http://www.terrainformatica.com/wiki/ 2010-07-27T06:42:51-04:00 http://www.terrainformatica.com/wiki/ http://www.terrainformatica.com/wiki/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2010-07-24T14:19:40-04:00 Andrew Fedoniouk http://www.terrainformatica.com/wiki/h-smile/built-in-behaviors/start?rev=1279995580&do=diff Data input behaviors: * button * check * radio * edit * password - this is exactly edit but for password input. * masked-edit - masked edit * number * decimal * currency * select * select-dropdown * selector * textarea and plaintext * calendar * date and time * slider * progress * scrollbar * popup-menu * popup-selector * file * path-select text/html 2010-07-24T14:18:57-04:00 Andrew Fedoniouk http://www.terrainformatica.com/wiki/h-smile/built-in-behaviors/file-selector?rev=1279995537&do=diff File or folder paths selectors. Elements that have this behavior applied by default: * <input type=“file-path” /> - inline single line * <widget type=“file-path”></widget> * <input type=“folder-path” /> - inline single line * <widget type=“folder-path”></widget> text/html 2010-07-21T23:08:44-04:00 Andrew Fedoniouk http://www.terrainformatica.com/wiki/h-smile/built-in-behaviors/form?rev=1279768124&do=diff Standard behavior of the <form> element. Form is a “submitable” container. When it receives FORM_SUBMIT event from <button type=“submit”> it sends collection of name/value pairs to the server on url defined by action attribute. Elements that have this behavior applied by default (see master style sheet): text/html 2010-07-21T22:57:24-04:00 Andrew Fedoniouk http://www.terrainformatica.com/wiki/h-smile/built-in-behaviors/file?rev=1279767444&do=diff Standard file selector. Elements that have this behavior applied by default: * <input type=“file” /> - inline single line * <widget type=“file”></widget> These elements placed inside <form enctype=“multipart/form-data”> will cause content of the selected file to be sent to the server. text/html 2010-06-07T23:51:05-04:00 Andrew Fedoniouk http://www.terrainformatica.com/wiki/h-smile/built-in-behaviors/marquee?rev=1275969065&do=diff Automatic content scrolling of the element in vertical or horizontal dimension. Elements N/A Attributes that this behavior knows about: * marquee = horizontal | vertical - defines vertical or horizontal marquee; * marquee-direction = forward | reverse - defines scroll direction; * marquee-speed = normal | slow | fast - speed of auto-scroll; * marquee-play-count = undefined | <number> - number of cycles to play; * marquee-style = scroll | slide | alternate - style of ma… text/html 2009-12-25T16:02:18-04:00 Andrew Fedoniouk http://www.terrainformatica.com/wiki/h-smile/built-in-behaviors/file-icon?rev=1261774938&do=diff behavior:file-icon is used when you need to present some file name to the user with shell icon registered in the system for the file. Here is an example of <select> elements that show list of files: [options with file icons] behavior:file-icon is using foreground-*** CSS attributes to position the icon on the element. Here is an example of <option> element styling in the example above: text/html 2009-12-22T02:09:18-04:00 Andrew Fedoniouk http://www.terrainformatica.com/wiki/h-smile/built-in-behaviors/progress?rev=1261465758&do=diff Progress indicator. Elements that have this behavior applied by default (see master style sheet): * <progress /> - inline element (from HTML5) * <input type=“progress” /> - inline * <widget type=“progress”></widget> - block level element text/html 2009-12-15T12:42:54-04:00 Andrew Fedoniouk http://www.terrainformatica.com/wiki/h-smile/built-in-behaviors/decimal?rev=1260898974&do=diff Decimal number input behavior. Elements that have this behavior applied by default (see master style sheet): * <input type=“decimal” /> - inline single line * <widget type=“decimal”></widget> Attributes that this behavior knows about: text/html 2009-12-15T12:41:26-04:00 Andrew Fedoniouk http://www.terrainformatica.com/wiki/h-smile/built-in-behaviors/number?rev=1260898886&do=diff Number input element behavior. If element has step attribute defined then it will rendered with spin buttons. Elements that have this behavior applied by default (see master style sheet): * <input type=“number” /> - inline single line * <widget type=“number”></widget> text/html 2009-12-12T13:57:26-04:00 Andrew Fedoniouk http://www.terrainformatica.com/wiki/h-smile/built-in-behaviors/frame?rev=1260644246&do=diff Standard behavior of <frame> element. After loading of document into the frame its root element (html) will be set as a single child of the frame element as if it was declared this way: ... <frame src="something.htm"> <html> <!-- root node of something.htm --> ... </html> </frame> ...