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| Caption | | The Caption attribute identifies the text to be displayed.
For Image elements, Caption specifies the image filename. |
| Class | | Sets the Cascading Style Sheet class used by the element. When set, this class will also be used by all child elements that don't have their own class. The class should be defined in the report's style sheet file. |
| DefaultShowModes | | ShowModes makes it possible to hide elements for some reports. DefaultShowModes sets the ShowModes displayed within the report. This attribute is over-ridden by an rdShowModes value in the URL. When the report ShowModes is blank, all elements are shown. When it is not blank, you should enter a comma-delimited list of string values. Any elements that have a ShowMode that includes any of those values will appear in the report. |
| ScriptValueCacheCount | | The attribute ScriptValueCacheCount allows the result from a given formula to be cached. This eliminates the need for a given formula to be evaulated in the scripting engine more than once. The count is the maximum number of formulas to be cached.
The default is 500.
To disable the caching, set the value to 0.
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| SecurityReportRightID | | When entered, access to this report can be controlled with Logi security. Supply the ID of a right defined in the applications settings’ Security element. Only users that have a right in the SecurityRightID will be able to run the report
Note that when rights come from RightFromRole elements under Security/UserRights, and this element's SecurityReportRightID does NOT match any of the Right IDs defined in the Settings definition, then the user DOES have access. But when Right IDs are instead derived from RightsFromDataLayer or RightsFromRoles elements, and the user DOES NOT have a matching Right, then the user DOES NOT have access.
You can enter multiple right IDs, separated by commas. In this case, the user sees the element if he has any one of the Rights.
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| UnsafeScriptAllowed | | By default, server-side script is prevented from running .NET and Java classes from script, thus keeping that code sand-boxed.
In order to run classes, such as System.IO or java.IO, set UnsafeScriptAllowed="True".
To help prevent script injection exploits, ensure that values fed into the script are known to be safe. |