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Page Tag of the forms_xx.xml File
The page tag describes the layout of the form. The layout is defined by a set of cell tags that contain the user interface elements and data that make up the form. Note the following requirements for the cell tag:
- A cell tag can be empty or can contain a stack of cell elements in the stack tag or a control.
- A cell tag can contain a user interface element or a piece of data from a native Microsoft Outlook object and from a standard or custom Siebel CRM object. If you must place more than one object in a cell, then you must use a stack tag in the cell tag.
A page tag can only contain one cell. The page tag can include the following attributes:
- id. Contains the page name and is used nowhere else.
- tag. Contains the control ID of the first control on the page of a standard form. It is a page that Siebel CRM Desktop uses to apply a customized layout. For example, the first control on a General tab of a Contact form uses id=0x402, Details page - 0?11cf, and so forth.
- min_height. Describes the minimum height, in pixels.
- min_width. Describes the minimum width, in pixels.
Example Code of the Page Tag
The following code is an example of the page tag: <page id="General" tag="0x0402">
<cell>
</cell>
</page>
Cell Tag of the Page Tag of the forms_xx.xml File
The cell tag is a layout cell that contains a stack of cells or a control. It defines the position of the stack. It includes the following attributes:
- size. Defines the cell size, in pixels. You must define the size if the cell is situated in a stack of cells:
- In a stack of cells that is arranged horizontally, the size defines the cell width.
- In a stack of cells that is arranged vertically, the size defines the height.
- attraction. Defines cell docking. You must define the attraction if the cell is in a stack of cells. The following values are available:
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