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The Element Search Field
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| Function | You can use a search field to search a list of possible values in the container. Search fields have an auto-complete function: Depending on the input, a suitable hit list is displayed. |
| Default | A newly generated search field does not contain any functionality. Search fields must be configured accordingly. This requires programming knowledge. |
| Example | The search term z has been entered in the search field Product. The drop down list displays all product names stored in the container in which this search term occurs:
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Configuration Options
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Container Name for Possible Values To use the search field, possible values are defined in the container using a Worker or aform function. In the field Container Name for Possible Values, you have to save the reference to the data object defined in the container. | |||||||||||
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