connected using orthogonal line segments. Horizontal and vertical segments alternate, beginning with a horizontal segment.

ReverseStep
Data points are connected using orthogonal line segments. Vertical and horizontal segments alternate, beginning with a vertical segment.

Vertical
Only the vertical segments from a Step line form are displayed.

Horizontal
Only the horizontal segments from a Step line form are displayed.

Curve
Markers are connected using a curve.

Line Stroke
Line Stroke Style Outline line style for the line series.
Line Stroke Weight
Lines Stroke Color Defines the color used for lines in the tree.
Lines Stroke Style Defines whether lines in the tree are solid or dotted lines.
Lines Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight used for lines in the tree.
Link Paddings Links all four padding editors so that their values are equal.
List Background Color for AM-PM dropdown list background.
Live Update

Specifies when the user’s changes to this component are committed. This property affects changes made in Preview Mode, the Viewer, and the deployed application. It does not affect changes that you make within the Property Inspector.

TRUE
Changes are committed constantly, as the user makes them.

FALSE
Changes are committed only when focus leaves the component.

Load All Nodes

A boolean value that indicates whether to pre-load children for the tree. This value is FALSE by default.

TRUE
All children are loaded when the page is first loaded, when the data table is first set, or when this property becomes TRUE.

FALSE
Children of a node are loaded only when requested, for example when a user clicks the disclosure icon.

Loading
Loading Timeout Specifies how long, in seconds, will attempt to load a child table before stopping the attempt.
Lockscale

Determines whether zooming is allowed. Only applies to mobile devices.

TRUE
Zooming is not allowed on mobile.

FALSE
The user can pinch to zoom on mobile.

Logorder

Specifies how events are logged.

none
Events are not logged.

firstOccurance
The first event for each input n is recorded, beginning with a reset and ending when all fields have been updated at least once. The listener remembers the order in which each input received its first update.

lastOccurance
The last input change for each input n is recorded, beginning with a reset and ending when all fields have been updated at least once. The listener remembers the order in which each input received its most recent update.

all
All input changes are logged, beginning with a reset and ending when all fields have been updated at least once. The order property returns a list of input indexes in the order that the inputs were changed.

Longitude Returns the longitude of the user.
Longitude Field Defines the column in your table that contains longitude data. Type the name of the table column in the field.
Loop

Determines whether the animation sequence is repeated.

TRUE
As soon as it is complete, the animation starts again.

FALSE
The animation happens once, and then the image defined by the URL property is displayed.

Low Separator Color Color that is used for value between middle and minimum.
Main Row Fill Defines the fill for the first group of alternating rows.
Main Row Font Color Defines the font color for the first group of alternating rows.
Main Row Stroke Color Defines the stroke color or border image for outlining the first group of alternating rows.
Main Row Stroke Style Defines the stroke style for outlining the first group of alternating rows.
Main Row Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight or border width for outlining the first group of alternating rows.
Main Value Axis Specifies the axis (x or y) on which values are displayed. By default, values are displayed on the y axis (vertically).
Major Interval Defines the interval between each consecutive pair of major ticks, in the units of the axis.
Major Tick Count Defines the total number of major ticks along this scale.
Major Tick Length Defines the length of each major tick, as a pixel value or a percentage. For circular scales, a percentage is a portion of the circle’s radius. For linear scales, a percentage is a portion of half the container width.
Major Tick Placement Specifies whether the major ticks appear on the inside, outside, or center of the line that represents this axis.
Major Tick Stroke Color Defines the stroke color of the major ticks.
Major Tick Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight of each major tick.
Map Controls Specifies whether to show map controls, allowing the user to manipulate the map. Controls allow the user to zoom in or out, and move left, right, down, or up.
Map Type

Defines the type of Google Map to be displayed in the component.

Roadmap
The default road map view.

Satellite
Google Earth satellite images.

Hybrid
A mixture of road map and satellite images.

Terrain
A physical map based on terrain data.

Mapping
Marker Fill Defines the fill for standard markers.
Marker Radius

For standard markers, defines the marker radius in pixels.

For custom markers, defines the largest radius of an inscribed ellipse, in pixels. In other words, this property is equal to half the symbol width or half the symbol height, whichever is larger.

Marker Renderer

Specifies the symbol to use for custom markers.

To use a symbol from this project, enter the name of the symbol.

To use a symbol from another project in your library, enter the path to that symbol.

Marker Stroke Color Defines the border stroke color for standard markers.
Marker Stroke Style Defines the border stroke style for standard markers.
Marker Stroke Weight Defines the border stroke weight, in pixels, for standard markers.
Markers

Defines the type of markers used by this series. Markers are used to visually represent each data point in the series, in addition to the line or shape that represents the entire series.

None
No markers are used by this series.

Standard
This series uses DGLux5’s standard marker design, a circle with a customizable fill, stroke, and size.

Custom
This series uses the specified symbol as a marker.

Mask
Mask Content Units
Mask Units
Match key and match specify a key-value pair that must be matched somewhere in the JSON message, in order for the message to be sent. Use a value of * for match to accept any value for the specified key. Use these properties when sending a message from DGLux.
Matchregexp Specifies a regular expression that the message must match.
Max Specifies the maximum of the number scale, corresponding to the right end of the gradient.
Max Char Length Specifies the maximum number of characters allowed in this text component.
Max Depth An integer that specifies the maximum level of tree descendants that are allowed. A value of 0 allows an unlimited number of levels. A value of 1 allows only one level of nodes and does not allow any descendants to be loaded.
Max Font Size Defines the maximum font size for this text component. This property is only applicable when font size is set to Auto.
Max Height Maximum height of the component in pixels or as a percent of its container. The auto option means this property is not set.
Max Length Not supported.
Max Radius
Maxheight Specifies the largest height that the component can be resized to, as a pixel value or a percentage of its parent’s height.
Maximum Returns the maximum of the axis range. This is a read-only property, so changing it manually does nothing.
Maxwidth Specifies the largest width that the component can be resized to, as a pixel value or a percentage of its parent’s width.
Message Holds the message to send, if it is a JSON string. Use this property when sending a message from DGLux.
Messagegroup
Messagegroups
Meta For an onKeyUp event, returns whether Meta is still being held, if it was held with the last key typed. For anOnKeyDown event, returns whether Meta was the last key down.
Metadata Returns a table that lists metadata about the specified node.
Method Specifies whether to sort values as strings (alphabetically) or as numbers.
Method N

specifies how to return values in column n for each baseColumn value.

first
Returns the first value in the group.

last
Returns the last value in the group.

average
Returns the average of all number values in the group. Non-number values are treated as null and are not included in the calculation.

sum
Returns the sum of all number values in the group. If there are no number values, returns 0.

max
Returns the largest number value in the group. If there are no number values, returns null.

min
Returns the smallest number in the group. Non-number values are treated as null and are not included in the calculation.

count
Returns the number of values in the group.

concat
Returns all values in the group, separated by commas. Duplicate values are listed.

concatUnique
Returns all unique values in the group, separated by commas. Duplicate values are not listed.

tableUnion
Returns a table of values.

Mid Color Color used for middle value
Millisecond Specifies the number of milliseconds to add or subtract.
Min

Defines a minimum valid number for this input component.

If this is a range input component, and the minimum is null, the bottom of the range is zero.

Min Color

Specifies the type of rollup used.

First
Returns the first value for the interval.

Last
Returns the last value for the interval.

Average
Returns the average of all number values for the interval. Non-number values are treated as null and are not included in the calculation.

Sum
Returns the sum of all number values for the interval. If there are no number values, returns 0.

Max
Returns the greatest number value from the interval. If there are no number values, returns null.

Min
Returns the smallest number value for the interval. Non-number values are treated as null and are not included in the calculation.

Count
Returns the number of values that exist for the interval. Null values are not included.

Concat
Returns all values for the interval, separated by commas. Duplicate values are included.

ConcatUnique
Returns all unique values for the interval, separated by commas. Duplicate values are not included.

Min Font Size Defines the minimum font size for this text component. This property is only applicable when font size is set to Auto.
Min Height Minimum height of the component in pixels or as a percent of its container. The auto option means this property is not set.
Min Radius
Min Width Minimum width of the component in pixels or as a percent of its container. The auto option means this property is not set.
Minheight Specifies the smallest height that the component can be resized to, as a pixel value or a percentage of its parent’s height.
Minimum Returns the minimum of the axis range. This is a read-only property, so changing it manually does nothing.
Minimum Component Duration

Specifies the minimum amount of time, in seconds, that an individual component takes to complete the animation.

