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The User Interface Settings will depend on what type of deployment has been set in the 'Deploy Settings'. If it is the 'Windows Desktop Deployemnt' then the following will be shown;
Invalid Color: This specifies the color to be used for the tab marker to indicate a tab sheet which has invalid values selected. This is displayed to the developer as hexideciaml RGB.
Incomplete Color: This specifies the color to be used for the tab marker to indicate an incomplete tab sheet. This is displayed to the developer as hexideciaml RGB.
Show Close Confirmation: In run time mode, when you exit an application the user will be given a warning by default. Setting this parameter to False will disable this warning.
Close Confirmation Text: This text specifies the warning message that will appear when the run time user chooses to exit the application. Setting the 'Show Close Confirmation' property to False will disable this warning.
Show Last Selection Markers: If a listbox, dropdown listbox or grid control has a selection deselected then a blue triangle marker is set against this last selection as a marker; this marker can be hidden if this property is set to False. The default value for this property is True.
If the type of deployment has been set in the 'Deploy Settings' as either the 'Ajax .Net Web Browser Deployemnt' or the 'Web Browser Deployment' then the following will be shown;
Dropdown Deselected Text: This is the text that replaces the deselection entry in a dropdown listbox, which is blank by default.
Final Text: This is the text that is displayed on the final page at the end of inference, unless the 'Final URL' setting is used on the 'Depoly Settings' dialog.
Background Color: The page background colour around the dialogs, it only applies to WYSIWYG UI mode (ie. when 'Suppress WYSIWYG style settings' is not checked). When 'Suppress WYSIWYG style settings' is checked the web page background colour and the background colour of the dialog is determined by the CSS file associated with the project, for example the following CSS would override the default style.
body{
background-color:#00FF00;
}
.dialog_frame{
background:#FF00FF;
}