FavoriteFolder object
A FavoriteFolder object represents a favorite folder.
You get a FavoriteFolder object from a FavoriteFolderFactory object.
Public methods
This object supports the following methods.
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
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LockObject |
Locks the object. Returns True if the object has been changed on the server. For details, see LockObject. |
| NewList |
Gets a list of the node's immediate children. Syntax: |
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Post |
Posts all changed values into database. For details, see Post. |
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Refresh |
Reads saved values, overwriting values in memory. For details, see Refresh. |
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Undo |
Undoes changes to field values that have not been posted. For details, see Undo. |
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UnLockObject |
Unlocks the object. For details, see UnLockObject. |
Public properties
This object supports the following properties.
| Property | R/W | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
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AutoPost |
R/W | Boolean |
If true, the database is updated immediately when the field value changes. |
|
AutoUnlock |
R/W | Boolean |
Indicates whether to make the item changeable to other users automatically after a Refresh or Post. |
|
Field |
R/W | Any |
The value of the specified field. Syntax: Parameters:
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FieldMultiValue |
R/W | Object |
The MultiValue object of the specified field. See MultiValue object. Syntax: Parameters:
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| FavoriteFolderFactory | R | Object | The FavoriteFolderFactory object for folders that are direct children of this folder. See FavoriteFolderFactory object. |
|
ID |
R | Number |
The favorite folder ID. |
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IsLocked |
R | Boolean |
Checks if the test is locked for editing. |
|
Modified |
R | Boolean |
Checks if the item has been modified since last refresh or post operation. If true, the field properties on the server side are not up to date. |
|
Name |
R/W | String |
The favorite folder name. |
| ParentId | R/W | Number | The containing folder's ID. |
| Public | R | Boolean | Checks whether this folder is public. |
|
TypeName |
R | String |
The field's type. |
|
Virtual |
R | Boolean |
Checks if this is a virtual item, that is, an item that does not have a corresponding database record. |