The Element Offset and Minimum component Duration properties can cause the animation duration to be longer than that specified by the Duration property.

Minor Interval Defines the interval between each consecutive pair of minor ticks, in the units of the axis.
Minor Tick Count Defines the number of minor ticks between each consecutive pair of major ticks.
Minor Tick Length Defines the length of each minor tick.
Minor Tick Placement Specifies whether the minor ticks appear on the inside, outside, or center of the line that represents an axis.
Minor Tick Stroke Color Defines the stroke color of the minor ticks.
Minor Tick Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight of each minor tick.
Minute Specifies the number of minutes to add or subtract.
Minwidth Specifies the smallest width that the component can be resized to, as a pixel value or a percentage of its parent’s width.
Missingvalue Specifies what value to display if there is no data collected for a certain interval.
  • Null – a null value
  • Use previous – the value for the previous timestamp
  • Use next – the value for the next timestamp
  • Interpolate – the average between the previous and next timestamps
  • Zero – zero
Modal Callout Determines whether the callout for this component is modal. When a modal callout is displayed, other components in the view become faded and inactive. If the Gray Out Component property is TRUE, then the callout's target becomes faded and inactive along with other components.
Modal Callout Fill Specifies the background fill that appears when a modal callout is visible.
Mode

Specifies whether the output table lists only files, only directories, or both.

All
Files and directories are listed.

Files
Only files are listed.

Directories
Only directories are listed.

Modulo
Month Returns the month of the year as a number from 1 to 12.
Month Names Defines the month names that appear on the calendar, as a comma-separated list of 12 values. The first value is displayed for January, and the last is displayed for December. Must be 12 values in order for defined names to take effect.
Mouse Enabled Specifies whether this component responds to mouse events.
Move To Top When set, visually moves the component to the top of its parent container. The order of components in the container and the outline is not affected.
Msg Specifies a string to be included in the developer console when values for this block are updated.
Multi Select For container components, enables users to select multiple components in the container.
Multiline

Specifies whether this text component has multiline capability. Hold Alt+Enter to insert a line break.

TRUE
Line breaks are recognized.

FALSE
Line breaks are ignored. All text is displayed on a single line.

Name Returns the name of the node.
Name 0
Name Column (Recommended) Contains the name of a column in this tree's source table. This column contains names for tree nodes. If default tree styling is used, the items in this column are used as display text. If a symbol is used for the tree, and the symbol has a default property defined, the items in this column are used for that default property.
Name N Specifies a column name for the value n values in the output table.
Name N And From N name n specifies the new column name. from n specifies the data to appear in the new column, using JavaScript notation. For example:
  • "=v1+v2" returns the sum of the values in the "v1" column and the "v2" column.
  • "=dateFormat(timestamp,"y-MM-dd")" returns the date in the "timestamp" column with the specified formatting.
  • "=numberFormat(value,"0.00")" returns the value in the "value" column, rounded to the hundredths place.
See Column Mapping
Name N And Value N value n specifies a value in the output table, and name n specifies a name for the value.
Nesteddata Specifies whether to keep the original rows in a new column of the output table as nested tables. For more information about nested tables, see How do I view the data in nested tables?
Next Advances the value of the input property to the next range of the same duration.
Next Button Glyph

Defines the text or the glyph used for the next month button.

You can find more information on glyphs here.

Next Date Range Changes the currently selected value to the next chronological value. For example, if January 2016 is selected, this action changes the selection to February 2016.
Next Value Returns the next chronological date range after the currently selected date range. For example, if January 2016 is selected, this action changes the selection to February 2016.
Nextpage Advances the output table to the next page.
Nextrange Returns the the next range of the same duration after input.
Objectpath Specifies the path of the component to get a property for. For the parent of this dataflow block, enter @parent. See Scripting and Syntax.
Offset
Offset Operator The Offset Operator is the operator that indicates how the source value and the Offset Value are used to create the target value. Possible values:
  • add — The source value and Offset Value are added together.
  • subtract — The Offset Value is subtracted from the source value.
  • multiply — The source value and Offset Value are multiplied together.
  • divide — The source value is divided by the Offset Value, and a decimal value is returned.

    Example:

    Source: 30
    Offset: divide 8
    Target: 3.75

    This is because 30 / 8 = 3.75.
  • modulo — The source value is divided by the Offset Value, and the remainder is returned.

    Example:

    Source: 30
    Offset: modulo 8
    Target: 6

    This is because 30 / 8 = 3r6.
  • divide (int) — The source value is divided by the Offset Value, and the quotient is returned, rounded down to the nearest integer.

    Example:

    Source: 30
    Offset: divide 8
    Target: 3

    This is because 30 / 8 = 3r6.
Offset Value The Offset Value is the number that is used together with the source value and Offset Operator to determine the target value.
Offsetheight Returns the height of this entire component, in pixels, when the component is resized.
Offsetwidth Returns the width of this entire component, in pixels, when the component is resized.
On Auto Size Sets the size of a container to the minimum required to display the components that it contains.
On Change Event fired when the output changes.
On Click Triggers a 'click' event.
On Click Off Triggers a 'click off' event.
On Click On Triggers a 'click on' event.
On Click Outside Triggers a 'click outside' event.
On Complete Triggers an event on completion of this animation. Can be used to invoke actions or trigger other events.
On Content Load Failed Event to fire when content loading fails.
On Content Loaded Event to fire when content has loaded.
On Create Triggers a 'component created' event.
On Double Click Triggers a 'double-click' event.
On Drag Drop Triggers a 'component dropped' event.
On Drag End Triggers a 'drag end' event, for use when the user ends a drag operation by releasing the mouse button or hitting the ESC key.
On Drag Leave Triggers a 'drag leave' event, for use when a dragged component exits a valid drop target.
On Drag Over Triggers a 'drag over' event, for use when a dragged component is dragged over a valid drop target.
On Drag Start Triggers a 'drag start' event.
On Ended Triggers an event on completion of this video. Can be used to invoke actions.
On Enter
On Key Down
On Key Up
On Lose Focus
On Mouse Down Triggers a 'mouse down' event.
On Mouse Enter Triggers a 'mouse enter' event.
On Mouse Leave Triggers a 'mouse leave' event.
On Mouse Move Triggers a 'mouse move' event.
On Mouse Move Global Triggered by any mouse move, not just mouse moves related to the component.
On Mouse Up Triggers a 'mouse up' event.
On Mouse Up Global Triggered by any mouse-up, not just mouse-ups related to the component.
On Mouse Wheel Triggers a 'mouse wheel' event.
On Right Click Triggers a 'right-click' event.
On Scroll Triggers a 'scroll' event.
On Update Repeater Design time trigger to apply all changes to master series (recreate all generated series with changed parameters)
Onafterprint Fires after the browser window contents are sent to the printer dialog. You can use this for reverting changes made using onBeforePrint.
Onbeforeprint Fires before the browser window contents are sent to the printer dialog. You can use this for changing configuration to prepare for printing.
Oncomplete Fires when the table is finished loading.
Onfinish Fires an event when all of the inputs have been updated at least once.
Onfinished
Onloop Fires when the stopwatch either loops or stops. It can be used to trigger an action.
Only Min/Max Labels Specifies whether the labels for the minimum and maximum of the scale are the only two labels that appear. This property overrides the Labels Count property.
Onmessage
Onmodified Event to fire when one of the internal inputs loses focus after being changed.
Onresize Triggers a 'resize' event for the component. The component's resizeEventEnabled property must be set to TRUE for this event to trigger.
Onreverted
Op

Specifies the comparison, arithmetic, or text operator to apply to the input values. The operator is used in conjunction with inputs to form an expression that can be evaluated to TRUE or FALSE.

By default, the op value of an Or block is "or". The block will not act as described if you change this property.

