XFA Specification
Chapter 15, Template Specification
Template Reference
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The name property
An identifier that may be used to identify this element in script expressions.
The numbered property
This property specifies whether the page area is considered a numbered page area.
Numbered page areas contribute to the normal incrementing of page numbers, whereas un-numbered
pages occur without incrementing page numbering.
1
The page area represents a numbered page area. Therefore the instantiation of the page area
contributes to the incrementing of the current page area number.
0
The page area represents a un-numbered page area. Therefore the instantiation of the page area
does not contribute to the incrementing of the current page area number.
The occur property
An element that describes the constraints over the number of allowable instances for its enclosing
container.
For more information see "The
The relevant property
Specifies the views for which the enclosing object is relevant. The views themselves are specified in the
config object.
Views are supplied as a space-separated list of viewnames:
relevant="[+|-]viewname
[[+|-]viewname [...]]"
. A token of the form viewname indicates the enclosing element should be
included in that particular view. A token of the form
[+]viewname
indicates the element should be
included in that particular view. A token of the form
-viewname
indicates the element should be
excluded from that particular view.
If a container is excluded, it is not considered in the data binding process.
See also
Concealing Containers Depending on View
and
Config Specification.
The subform child
A
container
element that describes a single subform capable of enclosing other containers.
For more information see "The
The use property
Invokes another object in the same document as a prototype for this object. The content of this property is
either a SOM expression (which cannot start with '#') or a '#' character followed by an XML ID.
Starting with XFA 2.4 the object used as a prototype no longer needs to be the child of
proto
. Any object
of the appropriate class can be used as a prototype.
If both
use
and
usehref
are non-empty
usehref
takes precedence.