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A button control that lets the user add one or more pre-populated new rows to a specific table in the form.

Only valid as the child of a row control, it specifies the contents of a single cell of a table row.

Groups child controls under a header in the form.

Lets the user make and toggle between an either/or choice.

The list of the child controls of container controls such as popup, chapter, form, row, and cell.

Lets the user enter a date.

A container that allows the declaration of the variables defined by its one or more let element children.

Lets the user select a value from a list of predefined, mutually exclusive options.

The root element of a form in the Mobilengine form language.

Associates an identifier with a control so that the control's properties can be referenced in data-binding queries, reports, and workflow scripts.

The if element toggles the visibility of a group of controls dynamically, based on a predefined condition.

The string that is displayed as the label of its control.

Declares and defines a variable to store a value that you can reference throughout the solution.

Creates a clickable hyperlink to an external web resource that opens in a new browser tab.

Renders a link that opens an e-mail client with a pre-populated recipient e-mail address.

Lets the user enter a numeric (integer or floating point) value.

Displays its child controls on a separate screen accessible through a link.

Lets the user select a value from a list of predefined, mutually exclusive options.

Allows the user to remove a row from a table control. Only valid when declared inside a table's row template.

Only valid inside a table control, the row control can define the table's row template, or its header and footer.

Renders a two-dimensional representation of a recordset in your webform based on a row template.

Allows textual user input in the form.

Displays non-editable text.

Lets the user enter a time of day in hour, minute, and second units.

A container that allows specifying the form validation rules defined by its one or more validator element children.

Only valid as a child of a validation trait, validator declares a validation rule to check user input in a form, and prevent form submission unless the validation check is successful.

Overrides the default width of a control and specifies how wide it will be displayed in the form.