Defines if an object is drawn on a form. If it is not, it takes up no space on the form.

Defines the direction of plain and rich text in items. This is typically used when working with bidirectional languages, such as Arabic and Hebrew.

Suppresses the builtin label for some items, so that the label is not shown even if the label option or xforms:label option is set.

Defines the direction of text on a form. This option is typically used for bidirectional languages, such as Arabic and Hebrew.

Determines whether Arabic (European) numerals or national numerals are used. This option is typically used for bidirectional languages, such as Arabic and Hebrew.

Defines the order in which the text is stored in memory. This option is typically used for bidirectional languages, such as Arabic and Hebrew.

Occurs when a choice in an xforms:select, xforms:select1, or xforms:switch option that was previously selected becomes deselected.

Occurs when a choice is selected from an xforms:select, xforms:select1, or xforms:switch option. This event only occurs on the item that is selected.

This best practice demonstrates the best way to create a set of mutually exclusive checkboxes in an XForms table. This practice can also be used outside of an XForms table.

The size option in check and radio items changes the size of the bounding box around the check box and radio button, not the item’s actual drawn size. To change the drawn size of a check box or radio button, change the fontinfo option of the item. The bounding box expands in relation to the size ...