Xpages file upload

Forces the MIME type of the uploaded file. Specifies the minimum characters that the user must type to trigger type ahead. Specifies the retrieval mode for the dropdown list for type ahead. Specifies the control whose action to execute if the user navigates away from a modified page and elects to save the page. Specifies the message to display if the user navigates away from a modified page. Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to a Modified column.

Allows multiple items to be selected. Specifies the character that separates elements of input for a control bound to a multi-value element. Removes leading and trailing white space from each element of multi-value input. Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to a Name column.

Indicates if the result of an action is used to navigate to another page. Specifies rules for navigating from a page. Activates an event handler when a control loses focus.

Activates an event handler when a control loses focus and its value changed since last gaining focus. Activates an event handler when a mouse click occurs. Activates event handlers when a page or panel loads to the client.

Executes a client script after a server request. Activates an event handler when a mouse double click occurs. Executes a client script if an error occurs on a server request. Specifies a client script that responds to a platform event. Activates an event handler when a control gains focus. Activates an event handler when a control receives a key press. Activates an event handler when a control receives a key press and release.

Activates an event handler when a control receives a key release. Activates an event handler when a control receives a mouse press. Activates an event handler when a control receives a mouse movement. Activates an event handler when a control receives a mouse away movement. Activates an event handler when a control receives a mouse over movement. Activates an event handler when a control receives a mouse release.

Activates an event handler when existing text in a control is selected. Executes a client script before a server request. Prohibits an underlying document opened through a link from being edited. Specifies a list of CSS outer classes to be applied when a control is rendered. Generates an icon for a page. Specifies the number of pages in a group control.

Opens a selected document using a specified page. Specifies the name of an included page. Generates a title for a page. Opens a URL when the user clicks a link. Specifies the location of a pager in a container. Specifies parameters passed to a retrieved resource. Executes only the parent control. Refreshes only the parent control upon a partial refresh, for example, collapsing or expanding a view. Masks user input to a control by echoing asterisks. Activates an event handler after a document is created.

Activates an event handler after a document is opened. Activates an event handler after a view is opened. Activates an event handler after a document is saved. Prevents filtering a list of values using the submitted user value. Specifies parameters and values. Activates an event handler before a document is created. Activates an event handler before a document is opened.

Activates an event handler before a view is opened. Activates an event handler before a document is saved. Specifies a list of CSS style classes to be applied to read view entries.

Makes a control read-only or editable. Generates a span element instead of a label element. Renders any existing value bound to the control. Specifies the fragment of the page to refresh. Determines the refresh mode: complete, partial, or none. Specifies the relationship between the current document and the referenced anchor.

Removes the repeat after repeating its content. Makes a control visible or not. Specifies a renderer to encode and decode a control. Creates controls multiple times or iterates over the single set of controls. Enforces the submission of a value for a control. Specifies resources for a page. Specifies a reverse link from the referenced anchor to the current document.

Provides a role for the use of assistive technologies. Adds attributes to a row. Specifies a list of CSS style classes to be applied to view or table rows.

Specifies the maximum number of rows to display. Specifies the number of rows spanned by the current cell. Specifies rules between table cells. Indicates if a save should occur after an action. Specifies a client script. Identifies the tab that gets initial focus in a tabbed panel. Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to the selected tab if it does not have a style. An alias for the value property. Specifies the shape of a hotspot on the screen for client image maps.

Displays a check box before the column content. Displays the column headers or not. Displays the detail portion of a message or not. Displays a read-only control as disabled.

Displays the summary portion of a message or not. Displays unread marks or not. Specifies the number of characters that the user can enter into a control at once.

Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to a Size column. Specifies an alternate title for a File Size header. Specifies an alternate value for a Size column. Skips a specified number of named containers to assign a group.

Makes a column sortable by the user at run time. Imports a script from a different application or domain. Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to the start tab if it does not have a style.

Specifies font styles for a control. Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied when a control is rendered. Indicates if a request should be submitted to the server after an action.

Provides a screen readable description of a control. Specifies the order in which a control gets focus when the user presses the Tab key. Specifies a markup tag for the control. Specifies how a target page opens. Attaches a visible label to a control. Specifies a theme for setting component properties.