Opacity Defines the opacity of this component. If this component is a group or container, all components inside are affected.
Open A trigger that opens the browser file chooser. For information about using triggers, see this page.
Open Icon An image to be used as the "expand," or "open," icon for a node that has children, is currently closed, and is not currently selected.
Open Icon Selected An image to be used as the "expand," or "open," icon for a node that has children, is currently closed, and is currently selected. Only works if selection is enabled for this tree.
Option Color Text color for AM-PM dropdown list.
Option Fill Defines the fill for the options list. Not supported in all browsers.
Option Line Height
Option Text Align
Options Defines the list of options for this list component, as comma-separated values.
Options Font Defines the font for the options list. Not supported in all browsers. To add a font to your project:
  1. If your project does not have a fints folder, right-click the root folder for your project, and add a new folder named fonts.
  2. Navigate to the font file on your computer and drag it to the fonts folder.
  3. Save your work and refresh the browser.
  4. Specify the font using the drop-down menu for this property.
Options Font Bold Defines whether the options list is bold. Not supported in all browsers.
Options Font Color Defines the font color for the options list. Not supported in all browsers.
Options Font Italic Defines whether the options list is italic. Not supported in all browsers.
Options Font Size Defines the font size for the options list. Not supported in all browsers.
Options Font Underline Defines whether the options list is underlined. Not supported in all browsers.
Order Returns a comma-separated list of integers representing the order in which the input events occurred, as specified by the logOrder property.
Orientation Specifies the orientation of the output, either portrait or landscape.
Origin
Original Initial property value.
Original 0
Out-Of-Month Cells Bold Specifies whether the text in out-of-month cells is bold.
Out-Of-Month Cells Corner Radius Defines the corner radius for out-of-month cells, as arcs of circles or ellipses. The circles or ellipses are defined using a pixel value or percentage. A pixel value is the radius of a circle. A percentage value defines an ellipse with horizontal and vertical radii that are that percentage of the cell's width and height, respectively. A value of 0 means that corners are not rounded.
Out-Of-Month Cells Fill Defines the fill for out-of-month cells.
Out-Of-Month Cells Font Color Defines the font color for numbers in out-of-month cells. Selected cells style properties take precedence over out-of-month cell properties.
Out-Of-Month Cells Font Family Specifies the font for out-of-month cells. To add a font to your project and use it for this property:
  1. If your project does not have a fonts folder, right-click the root folder for your project and add a new folder named fonts.
  2. Navigate to the font file on your computer and drag it to the fonts folder.
  3. Save your work and refresh the browser.
  4. Specify the font using the drop-down menu for this property.
Out-Of-Month Cells Font Size Defines the font size for numbers in out-of-month cells.
Out-Of-Month Cells Italic For internal use, do not change.
Out-Of-Month Cells Stroke Color Defines the stroke color or border image for outlining out-of-month cells.
Outcolumn N Specifies the label for the column of grouped column n values.
Outer Radius

Defines the radius of this pie chart, as a percentage of the radius of the largest pie chart that would fit. This depends on container size.

If the Reduce Outer Radius property is TRUE, then the radius size might be automatically reduced in order to fit labels or other components.

Outer Radius In Pixels Returns the outer radius of the pie chart in pixels.
Output Returns the variance of the input values.
Output Max
Output Min
Outputmax Specifies the maximum of the new scale.
Outputmin Specifies the minimum of the new scale.
Outputobj Returns a JSON object that comprises the input key/value pairs.
Padding The amount of padding around page contents.
Pagesize Specifies the number of rows per page.
Pagex Returns the distance, in pixels, from the left page boundary to the cursor at the time of the mouse event. Positive values are to the right of the left page boundary.
Pagey Returns the distance, in pixels, from the top page boundary to the cursor at the time of the mouse event. Positive values are below the top page boundary.
Palette Icon Specifies custom icon for widget in widget bar.
Parse Error
Parseerror Indicates whether the block encountered an error. An error might be caused by improperly formatted input.
Path Specifies the absolute location of the node to get metadata for. Drag the relevant node from the Data panel to this field.
Path 0
Path N Defines a DGLux component whose properties change as part of the state.
Pathname Returns the pathname of this project. This is the portion of the URL after the protocol and host, and before any hash or search strings.
Paths Specifies the histories that this block loads. To specify the histories:
  1. Click the Expand icon to open a loadHistories.paths panel.
  2. In the Data panel, click the relevant device or data source.
  3. In the Metrics panel, select a relevant device point, and drag its History icon to the loadHistories.paths panel.
  4. Press Alt + Enter to create a new line.
  5. Repeat steps 2–4 until all paths are entered.
Pause Pauses the video. You can bind to this button, or click it as part of a recorded action.
Peak Color Color used for maximum value.
Percent Origin X X position for drawing center point.
Percent Origin Y Y position for drawing center point.
Percents
Perspective For 3D-transformed components, specifies how many pixels the component is placed from the view. Note that the child components of the component get the perspective view, not the component itself.
Perspective Origin X Specifies where a 3D-transformed component is placed on the X axis.
Perspective Origin Y Specifies where a 3D-transformed component is placed on the Y axis.
Pixeldepth Retrieves the color depth or bit depth of the user’s screen, as reported by the browser. This is the number of bits used to determine the color of a pixel.
Pixelratio Retrieves the ratio of the width to the height of each pixel on the user’s monitor, as reported by the browser.
Place Label Right
Placeholder Defines the placeholder text displayed in this input component when there is no input text.
Platform Retrieves the platform the browser is running on.
Play Plays the video. You can bind to this button, or click it as part of a recorded action.
Plotted Area Height Returns the height of the plot area in pixels. This is a read-only property, so changing it manually does nothing.
Plotted Area Width Returns the width of the plot area in pixels. This is a read-only property, so changing it manually does nothing.
Plotted Area X Returns the view x-coordinate at the left edge of the plotted area. This is a read-only property, so changing it manually does nothing.
Plotted Area Y Returns the view y-coordinate at the top edge of the plotted area. This is a read-only property, so changing it manually does nothing.
Points At X
Points At Y
Points At Z
Position Defines the position of the selected fill color in the gradient. A value of 0% positions the selected color at the leftmost edge of the track that defines the gradient. A value of 100% positions it at the rightmost edge.
Postfix
Power Specifies the exponent to raise input to.
Precision Specifies the number of digits after the decimal to round the number to. A value of 0, less than 0, or null rounds the number to the nearest integer.
Preserve3D When enabled, specifies that child components will preserve their 3D position after the componet is transformed.
Presicion
Previous Changes the value of the input property to the previous range of the same duration.
Previous Button Glyph

Defines the text or the glyph used for the previous month button.

You can find more information on glyphs here.

Previous Date Range Changes the currently selected value to the previous chronological value. For example, if January 2016 is selected, this action changes the selection to December 2015.
Previous Value Returns the previous chronological date range before the currently selected date range. For example, if January 2016 is selected, this action changes the selection to December 2015.
Previousrange Returns the previous range of the same duration before input.
Prevpage Changes the output table to the previous page.
Print Returns a string that is used for errors, other notifications, and debugging.
Product Always returns "Gecko," on any browser. It is not a reliable source of information.
Productsub Retrieves the build number of the browser.
Profile
Projectid Returns the automatically-generated unique ID of this project.
Projectname Returns this project's name.
Protocol Returns whether the project’s URL begins with HTTP or HTTPS.
Qosmode

Specifies whether the script runs as soon as it's invoked.

FALSE
The script waits for other blocks in the queue to finish their logic before it runs, no matter how many times the script is triggerd before it's run, it will only run once.

TRUE
The script runs instantly when script is invoked, and it won't wait for other blocks in the queue to finish their logic. This allows the script to handle every invoke and never skip data update.

Besides invoke, if there are other bindings to the script block, they might not always be updated by the time script is run

When the output of a streaming mode repeater is bound to the script's invoke, the script's qosMode needs to be TRUE, otherwise it might lose the update comes from repeater.

Query Specifies the query sent by this block.
Quotient Returns the integer result of input divided by modulo.
R Axis Type
Radial Stroke Color Defines the stroke color for the edges between wedges. To edit the inner and outer circles of the pie chart, use the Fill and Stroke properties for the series.
Radial Stroke Style Defines the stroke style for the edges between wedges. To edit the inner and outer circles of the pie chart, use the Fill and Stroke properties for the series.
Radial Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight for the edges between wedges. To edit the inner and outer circles of the pie chart, use the Fill and Stroke properties for the series.
Radius Defines the radius of the circle that defines the scale, as a percentage of either half the width or half the height of the container, whichever is larger.
Range Delimiter

Specifies the delimiter used between the start date and end date of the range. If null, a slash (/) is used.

See date formatting help here.

