Type

The type of the control.

Name

A unique name for the control.

Tooltip

Provides supplementary information.

Enabled

Enables the control at runtime. (Default: Selected)

Security token

Makes the information in the form secure. See Security tokens.

Visible

Makes the control visible at runtime. (Default: Selected)

Show label

Displays the label for the control.

Text

A meaningful text for the label.

Width

The width of the control in pixels. (Default: 100)

Position

The position of the label (Left or Top) to display on the form. (Default: Left)

Style

The style of the control. Available options are:

• Theme (default): Retains the default theme.
• Inline: Set the font, font size, alignment, and other options.
• Class: Enter the name of the CSS class. This class is applied to the control only when it is available in the style sheet that is associated with the theme. If the class does not exist in the style sheet, then the control uses the default style.

If selected, only displays the button; it does not display the text box with file name. (Default: Clear)

Button text

The text for the button. (Default: Browse)

The width of the button in pixels. (Default: 78)

The height of the button in pixels. (Default: 32)

The style for the button. Available options are:

• Theme (default): Retains the default theme.
• Inline: Set the font, font size, alignment and other options.
• Class: Enter the name of the CSS class. This class is applied to the control only when it is available in the style sheet that is associated with the theme. If the class does not exist in the style sheet, then the control uses the default style.

Auto save

If selected, allows files to be automatically uploaded as soon as they are selected at runtime. (Default: Clear)

File selection mode

Indicates whether a user can upload Single or Multiple files.

Store in respository

Indicates whether to store the uploaded files in the repository.

• If clear (default), the files are stored to the specified location. Specify the path to the location in the Destination box.

  Select Overwrite to allow a file that exists with the same name to be overwritten by the file being uploaded.

  Note

  • If you upload multiple files to a folder using an ios device, the system automatically changes the names of all the images to image, such as image.png or image.jpeg
    • If you clear the Overwrite option, the system uploads the first image but for the rest of the images, it displays a message that the image already exists.
    • If you select the Overwrite option, the system only uploads the last selected image and does not display any message that only one image was uploaded.

• If selected, stores the uploaded files in the repository. To store the uploaded files, configure the following:
  • Folder ID: Sets the ID of the folder that the document will be stored in. Select a form control or a form data variable that has a valid folder instance ID, or enter a static valid folder instance ID.
    Note If the folder location is blank, a new folder is created.
  • Document ID: Sets the variable that will hold the ID of the new document that is created for the file upload. Select a form control or a form data variable to store the returned document ID.
    Note The document ID is hidden when "Multiple" is selected for file mode, as it does not apply on multiple file uploads.

File types

Specify the file types to be allowed or restricted.

• Allowed (default): Allows the specified file types to be uploaded at runtime. To specify the allowed file types, click , enter the allowed extension, such as .png and click Add. Similarly, add more extensions as needed.
• Restricted: Restricts the specified file types from being uploaded. To specify the restricted file types, click , enter the restricted extension, such as .jpeg and click Add. Similarly, add more extensions as needed.