Gets or sets the keys the user can press, the message to be displayed, and the response indicators to turn on. Input data is transmitted from the Browser.
This is a Conditional Property and is subject to specific rules outlined in the Conditional Property Overview.
Syntax
BegProp FuncKeys Access(*Public) Type(ASNA.Monarch.WebDspF.AidProperty) BegGet; BegSet
Property Values
ASNA.Monarch.WebDspF.AidProperty containing the function key settings in a semicolon( ;) separated list.
Remarks
The FuncKeys property contains all function key settings in a semicolon( ;) separated list of function key, 'text' and response : option indicators.
For example: F4 'PROMPT' 04;F6 'ADD' 06 : !30;F11 'Delete' 11 : !30;F12 'Cancel' 12;
This property is mainly used to control processing between applications since input data is transmitted from the browser. Use the AttnKeys property to specify function keys that do not transfer input to the Browser.
Warning – Designers must ensure that this property defines the AidKeys set by the AidKey property of each DdsButton property contained by the DdsRecord. Otherwise the DdsButtons will not work.
To set this property at design-time, click on the right of the FuncKeys property and the Aid Property Dialog will display as shown below. Enter the Text and response : option indicators in the row corresponding to the key to apply to.
When the user presses a function key defined, the record containing the changed fields is returned to the program. If a response indicator is also specified, the response indicator is set on and passed to the program with the input data.
This is a Conditional Property and is subject to specific rules outlined in the Conditional Property Overview.
Requirements
Namespace: ASNA.Monarch.WebDspF
Assembly: ASNA.Monarch.WebDspF.DLL
Platforms: Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2016, Windows 7, Windows 8 Pro, Windows 10 Pro