Rangedelimiter Specifies the string used to delimit the beginning of the range and the end of the range.
Ratio Defines the value of this filter effect. The meaning of this value differs depending on the type of effect:
  • Saturation – Changes the saturation of the component. Values under 100% create results with less saturation, and values over 100% create results with more saturation. A value of 100% leaves the component unchanged. A value of 0% makes the component appear completely unsaturated.
  • Grayscale – Converts the component to grayscale. A value of 100% makes the component appear completely grayscale. A value of 0% leaves the component unchanged.
  • Contrast – Controls the component's contrast. Values under 100% create results with less contrast, and values over 100% create results with more contrast. A value of 100% leaves the component unchanged. A value of 0% removes all contrast.
  • Brightness – Controls the component's brightness. Values under 100% create results that appear dimmer, and values over 100% create results that appear brighter. A value of 100% leaves the component unchanged. A value of 0% makes the component appear completely black.
  • Invert – Inverts the samples in the input component, giving a "photo negative" effect. A value of 100% inverts samples completely. A value of 0% leaves the component unchanged.
  • Sepia – Converts the component to sepia. A value of 100% makes the component appear completely sepia. A value of 0% leaves the component unchanged.
  • Hue Rotate – Applies a hue rotation to the component. Specifies the number of degrees around the color circle the input colors will be adjusted. A value of zero or 360 leaves the input unchanged. A value of 180 inverts the hues.
Read Only
Reduce Outer Radius

Defines whether the pie chart radius shrinks automatically in order to fit labels or other components.

TRUE
The pie chart radius might be smaller than that determined by the Outer Radius property, in order to fit labels or other components.

FALSE
The pie chart size is determined by the Outer Radius property only.

Refresh Triggers a refresh of the IFrame.
Regexp Specifies whether to use a regular expression to find strings.
Relative To

Controls the bounding box used to determine the focal point of the zoom animation. Used together with Horizontal Focus and Vertical Focus.

Series
The bounding box tightly surrounds the horizontal and vertical minimums and maximums of the series data.

Chart
The bounding box tightly surrounds the plot area of the chart.

Reload Refreshes the .dg5 file within this Page Include.
Remainder Returns the remainder. The remainder property always has the same sign as the input property.
Renamecolumns Determines the names in the output table for columns that come from input2. Make sure to rename columns if you don’t want them combined. Use this syntax:

column1:newName
column2:newName

Press Alt + Enter to create line breaks between columns. To edit text in a popup window, click the Edit in Window icon.
Render Direction Specifies the order in which wedges are rendered.
Rendererheight Specify height for virtual layout for a group repeater.
Rendererwidth Specify width for virtual layout for a group repeater.
Replace N Specifies the text to replace find n with.
Reset Resets the listener.
Resizeeventenabled When TRUE, permits the 'resize' event to be triggered for the component.
Resolveactions Determines whether to create an output table describing available actions for this node's children. By default, this property is disabled.
Respheaders Returns the HTTP response headers received when the string is loaded.
Restart Restarts the video. You can bind to this button, or click it as part of a recorded action.
Retaincolumns Specifies whether to include the input table's columns in the output table.
Reverse

Determines whether the animation frames are displayed in reverse.

TRUE
The topmost frame in the Property Inspector appears first in the animation sequence.

FALSE
The bottommost frame in the Property Inspector appears first in the animation sequence.

Reverse Z Index For containers with horizontal or vertical layout that contain overlapping components, reverses the overlapped components.
Revert
Right

In absolute layout, sets the right edge of this component to a distance to the left or right of the right edge of its parent container.

In vertical or horizontal layout, sets the right edge of this component to a distance to the left or right of its normal position.

Distances are either pixel values, or percentages of the parent width. A value of Auto positions the right edge of this component in its normal position. To set a value of Auto, click the blue dot and select Reset.

Right Padding Defines a number of pixels of space between the right edge of the date cells, and the border of the calendar component.
Rollup Specifies the type of rollup used. Options are:
  • Avg – the average of all number values for the interval
  • Min – the smallest number value for the interval
  • Max – the largest number value from the interval
  • Sum – the sum of all number values for the interval
  • First – the first value for the interval
  • Last – the last value for the interval
  • Count – the number of non-null values that exist for the interval
Root Specifies the root to use. For example, a value of 3 calculates a cubic root.
Rotation Defines a 2D rotation. The value is an angle in degrees.
Rotation X Defines a 3D rotation along the x-axis. The value is an angle in degrees.
Rotation Y Defines a 3D rotation along the y-axis. The value is an angle in degrees.
Round Time
Rounded Corners Editable Do not change. For internal use.
Roundtime

Specifies whether to force all intervals to start at a round number.

TRUE
Intervals start at a round number. For example, if interval is "day", all intervals start at midnight. If interval is "five minutes", all intervals start at multiples of five minutes past the hour.

FALSE
The first interval starts at the first timestamp, and intervals are appended accordingly. For example, if interval is "day" and the first value is 2015/07/19T08:01:19, then all intervals begin at T08:01:19.

Row Specifies a row index in the input table.
Row Focusable Specifies whether the datagrid row is permitted to receive focus.
Row Height Defines the height of this data grid's rows, in pixels.
Rows Bottom Padding Defines a number of pixels of space between the bottom container boundary and the bottommost edge of the content. Negative numbers are not allowed.
Rows Font Defines the font color for this component.
Rows Font Bold Specifies whether the text in this component is bold.
Rows Font Italic Specifies whether the text in this component is italic.
Rows Font Size Defines the font size for this component.
Rows Horizontal Alignment Specifies whether the content in the rows is left-justified, centered, or right-justified.
Rows Left Padding Defines a number of pixels of space between the left container boundary and the leftmost edge of the content. Negative numbers are not allowed.
Rows Right Padding Defines a number of pixels of space between the right container boundary and the rightmost edge of the content. Negative numbers are not allowed.
Rows Top Padding Defines a number of pixels of space between the top container boundary and the topmost edge of the content. Negative numbers are not allowed.
Rows Vertical Alignment Specifies whether the content in the rows is positioned at the top, middle, or bottom of the container.
Save Removes any binding to the data property. When save is invoked, data currently in the table is maintained.
Scale Scale factor for graphics.
Scale Content

Specifies the scaling behavior of children of this group when the group size changes. Only works when group layout is absolute.

None
Children do not scale when group size changes.

Fit ratio
Children scale while maintaining their aspect ratios.

Fit
Children scale without maintaining their aspect ratios.

Scale Input Maximum

The upper bound of the original scale.

A scale binding takes the source value's relationship to an original scale, and returns the corresponding value on a new scale.

A gradient binding takes the source value's position on an original scale, and returns the color that is at the corresponding position on a specified gradient.

A gradient binding takes the source value's position on an original scale, and returns the color that is at the corresponding position on a specified gradient.

Scale Input Minimum

The lower bound of the original scale.

A scale binding takes the source value's relationship to an original scale, and returns the corresponding value on a new scale.

A gradient binding takes the source value's position on an original scale, and returns the color that is at the corresponding position on a specified gradient.

Scale Output Maximum

The upper bound of the new scale.

A scale binding takes the source value's relationship to an original scale, and returns the corresponding value on a new scale.

Scale Output Minimum

The lower bound of the new scale.

A scale binding takes the source value's relationship to an original scale, and returns the corresponding value on a new scale.

Scale Type Specifies whether the shape of the scale is defined by a circle or a straight line.
Scale X Defines a 3D scale transformation by giving a value for the X-axis
Scale Y Defines a 3D scale transformation by giving a value for the Y-axis
Scale-9 Grid Bottom Defines the pixel height of the bottom row of the scale-9 grid.
Scale-9 Grid Left Defines the pixel width of the leftmost column of the scale-9 grid.
Scale-9 Grid Right Defines the pixel width of the rightmost column of the scale-9 grid.
Scale-9 Grid Top Defines the pixel height of the top row of the scale-9 grid.
Screenheight Retrieves the height of the user’s entire screen in pixels.
Screenwidth Retrieves the width of the user’s entire screen in pixels.
Script Specifies the instance of DGScript held by this block. See Scripting and Syntax for more information about creating a script.
Scriptpath Specifies the path to the JavaScript file. It can be a file path relative to the root, or it can be some other URL. The file extension must be .js.
Scroll Feedback Set to TRUE to enable the scrollX and scrollY properties to be populated when the user scrolls.
Scroll X For a scrollable component, the number of pixels that the component is currently scrolled horizontally. This property is populated when the scrollFeedback property is enabled.
Scroll Y For a scrollable component, the number of pixels that the component is currently scrolled vertically. This property is populated when the scrollFeedback property is enabled.
Scrollfastresponse To make synchronized scrolling smooth, update the position data immediately when it changes.
Scrollleft Returns the difference in pixels between the left edge of the content and the left edge of the portion currently scrolled to.
Scrollleftmax
Scrolltop Returns the difference in pixels between the top edge of the content and the top edge of the portion currently scrolled to.
Scrolltopmax
Search Returns the string that appears after the question mark (?) symbol in the URL. You can bind the search property to a script block and use string functions, such as str.decodeUriComponent(), to parse it into a usable string.
Second Returns the second of the minute as a number from 0 to 59.
Select Child On Click When enabled, users can select child components by clicking them.
Select Node

A node ID that specifies a loaded node to select, expand, and make visible. Only works if the tree's Selection Behavior is set to a value other than None.