Specifies the amount by which a clickable time element increases. Specifies the amount by which a visible time element increases. Specifies the range of a time picker. Provides a screen readable title for a control. Specifies client separators in the case where the user machine specifies suggestions. Displays the detail portion of a message as a tool tip or not. Describes the function of a button. Specifies the type of input control.

Specifies the type of navigation control. Specifies the formatting for a section. Specifies the scripting language. Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to a Type column.

Specifies an alternate title for a File Type header. Specifies an alternate value for a File Type column. Specifies the value of a data element bound to a cleared as opposed to selected control. Specifies a list of CSS style classes to be applied to unread view entries. Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to each unselected tab if it does not have a style. Specifies the path to an external resource. Uses a client-side image map.

Retains the original name of a file for an attachment or not. Specifies a validator method called during Process Validations of MethodBinding to perform check the value of the control.

Enforces requirements for data entry. Aligns content vertically in a container. Binds a control to a data element or other value. Assigns a label or target to a control. Specifies a listener method that is notified when a new value is set.

Specifies a collection of value change listeners. Specifies suggestions returned when its initial characters are entered. Specifies ta character that separates suggestions in the suggestions string. Indicates whether a value list contains an XML markup fragment rather than a list. Specifies the name of a variable to make row data available. Specifies the name of a request scope variable being used by the control. Defines how the view state is maintained. Specifies a list of CSS styles to be applied to a view panel.

Specifies a list of CSS style classes to be applied to messages with a severity of warn. Specifies a list of CSS styles to be applied to messages with a severity of warn. Specifies a list of CSS classes to be applied to a view panel. Specifies the width of a control.

A custom control is a collection of controls that are stored as a single object. Similar to the way a subform can be placed on more than one form, a custom control can be created once and added to multiple XPages.

When you update a custom control, every XPage that uses that custom control automatically gets updated with the changes. This saves you design time because you do not have to update each XPage separately. Create a new custom control to use in XPages. Set properties for the custom control as an independent design element. Properties include options for configuring data sources, applying styles, specifying validation and visibility settings, and more.

Set general properties for custom controls. You can add a description, and set options for displaying the custom control in the Controls palette. Define your own properties for the custom control. You can specify default editors and values to use when setting properties for custom controls inside XPages. You can also write scripts that determine when properties are visible and considered valid inside XPages.

Add user interface UI controls to the custom control. Then, you can select each UI control individually and set properties for it just as you would for a UI control inside an XPage.

Define the editable areas that you want to include in the custom control. Editable areas are regions that users can modify when the custom control is placed on an XPage. All other regions that fall outside of editable areas are read-only and cannot be modified. Set properties for editable areas in the custom control. You can set properties for the name of the editable area as well as the facet name.

You can also configure how and if the editable area is visible inside the custom control at run time. Add the custom control to an XPage. Set properties for the custom control as it relates to the XPage that contains it.

You can set properties for its name and visibility status as well as for any additional properties that you defined when setting properties for the custom control design element. Add controls to editable areas in the custom control. You can set properties for these controls in the Properties view, just as you would set properties for any other controls that you add to XPages. Works in all major browsers with Flash 9 or higher.

Progress bar for every upload. Multiple-file selection dialog. DominoDisableFileUploadChecks notes. Cancel individual or all uploads when in progress.

Contains other controls and text. Responds to user actions such as clicking a control. Downloads a file to the local file system. Displays an image. Inserts a reference to another XPage. Hides data from the user.

Displays an input field for entering data formatted as rich text. Displays an input field for entering one line of data. Displays an input field for entering multiple lines of data. Displays text. Displays a list of items one or more of which can be selected. Displays error messages for one control. Displays error messages for all controls on a page. Pages data for a container control where its data cannot be displayed in one window. Specifies a pager control within the common pager.

Serves as a container for other controls and text with common data sources and properties. Combines text in a paragraph format. Handles a platform event. Displays a button that can be selected or cleared. When grouped only one button in the group can be selected. Displays multiple buttons that can be selected or cleared. Only one button in the group can be selected.

The end user clicks "Add New Upload" and a new document is created in the repository database. The XPage is then refreshed and the user is presented with a description field and an upload control to populate.

The repository sample is named "FileUploadDB. Descriptions of the available parameters.