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Verification form and Verification panel elements customization

You can customize verification forms via script. That means that the verification form elements, such as Labels and DocViewer, provide properties that then can be modified in script. In general the VerificationForm_DocumentLoaded or, if foldering is enabled, VerificationPanel_DocumentLoaded event are used to set the elements' properties.

Important For Thin Clients in order to be able to customize the verification form elements via script, respectively the pane, for the DocumentLoaded event you need to select the Support scripted layout changes option from the Project Settings - General tab. Selecting this option enables the function to fire the DocumentLoaded event when you navigate documents in Thin Client Verification, for example to set the ZoomValue for the Document Viewer. This can worsen the performance as the traffic between the server and thin client modules is increased.

A verification form has various elements, such as labels and the document viewer. The CscSpriptVerificationForm object provides the following child objects and collections for the elements that you can customize via script.

If foldering is enabled the CscSpriptValdiationPanel object provides the following child objects and collections for the elements that you can customize via script.

For Thin Clients for the DocViewer object the following properties are not supported.

  • ActivePageIndex (when used during the DocumentLoaded event)

  • XOffSet

  • YOffSet

Important For Thin Clients you can use only one zoom operation, such as ZoomIn, ZoomOut, ZoomValue, ZoomToRectangle and ZoomMode, per event for the document viewer. If you implement several ones within the same event the last zoom operation is applied to the document all other zoom operations are ignored.

For Thin Clients you can use only one zoom operation, such as ZoomIn, ZoomOut, ZoomValue, ZoomToRectangle and ZoomMode, per event for the document viewer. If you implement several ones within the same event the last zoom operation is applied to the document all other zoom operations are ignored.