If the specified node is not loaded, this property does nothing. You can use this property together with the Load All Nodes property and the onAllNodesLoaded event property in the Advanced properties, to ensure that all nodes are loaded before this property's value is set.

If a node with the specified ID exists in more than one table, then the first node with this ID that is encountered is used.

For selection of more than one node, use the Selected Items property in the Selection properties. However, Selected Items controls selection only, not which nodes are expanded.

Selected

A runtime property that shows whether this component is selected. This property is not saved in Edit mode.

This property is related to the parent's Selection Behavior property. For example, if the Selection Behavior of this component's parent is Single Select, then clicking this component selects it and deselects its siblings. For more about the Selection Behavior property, see the wiki.

Regardless of the parent’s Selection Behavior, you can also change this property in the Property Inspector. For example, if you want this component to be selected when the user clicks a menu button, bind the Selected property of the button to the Selected property of this component.

Selected Cells Bold Specifies whether the text in selected cells is bold.
Selected Cells Corner Radius Defines the corner radius for selected cells, as arcs of circles or ellipses. The circles or ellipses are defined using a pixel value or percentage. A pixel value is the radius of a circle. A percentage value defines an ellipse with horizontal and vertical radii that are that percentage of the cell's width and height, respectively. A value of 0 means that corners are not rounded.
Selected Cells Fill Defines the fill for selected cells.
Selected Cells Font Specifies the font for numbers in selected cells. To add a font to your project:
  1. If your project does not have a fonts folder, right-click the root folder for your project, and add a new folder named fonts.
  2. Navigate to the font file on your computer and drag it to the fonts folder.
  3. Save your work and refresh the browser.
  4. Specify the font using the drop-down menu for this property.
Selected Cells Font Color Defines the font color for numbers in selected cells.
Selected Cells Font Size Defines the font size for numbers in selected cells.
Selected Cells Italic Specifies whether the text in selected cells is italic.
Selected Cells Stroke Color Defines the stroke color or border image for outlining selected cells.
Selected Component Font Defines the font for the selected option. To add a font to your project:
  1. If your project does not have a fonts folder, right-click the root folder for your project, and add a new folder named fonts.
  2. Navigate to the font file on your computer and drag it to the fonts folder.
  3. Save your work and refresh the browser.
  4. Specify the font using the drop-down menu for this property.
Selected Component Font Bold Defines whether the selected option is bold.
Selected Component Font Color Defines the font color for the selected option.
Selected Component Font Italic Defines whether the selected option is italic.
Selected Component Font Size Defines the font size for the selected option.
Selected Component Font Underline Defines whether the selected option is underlined.
Selected Date

Sets or returns the currently selected date for this calendar. Uses the format "yyyy-MM-dd". For more information about date formats, see the DGLux wiki.

If the user selects a range of dates, this property reflects only the date that the user clicked to select the range.

Selected Days Returns the currently selected days as a comma-separated list.
Selected Index

Sets or returns the index of the selected item in this container.

An index of 0 indicates the first item.

An index of −1 deselects all items.

If Multi-Select is enabled and multiple items are selected, comma-separated values are used.

Selected Item Font
Selected Items (Tree Component Only)

Sets or returns a comma-separated list of IDs of selected items in the tree. Only works if the tree's Selection Behavior is set to a value other than None. This property is not serializable, meaning that changes to this property are in effect only for the current session.

A value listed in this property is considered selected regardless of whether the specified node is loaded. However, a node that is selected in the tree will be automatically added to this property only when it is visible.

If a node with the specified ID exists in more than one table, the first node with this ID that is encountered is recognized.

To select and expand a node, and make it visible, use the Select Node property. However, Select Node works only with a single node.

Selected Items Data (Tree Component Only) Returns a read-only table describing items that are both selected and also displayed in the tree. If a node is selected but one of its ancestors is collapsed, that node is not displayed and is not included in the Selected Items Data table.
Selected Range

Sets or returns the currently selected date range for this calendar. Uses the format "yyyy-MM-ddThh:mm:ss/yyyy-MM-ddThh:mm:ss". For more information about date formats, see the DGLux wiki.

To let the user change this property, set the Selection Mode property to Day, Week, or Month.

To change this property using the Property Inspector, click the Selected Range button to open a DGLux date range picker. Using this dialog, you can choose a date range in several ways:

Range
Specify a start date and end date. Optionally, you can also specify a start time and end time using 24-hour time.

Day
Specify one day.

Week
Specify one week. Clicking any date selects a week that includes that date. The selected week starts on a Sunday and ends on a Saturday.

Month
Specify a month and year.

Year
Specify a year.

Relative
Specify a range relative to the current date and time. Enter a number of seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, or years, and specify either "current" or "previous." A "current" range begins at the start of the unit; for example, if the current time is 3:26, the "current hour" is the hour from 3:00 to 4:00, and the "current two hours" is the period from 2:00 to 4:00. A "previous" range immediately precedes the current one. For example, if the time is 3:26 PM, the "previous hour" is the hour from 2:00 to 3:00.

Selected Row Fill Defines the fill for the selected rows. Only works when selection is enabled for the data grid.
Selected Row Font Color Defines the font color for selected rows. Only works when selection is enabled for the data grid.
Selected Row Stroke Color Defines the stroke color or border image for outlining for outlining selected rows. Only works when selection is enabled for the data grid.
Selected Row Stroke Style Defines the stroke style for outlining selected rows. Only works when selection is enabled for the data grid.
Selected Row Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight or border width for outlining selected rows. Only works when selection is enabled for the data grid.
Selected Style For internal use, do not change.
Selectedvalue For use with repeaters. If the keyColumn property is set, this property is populated with the values from the specified column. For a multiple selection, selectedValue is populated with a comma-separated list of values.
Selection Mode

Determines the selection mode for the component.

Day
The user can select one day.

Week
The user can select one week. Selecting any date selects a week that includes that date. The week selected starts on a Sunday and ends on a Saturday, regardless of the currently selected First Day of Week.

Month
The user can select one month. Selecting any date selects its entire calendar month.

Selectonenter When enabled, users can select by hitting the Enter key.
Selector Specifies the location of the data in the JSON string to parse into a table.
Self If the action page is inside a page include component, opens the dashboard in the page include component.
Sendcookies Specifies whether to send the user’s cookie to the URL from which you are retrieving the string. It is safer not to send cookies, but you must send cookies in order to get certain custom information, such as a particular user’s Twitter feed.
Separator Specifies the character or string that delimits the pieces.
Series Animation

Defines animation behavior for this series.

None
An updated chart replaces the old chart without any animation.

Interpolate
The series goes through a smooth transition, with the old chart as the first frame and the new chart as the final frame.

Slide
The series "slides" in and out of the chart boundaries from a direction that you specify.

Zoom
The series "implodes" and "explodes" from a focal point that you specify.

Series Index Index of generated series.
Series Type

Defines how the series data is visually represented.

Line series
Markers represent the data points. Lines connect the markers.

Area series
Markers represent the data points. Lines connect the markers, and the area delimited by the lines is filled in.

Bar series
Horizontal bars represent the data points.

Column series
Vertical columns represent the data points.

Service Service from which to get data.
Service Id
Shadows Attaches one or more shadows to this component.
Shear Specifies the angle for a 3D shear transformation.
Shift For an onKeyUp event, returns whether Shift is still being held, if it was held with the last key typed. For anOnKeyDown event, returns whether Shift was the last key down.
Show Arrow Determines whether an arrow graphic appears in the component, indicating a drop-down list.
Show Binding
Show Callout Shows the callout. You can bind data or properties to this button, or click it as part of a recorded action.
Show Datatips Specifies whether datatips are displayed when the user mouses over data points. If this series uses custom markers, datatips are shown by default.
Show Day Specifies whether this date range picker includes an option to choose a day.
Show Full Time

Determines whether the Range portion of the date range picker includes time.

TRUE
The date range picker can specify start and end times, as well as start and end dates.

FALSE
The date range picker can specify start and end dates only.

