Contents - Events - Properties

TFRCustomList is base class for other list components.

Do not create instance of TFRCustomList.

Description
Use list components to insert lists into your HTML document.

Contents - TFRCustomList - Properties

OnGetHREF

Delphi declaration
property OnGetHREF: TFRGetStrValue read FOnGetHREF write FOnGetHREF;
C++ declaration
__property TFRGetStrValue OnGetHREF={ read=FOnGetHREF, write=FOnGetHREF }

Description
Use OnGetHREF event to generate item's HREF dynamically.

OnGetHREFTarget

Delphi declaration
property OnGetHREFTarget: TFRGetStrValue read FOnGetHREFTarget write FOnGetHREFTarget;
C++ declaration
__property TFRGetStrValue OnGetHREFTarget={ read=FOnGetHREFTarget, write=FOnGetHREFTarget }

Description
Use OnGetHREFTarget event to give value to HREF_TARGET at runtime.

OnGetItemText

Delphi declaration
property OnGetItemText: TFRGetStrValue read FOnGetItemText write FOnGetItemText;
C++ declaration
__property TFRGetStrValue OnGetItemText={ read=FOnGetItemText, write=FOnGetItemText }

Description
Use OnGetItenText to generate item's text dynamically.

OnNeedData

Delphi declaration
property OnNeedData: TFROnNeedData read FOnNeedData write FOnNeedData;
C++ declaration
__property TFROnNeedData OnNeedData={ read=FOnNeedData, write=FOnNeedData }

Description
Use OnNeedData to generate list items dynamically.

If you implement OnNeedData , you must also implement OnGetItemText event and optionally OnGetHREF.

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HREF_TARGET

Delphi declaration
property HREF_TARGET: AnsiString read GetTARGET write FRefTarget;
C++ declaration
__property System::AnsiString HREF_TARGET={ read=GetTARGET, write=FRefTarget, nodefault }

Description
HREF_TARGET specifies t he window where HREF will be opened.

By default, HREF will be opened in the same window where the HREF link is defined.

ListKind

Delphi declaration
property ListKind: TFRListKind read GetListKind write SetListKind;
C++ declaration
__property TFRListKind ListKind={ read=GetListKind, write=SetListKind, nodefault }

Description
Use ListKind to generate ordered or unordered lists.

ListType

Delphi declaration
property ListType: TFRListType read GetListType write SetListType;
C++ declaration
__property TFRListType ListType={ read=GetListType, write=SetListType, nodefault }

Description
Use ListType to set t he beginning symbol for list items.

Start

Delphi declaration
property Start: Integer read GetStart write SetStart;
C++ declaration
__property int Start={ read=GetStart, write=SetStart, nodefault }

Description
Use Start to set t he nu m ber of t he first item in t he ordered list.

If you have ListKind frlkUnOrdered, ListType frlsNumber and Start 5 you will get t he following list:

5 item text

6 item text

7 ....

Style

Delphi declaration
property Style;
C++ declaration
__property Style