TJSDualEditDialog Members Public Properties

Public Properties

	Name	Description
	ActiveControlType	Determines which control type has the focus when the dialog is displayed.
	AllowCancel	Dialog can be cancelled.
	AllowMinimize	Dialog can be minimized.
	BiDiMode	Specifies the bi-directional mode for the control.
	Border	Specifies the appearance of the dialog border. The border is not visible by default.
	BorderStyle	Specifies the appearance and behavior of the form border.
	Button	Holds the properties relating to customised button appearance.
	ButtonBar	Holds the properties that control how the button section is displayed.
	Color	The background color for the dialog. This color controls the background color for all of the dialog and its controls except for the button section. To set the color of the button section, use the ButtonBar Color property.
	Content	Text that is displayed in the content section of the dialog.
	CustomButtonResult	The value of the button that was clicked.
	CustomButtons	Contains the list of custom buttons that the dialog is to display.
	DefaultMonitor	The monitor on which to display the dialog on.
	DialogOptions	Controls the appearance of the different dialog sections and controls.
	DialogStyle	Determines the style of the dialog to be displayed.
	EditControls	Access to the created edit controls. Currently only one edit control is supported.
	EditProperties	Contains the properties for changing the characteristics of the edit control on a dialog.
	EditValue	The dialog result referenced as a string.
	EditValue1	This is EditValue1, a member of class TJSCustomDualEditDialog.
	EditValue2	This is EditValue2, a member of class TJSCustomDualEditDialog.
	EmulateMessageDlg	Properties that controls the appearance of the dialog. When TRUE the dialog will look like older style dialogs from operating systems prior to Windows Vista. You should avoid setting this property directly unless you are sure you want this to occur. For a consistent look and feel for all dialogs use the OldDialogStyle exclusively. keywords: Appearance;OldDialogStyle;EmulateMessageDlg
	Expando	Holds the properties that control how the expando control.
	Font	Specifies the font attributes to use for the content section of the dialog. This font is also used for the Verification check box.
	Footer	Holds the properties that control how the footer section is displayed.
	Form	References the form for the dialog when displayed.
	Glyph	Holds the image to be displayed in the content section of the dialog.
	Header	Holds the properties that control how the header section is displayed.
	HelpContext	Context used when F1 has been pressed and HelpType is htContext.
	HelpKeyword	Keyword used when F1 has been pressed and HelpType is htKeyword.
	HelpLink	Holds the properties that control how the help link is displayed.
	HelpType	Invocation method for help when the user presses F1.
	Icon	Holds the Icon that is used in the dialogs title bar. BorderIcons must include biSystemMenu for the Icon to be displayed.
	Instruction	Holds the properties that control how the instruction is displayed. keywords: Instruction;Text
	Location	The coordinates of the dialog when the Position property is dpDesigned. The Location values are ignored if one of them is -1.
	MainIcon	Icon that is displayed on the left edge of the dialog.
	MaxLines	The maximum number of content lines to display.
	ModalResult	The modal result value of the button that was clicked to close the dialog.
	OnCleanUpDialog	Triggered once the Form reference that contains the dialog is destroyed.
	OnCreated	Triggered when the dialog is created.
	OnDestroyed	Triggered once the Form reference that contains the dialog is destroyed.
	OnDialogCollapse	Event triggered when the dialog has been collapsed by pressing the Expando button.
	OnDialogConstructed	Triggered once the dialog has been setup and is about to be shown.
	OnDialogExpand	Event triggered when the dialog has been expanded by pressing the Expando button.
	OnDialogShow	Triggered when the dialog is first displayed.
	OnKeyPress	Respond to specific key presses on the dialog by using this event
	PlaySounds	Determines if the dialog plays a sound when displayed on screen.
	Position	Determines the Position of the dialog. When Position is set to dpDesigned then the top and left values are retrieved from the Location property. If the Location property has one value of -1, then the dialog is displayed centered.
	Progress	Holds the properties that control how the progress bar functions.
	RadioButton	Holds the properties that allow the extending of the RadioButton functionality
	RadioButtons	Contains the list of radio buttons that the dialog is to display. Requires the doRadioButtons value set in DialogOptions.
	RadioResult	Overiew: The value of the selected radio button. Specifies the checked value of the radio button on the dialog.
	Sheet	Applicable options when the DialogStyle is set to dsSheet
	ShowHelpButton	Sumamry Specifies if the Help button is displayed in the dialogs caption. Specify to display a help button in the caption of the dialog. A question mark appears in the form's title bar and when clicked, the cursor changes to crHelp; otherwise, no question mark appears. The help button will only appear when AllowMinimize is false.
	ShowHint	Specifies whether hints are visible on the dialog.
	Text	This property is no longer used and could be removed in a future release.
	Timer	Holds the properties that control how the doTimer flag works
	Title	The title of the dialog. The Title text appears in the caption of the created dialog providing the BorderStyle is not bsNone.
	UseDefaultFonts	Set to use the default fonts that have been set in the DefaultFonts global variable. When TRUE all specific Font sections are ignored. keywords: Fonts;DefaultFonts;TDefaultFont
	UseOldStyleSetting	Specifies if the dialog should be displayed as if the MessageDlg function has been called.
	Verification	Holds the properties that control how the verification check box is displayed.
	VerificationResult	The result of the verification check box.
	Width	Determines the width of the client area of the dialog.