Show Labels Specifies whether this series has labels.
Show Legend Specifies whether to show a simple legend in the heat map component.
Show Line
Show Loading Indicator Determines whether to disaply a visual signal when an attempt is being made to load tree nodes.
Show Month Specifies whether this date range picker includes an option to choose a calendar month.
Show Range Specifies whether this date range picker includes an option to choose a starting date/time and ending date/time.
Show Relative Specifies whether this date range picker includes an option to choose a date range relative to the current date.
Show Root

Specifies whether the data in the top-level table is displayed in the tree component. This property is TRUE by default.

TRUE
The tree component displays as its top level the nodes named in the table that is used as the Table property.

FALSE
The tree component displays as its top level the children of the first row of the table that is used as the Table property. The other rows from the top-level table are not displayed.

Show Week Specifies whether this date range picker includes an option to choose a week beginning on Sunday and ending on Saturday.
Show Year Specifies whether this date range picker includes an option to choose a calendar year.
Showstatus Determines whether a status column is included for each history in the output table. Status values report the status of the node data at the time that data was collected, such as "down" or "overridden." This can indicate the reliability of the value.
Size Specifies the paper size of the output.
Snap Interval
Snap Speed
Solid Only
Sort Ascending Sorts the data using this column, in ascending order. Using this trigger changes the Sort Order to Ascending, under Data Grid properties.
Sort Column Specifies the name of the column by which to sort the data. Only works if the column has the Sortable property enabled.
Sort Descending Sorts the data using this column, in descending order. Using this trigger changes the Sort Order to Descending, under Data Grid properties.
Sort Order

Specifies whether the data is sorted in ascending or descending order.

To change whether the data is treated as strings or numbers when sorted, open the dataflow for this data grid and edit the Sort block.

Sortable

Specifies whether the columns affected by this column editor are sortable.

Sorting Indicator Specifies whether a graphic appears in the column that currently sorts the data. The Sorting Indicator property for a Name column editor overrides the Sorting Indicator property for an All column editor.
Specular Exponent
Spellcheck Enable or disable spellchecking for the component.
Start
Start Angle Defines the start angle of the circular scale. A value of zero indicates the top of the circle. Valid values are between −180 and 180.
Start Thickness Defines the thickness of the scale track at its start, as a pixel or percentage value. For circular scales, a percentage is a portion of the circle’s radius. For linear scales, a percentage is a portion of the entire container width.
Status Returns the HTTP response status code.
Step Defines the interval between valid numbers for this input component. Valid numbers are the minimum and multiples of the Step value larger than the minimum. If no minimum is defined, valid numbers are zero and multiples of the Step value larger or smaller than zero. A Step value of zero means that any interval is allowed.
Stop Stops the video. You can bind to this button, or click it as part of a recorded action.
Strength Affects the differential or the change rate of the easing function. A value of 0.5 is the default. Values below 0.5 decrease the differential or the change rate, making the easing appear less pronounced. Values above 0.5 increase the differential or the change rate, making the easing appear more pronounced.
Strength Back Affects the differential or the change rate of the easing function in the reverse manner of the Strength property. See Strength for details.
Strict When enabled, the result is null if any input is null.
Stroke Defines the stroke for this component.
Stroke Color Defines the stroke color for outlining this component.
Stroke Opacity Defines the opacity of this component's outline.
Stroke Style Defines the stroke style for outlining this component.
Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight for outlining this component.
Style
Superuser Returns whether the currently logged in user is a Super User.
Support Separate Border
Svg Defs

Defines the <defs> component for the repeated SVG component.

Example
<style>rect{fill:green;stroke:black;}</style>

This example defines a style for the repeated SVG rectangle. The style includes a green fill and a black border stroke.

Svg Filter For X Axis For internal use, do not change.
Svg Filter For Y Axis For internal use, do not change.
Svg Id
Symbol

Defines the symbol to be used as a location marker.

If the symbol is in this project, enter the name of the symbol.

To use a symbol from another project in your library, enter the path to that symbol.

Tab Index
Table
Table (Required) Defines the table that the tree uses as a data source. This table contains the top level of nodes and references to the next level of nodes, if they exist. This table must include a column that contains item IDs.
Target
Temperature Unit
Text Sets or reflects the string that appears in this text component.
Text Anchor
Text Direction

Specifies the direction for text and input in this component, to support the use of right-to-left languages.

Left to right
The text or user input direction is left to right.

Right to left
The text or user input direction is right to left.

Auto
The direction of user input is automatically detected as the user enters text.

Text Selectable Specifies whether users can select text in this field.
Then Specifies the value to return if one or more of the input properties evaluate to TRUE.
Then 0
Then N Specifies the result value if the expression formed by input, operator, and case n is TRUE.
This Value Returns the currently selected date range.
Thisrange Returns the currently selected range in input.
Thumb Corner Radius Defines rounded corners for the thumbs in this container's scrollbars, as arcs of circles or ellipses. The circles or ellipses are defined using a pixel value or percentage. A pixel value defines the radius of a circle. A percentage value defines an ellipse with horizontal and vertical radii that are that percentage of the component's width and height, respectively.
Thumb Fill Defines the fill of the thumbs in this container's scrollbars.
Thumb Stroke Color Defines the stroke color for outlining the thumbs in this container's scrollbars.
Thumb Stroke Style Defines the stroke style for outlining the thumbs in this container's scrollbars.
Thumb Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight for outlining the thumbs in this container's scrollbars.
Ticks Defines values where ticks appear on the range selector, as a list of comma-separated values.
Ticks Placement Specifies whether the ticks are positioned on the inside, outside, or center of the circle or line that defines the scale.
Tile Alignment

Defines positioning of the columns and rows containing wrapped components within this container.

Flex-Start
The rows are packed against the top edge, or the columns are packed against the left edge.

Flex-End
The rows are packed against the bottom edge, or the columns are packed against the right edge.

Center
The rows or columns are packed together around the center of the container.

Space-Between
The rows or columns are positioned against both edges, with equal space between them.

Space-Around
The rows or columns are positioned with equal space between them, and space along both edges equal to half of the space between two rows or columns.

Stretch
The rows or columns stretch to fit the parent container.

Tiling Angle If Repeat Horizontally or Repeat Vertically is selected, changing this value causes tiles to repeat along an angle. Valid values are between −45 and 45.
Tiling/Scaling

Determines whether the image tiles or scales within its container.

No Tiling
The image does not tile. An image larger than its container is clipped.

Tiling
The image tiles to fill the container either horizontally, vertically, or both horizontally and vertically.

Scaling
The image scales to the size of the container.

Tiling/Scaling Options

When Tiling is selected, this property determines whether the image tiles horizontally, vertically, or both horizontally and vertically.

Repeat
The image tiles horizontally and vertically.

Repeat Horizontally
The image tiles horizontally only. One row of tiles appears.

Repeat Vertically
The image tiles vertically only. One column of tiles appears.

When Scaling is selected, this property determines how the image scales when its container size changes.

Contain
The image scales while maintaining its aspect ratio. Part of the container might be empty.

Cover
The image scales to fill the container while maintaining its aspect ratio. Any part of the image that overflows the container is clipped.

Stretch
The image stretches to cover the container. The image’s aspect ratio is not maintained.

