Drag and drop containers from the Palette to the screen design. A container control is used to group child controls together.
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| Region | Only Display or Tab controls can contain a region container, which is primarily used to group controls that do not have their own containers. When the Show border attribute is unchecked, The Region control is represented on the Screen Design page by a rectangle with dotted lines. It is not visible on the device client; it is transparent and shows the background color of its parent (Display or Tab). All widgets inside the region inherit the alignment property of the Display. Child widgets can override the Display alignment if you set the individual value for the child. |
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| Radio group | A region in which to group radio buttons. The radio group cannot be inside a region container. The radio group contains only radio buttons, and radio buttons can be added only to radio groups. The radio group appears as a control to be added to a persist or submit action. |
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| List group | A container for list items. |
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| Tab folder | A container for tab panels. |
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| Tab panel | Used to organize information in a tabular format. For example, you can break a long form into sections represented by tab panels. Table and List Detail controls that are related to each other can also be grouped with tab panels. |
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| Toolbar | The toolbar displays at the bottom of the device screen and occupies the full width of the display area. The toolbar contains toolbar items. |
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