JSP Properties

The following properties are available in the JSPs tab of the Form Properties dialog.

This tab allows you to specify the paths of the optional surrounding JSPs. JSPs specified here override any default values configured for form default properties in the form’s presentation template, and can themselves be overridden by specifying values for the Page Control properties for individual pages. Click here for info on the precedence of the various JSP configuration parameters.

Property	Description
Enable JSPs	If you wish to surround your application with additional panels, you can do so by enabling JSPs and specifying their paths here. See Surrounding JSPs for more information.
Top JSP	The URL of the top JSP. Clicking the … button opens the Web Resource Browser.
Left JSP	The URL of the left JSP. Clicking the … button opens the Web Resource Browser.
Right JSP	The URL of the right JSP. Clicking the … button opens the Web Resource Browser.
Bottom JSP	The URL of the bottom JSP. Clicking the … button opens the Web Resource Browser.
Static content	This checkbox applies only when Ajax communication is enabled. When checked, the JSP is not refreshed when a page is updated, for example as a result of button click event. JSPs are always refreshed when moving to a different page.
Panel widths configuration
Use settings from template	When checked, the following width settings are taken from the Form section in the Presentation Template associated with the Form.
JSP left	The width of the left JSP.
Page	The width of the page.
JSP right	The width of the right JSP.
HTML Form Tag Position
HTML Form Tag Position	Specifies the position of the HTML <form> tag. Options are: · Includes all JSP Panels - the <form> tag includes the page and all included JSP panels. Includes form only - the <form> tag includes just the page and not any JSP panels. Use this option if you need to include your own <form> tags in your JSP files.

Using an Application Layout

It is not possible to configure JSP’s if the Form is configured to use an Application Layout. The JSP settings will be set from the Application Layout settings. All checkboxes and text fields will be disabled and the settings will be automatically filled in from the Application Layout settings.

Using a Theme or Template

It is possible to set default values for many of these form properties in the presentation template associated with a form. The default properties are configured in the Form section within the Presentation Template Editor.