Time Returns the serial number.
Time Format Specifies how time is displayed. Examples: 'hh:mm a' 'HH:mm' 'HH:mm:ss.S'
Time Range
Timeout Specifies how long the block will attempt to create the table before the request is canceled.
Timerange Specifies the date and time range to return the histories for. You can click the button and use the date range picker to specify a range.
Title Defines the title text for this axis. This text appears as an axis title label.
Title Alignment For a vertical axis, specifies whether the axis title is aligned to the top, bottom, or center of the axis. For a horizontal axis, specifies whether the axis title is aligned to the left, right, or center of the axis.
Title Bold Defines whether the title of this axis is bold.
Title Color For internal use, do not change.
Title Font Defines the font used for the title of this axis.
Title Font Color Defines the font color used for the title of this axis.
Title Font Size Defines the font size used for the title of this axis.
Title Italic Defines whether title of this axis is italicized.
Title Letter Spacing Spacing for axis title text.
Title Style For internal use, do not change.
Title Text Decoration For internal use, do not change.
Title Underline Defines whether the title of this axis is underlined.
Today Cell Bold Specifies whether the text in the today cell is bold.
Today Cell Corner Radius Defines the corner radius for the cell that represents the current day, as arcs of circles or ellipses. The circles or ellipses are defined using a pixel value or percentage. A pixel value is the radius of a circle. A percentage value defines an ellipse with horizontal and vertical radii that are that percentage of the cell's width and height, respectively. A value of 0 means that corners are not rounded.
Today Cell Fill Defines the fill for the calendar cell that represents the current day, based on the user’s date and time settings.
Today Cell Font Specifies the font for the calendar cell that represents the current day. To add a font to your project:
  1. If your project does not have a fonts folder, right-click the root folder for your project, and add a new folder named fonts.
  2. Navigate to the font file on your computer and drag it to the fonts folder.
  3. Save your work and refresh the browser.
  4. Specify the font using the drop-down menu for this property.
Today Cell Font Color Defines the font color for the calendar cell that represents the current day, based on the user’s date and time settings.
Today Cell Font Size Defines the font size for the calendar cell that represents the current day, based on the user’s date and time settings.
Today Cell Italic Specifies whether the text in the today cell is italic.
Today Cell Stroke Color Defines the stroke color or border image for outlining the calendar cell that represents the current day, based on the user’s date and time settings.
Today Style
Tooltip Defines the tooltip text to appear when the user mouses over this component. Tooltips use the default tooltip appearance for the user's browser and operating system. Tooltips appear only when the Mouse Enabled property is TRUE for the component and its parents.
Tooltip Help Mode
Top

In absolute layout, sets the top edge of this component to a distance above or below the top edge of its parent container.

In vertical or horizontal layout, sets the top edge of this component to a distance above or below its normal position.

Distances are either pixel values, or percentages of the parent height. A value of Auto positions the top edge of this component in its normal position. To set a value of Auto, click the blue dot and select Reset.

Top Left Radius Defines the top left rounded corner as an arc of a circle or an ellipse. The circle or ellipse is defined using a pixel value or percentage. A pixel value is the radius of a circle. A percentage value defines an ellipse with horizontal and vertical radii that are that percentage of the component's width and height, respectively.
Top Padding Defines a number of pixels of space between the top edge of the date cells, and the header of the calendar.
Top Right Radius Defines the top right rounded corner as an arc of a circle or an ellipse. The circle or ellipse is defined using a pixel value or percentage. A pixel value is the radius of a circle. A percentage value defines an ellipse with horizontal and vertical radii that are that percentage of the component's width and height, respectively.
Total Frames Returns the number of frames in the animation, not including the image. This is a read-only property, so changing it manually does nothing. Add frames by clicking the Add button.
Totalpage Returns the total number of pages for this table.
Tracelabel Label for the trace messages logged by the Trace dataflow block, which monitors changes to specified properties and logs any changes in the browser's JavaScript console. Must be set for stage when tracing value is Auto.
Tracing

Specifies whether the changes are recorded. To learn about setting the value to Auto, see this page.

TRUE
Changes are logged in the console.

FALSE
Changes are not logged.

Auto
Changes are logged only if the Advanced property **traceLabel** is not null for the Stage.

Track Corner Radius Defines rounded corners for the tracks in this container's scrollbars, as arcs of circles or ellipses. The circles or ellipses are defined using a pixel value or percentage. A pixel value defines the radius of a circle. A percentage value defines an ellipse with horizontal and vertical radii that are that percentage of the component's width and height, respectively.
Track Fill Defines the fill of the track in this container's scrollbars.
Track Placement Specifies whether the track is positioned on the inside, outside, or center of the circle or line that defines the scale.
Track Stroke Color Defines the stroke color for outlining the track in this container's scrollbars.
Track Stroke Style Defines the stroke style for outlining the track in this container's scrollbars.
Track Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight for outlining the track in this container's scrollbars.
Tracking Specifies the horizontal spacing between characters. If null, the default spacing for the selected font is used.
Traffic Layer Specifies whether to show the Google Maps Traffic Layer on the map.
Transform Origin X Specify the X-axis origin for a 3D transform
Transform Origin Y Specify the Y-axis origin for a 3D transform
Translatex Defines a 3D translation using only the value for the X-axis
Translatey Defines a 3D translation using only the value for the Y-axis
True Label
Type Returns the data type of the node, if applicable.
Underline Specifies whether the text in this component is underlined.
Unfocus removes focus from the component.
Unit Returns the units of the node, if applicable.
Units The unit in which padding is specified.
Url

Specifies the location of the image that fills this component. Click the folder icon to select or upload an image, or enter a relative URL within the project, such as assets/image.png. You can also enter any absolute URL, even if it is outside of your project or DGLux.

You can use any image format that is supported by the user's browser.

Use Clipping
Use Div Labels Specifies whether the labels along an axis are coded as <div> components, thereby allowing multiline text and HTML tags. By default, labels are rendered as SVG text components, which are faster but support fewer formatting options.
Use Gpu For debugging a rendering issue with iOS and Safari.
User Returns the currently logged in user for this session.
Useragent Retrieves the user–agent string, which identifies the browser and certain system details. It might not be accurate.
Value Sets and returns the value of this Number block or Constant block.
Value 0
Value Field Specifies the name of the column from which to read values.
Value N Sets or returns the cell value at the specified row and column n. In addition, updates to the value n property write to the data source if the data source is a Table block. For other data sources, including other block properties that hold the table data type, changing the value does nothing.
Value Rollup
Value Scale
Valuecolumn Specifies the name of the table column that holds the values to be rolled up.
Valuerollup

Specifies the type of rollup used.

First
Returns the first value for the interval.

Last
Returns the last value for the interval.

Average
Returns the average of all number values for the interval. Non-number values are treated as null and are not included in the calculation.

Sum
Returns the sum of all number values for the interval. If there are no number values, returns 0.

Max
Returns the greatest number value from the interval. If there are no number values, returns null.

Min
Returns the smallest number value for the interval. Non-number values are treated as null and are not included in the calculation.

Count
Returns the number of values that exist for the interval. Null values are not included.

Concat
Returns all values for the interval, separated by commas. Duplicate values are included.

ConcatUnique
Returns all unique values for the interval, separated by commas. Duplicate values are not included.

Vendor Retrieves the vendor name of the browser.
Vendorsub Retrieves the version number substring of the vendor information. However, it is not a reliable source of information.
Version Returns the version number you have given to this project. Add a version number by selecting Project > Project Properties.
Vertical Alignment

Determines how images or tiles are vertically aligned.

Top
The topmost edge of the image or tiles is justified to the top container boundary.

Middle
The image or tiles are vertically centered.

Bottom
The bottommost edge of the image or tiles is justified to the bottom container boundary.

Vertical Alternate Fill Defines the second of two fills that alternate in the plotting area between vertical gridlines.
Vertical Axis Title Orientation Controls axis title orientation for a vertical axis. Orientation can be either Vertical or Flipped Vertical. You might want to select Vertical if the axis is on the left of the chart, and Flipped Vertical if the axis is on the right.
Vertical Center

In absolute or horizontal layout, sets the vertical center of this component to a distance above or below the vertical center of its parent container. The value can be pixels, or a percent of the parent height.

A negative value moves this component up, and a positive value moves it down. A value of Auto positions the vertical center of this component in its normal position in the layout. To set a value of Auto, click the blue dot and select Reset.

Vertical Change Count
Vertical Fill Defines the first of two fills that alternate in the plotting area between vertical gridlines.
Vertical Focus

Together with Horizontal Focus and Relative To, determines the focal point of the zoom animation.

Top
The zoom animation begins at the top of the bounding box defined in Relative To.

Bottom
The zoom animation begins at the bottom of the bounding box defined in Relative To.

Center
The zoom animation begins at the vertical center of the bounding box defined in Relative To.

Null
If Vertical Focus is null, and Horizontal Focus is not null, then the focus is a vertical line rather than a point. If both values are null, then the focal point is the center of the bounding box.

Vertical Gap Defines the minimum number of pixels between components in a vertical layout, or between columns in a wrapped horizontal layout.
  • When Vertical Alignment is Flex-Start, Vertical Gap defines a bottom padding, but you must define a top padding separately.
  • For all other Vertical Alignments, Vertical Gap defines a top padding, but you must define a bottom padding separately.
Vertical Gridline Stroke Color

Defines the stroke color for the vertical lines that divide columns.

To define the lines between column headers, use the header's Fill and Stroke properties.

Vertical Gridline Stroke Style

Defines the stroke style for the vertical lines that divide columns.

To define the lines between column headers, use the header's Fill and Stroke properties.

Vertical Gridline Stroke Weight

Defines the stroke weight for the vertical lines that divide columns.

To define the lines between column headers, use the header's Fill and Stroke properties.

Vertical Origin Stroke
Vertical Origin Stroke Weight
Vertical Scrollbar Width Defines the width of the vertical scrollbar on this container, as a pixel value or a percentage of the container width.
Vertical Scrolling

Defines vertical scrolling behavior on this component.

Off
Vertical scrolling is always disabled.

On
Vertical scrolling is always enabled. The track appears even if the content does not overflow.

Auto
Vertical scrolling is automatically enabled when content overflows.

Vertical Show Origin
Vertical Spacing Defines the amount of empty space, in pixels, between rows in the calendar.
Vertical Stroke Color Defines the stroke color for vertical gridlines.
Vertical Stroke Style Defines the stroke style for vertical gridlines. A stroke weight greater than 0 overrides a stroke style of None.
Vertical Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight for vertical gridlines.
Vertical Tick Aligned

Defines where vertical gridlines are placed.

TRUE
Vertical gridlines are positioned at major ticks.

FALSE
Vertical gridlines are positioned halfway between major ticks.

Vertical Zoom Maximum

Sets or returns the maximum of the range on the vertical axis for the zoomed view. If either Minimum or Maximum is null, the zoom does not happen.

Zooming works only with linear, log, and datetime axes. For dates, use the format "yyyyMMdd".

Vertical Zoom Minimum

Sets or returns the minimum of the range on the vertical axis for the zoomed view. If either Minimum or Maximum is null, the zoom does not happen.

Zooming works only with linear, log, and datetime axes. For dates, use the format "yyyyMMdd".

Vertical Zoom Trigger Zooms the chart to the range specified by the Vertical Zoom Minimum and Maximum. To return the chart to its pre-zoom view, the user can click on the chart. Zooming works only with linear, log, and datetime axes.
Video Controls Specifies whether video controls are shown to the user.
Virtuallayout Enables virtual layout for a group repeater.
Visible

Defines whether this component is visible. Regardless of value, the component affects layout and is stored in the user's browser memory. Because the component is stored in memory, performance might be affected.

TRUE
This component is visible.

FALSE
This component is not visible, but it still affects layout and is stored in browser memory.

Volume Changes the video player’s volume. You can bind to this property, or modify it as part of a recorded action.
W
Weather Layer
Wedge Fills

Specify colors for the pie wedges in this series. Click Add to add a color. Click on a color to edit it.

Colors are used in order, with the top color corresponding to the top row of table data.

The Color Field property overrides this property.

Wedge Label Configures the text displayed in wedge labels for this series. Use the same tags you would use for a datatip.
Weekday Returns the day of the week as a number from 1 to 7. The number 1 represents Sunday, and the number 7 represents Saturday.
Weekday Cells Bold Specifies whether the text in weekday cells is bold.
Weekday Cells Corner Radius Defines the corner radius for weekday cells, as arcs of circles or ellipses. The circles or ellipses are defined using a pixel value or percentage. A pixel value is the radius of a circle. A percentage value defines an ellipse with horizontal and vertical radii that are that percentage of the cell's width and height, respectively. A value of 0 means that corners are not rounded.
Weekday Cells Fill Defines the fill for weekday cells.
Weekday Cells Font Specifies the font for numbers in weekday cells.
Weekday Cells Font Color Defines the font color for numbers in weekday cells.
Weekday Cells Font Size Defines the font size for numbers in weekday cells.
Weekday Cells Italic Specifies whether the text in weekday cells is italic.
Weekday Cells Stroke Color Defines the stroke color or border image for outlining each weekday cell.
Weekend Cells Bold Specifies whether the text in weekend cells is bold.
Weekend Cells Fill Defines the fill for weekend cells.
Weekend Cells Font Specifies the font for numbers in calendar weekend cells. To add a new font to your project and use it for this property:
  1. If you have not already done so, right-click the root folder for your project, and add a new folder named fonts.
  2. Navigate to the font file on your computer and drag it to the fonts folder.
  3. Save your work and refresh the browser.
  4. Specify the font using the drop-down menu for this property.
Weekend Cells Font Color Defines the font color for numbers in weekend cells.
Weekend Cells Font Size Defines the font size for numbers in weekend cells.
Weekend Cells Italic Specifies whether the text in weekend cells is italic.
Weekend Cells Stroke Color Defines the stroke color or border image for outlining weekend cells.
Weekend Corner Radius Defines the corner radius for weekend cells, as arcs of circles or ellipses. The circles or ellipses are defined using a pixel value or percentage. A pixel value is the radius of a circle. A percentage value defines an ellipse with horizontal and vertical radii that are that percentage of the cell's width and height, respectively. A value of 0 means that corners are not rounded.
Weekend Style For internal use, do not change,
Widget Group Configures how the widget bar displays a widget that is composed of grouped components: when this proeprty is enabled, the widget bar displays the number of components in the group.
Width Retrieves the width of the usable portion of the user’s browser window in pixels.
Withheader Specifies whether the input table contains a header row.
Word Wrap Specifies whether overflow text wraps. Multiline text must be enabled for this property to take effect.
Wrap

Defines whether components within this container can wrap when there is not enough space to fit them in a single row or column. When the Layout property is set to Vertical, components can wrap into columns. When the Layout property is set to Horizontal, components can wrap into rows.

Nowrap
Elements do not wrap.

Wrap
The first component that does not fit in a row or column starts a new row or column. components in a row are positioned from left to right. components in a column are positioned from top to bottom. The first row is on the top, or the first column is on the left.

Wrap-Reverse
Elements behave as in Wrap, except that the first row is on the bottom, or the first column is on the right.

X
X Column If 'One Column' is specified for x column selection, specifies the column to use.
X Data Rule Specifies how x axis column is selected.
X Exclude If 'Exclude Columns' is specified for x column selection, specifies the columns to exclude.
X Field

Defines the table column from which the X values of the heat map data points are determined.

Each X value is a distance in pixels from the left edge of the component.

X Interval
X Offset For callouts, the X offset for mouseover and event modes, relative to the position of the target.
X Original Column
Y
Y Column If 'One Column' is specified for y column selection, specifies the column to use.
Y Data Rule Specifies how y axis column is selected.
Y Exclude If 'Exclude Columns' is specified for y column selection, specifies the columns to exclude.
Y Field Specifies the table column that is mapped to the y-axis for this series.
Y Offset For callouts, the Y offset for mouseover and event modes, relative to the position of the target.
Y Original Column
Year
Z
Zoom Sets or returns the zoom level for the map. Zero is the lowest zoom level, in which the entire world can be seen in one map. For each map type, valid zoom levels are from 0 to the maximum zoom level for that location and map type. The maximum depends on available data and is typically between 18 and 21 for a given location and map type.
Zoom Center Y Y axis center for zoom operation.
Zoom Centerx X axis center for zoom operation
Zoom Method Specifies zoom by center point or rectangle.
Zoom Mouse Enabled Enables zooming using mouse wheel.
Zoom Preview Visibility SHow or hide the zoom tool.
Zoom Rect H Height of zoom rectangle
Zoom Rect W Width of zoom rectangle.
Zoom Rect X X axis center point of zoom rectangle.
Zoom Rect Y Y axis center point of zoom rectangle.
Zoom Scale Specifies the size of the zoom tool relative to its container.
Zoom Tool Enabled For container components, displays a small window that the user can use to navigate.
Zoom Tool Position Specifies the location of the zoom tool in its container.
Zoomer Fill Defines the fill of the zoom marquee.
Zoomer Mode

Sets or returns the Zoomer Mode of the chart.

Zoomer Modes allow the user to zoom in by dragging a marquee, and zoom out by clicking on the chart. Zoomer Modes work only with linear, log, and datetime axes. When any Zoomer Mode is enabled, both horizontal and vertical ranges can also be defined in the Property Inspector.

None
No zooming is enabled.

Horizontal
The user can zoom in to a specific horizontal range. The user cannot change the vertical zoom by dragging.

Vertical
The user can zoom in to a specific vertical range. The user cannot change the horizontal zoom by dragging.

Both
The user can zoom in to a specific horizontal and vertical range.

Rectangle
The user can zoom in to a specific horizontal and vertical range by dragging a rectangle.

Zoomer Stroke Color Defines the stroke color for the outline of the zoom marquee.
Zoomer Stroke Style Defines the stroke style for the outline of the zoom marquee.
Zoomer Stroke Weight Defines the stroke weight for the outline of the zoom marquee.