Time Input Properties

The Attributes section includes the object name.

Name	Enter a name for the object. This is the name of the object as it will show in field chooser, the Navigation panel and other object lists.

We strongly recommend that each input object is given a suitable and unique name that reflects the data that will be held within it. The object name will, very likely, be referred to when adding behavior and workflow logic as well as when designing reports.

The Behavior section lists possible events on the object that can prompt a behavior to run.

Time Input changes field data

This event occurs when an app user enters data into the time input object and the object is exited.

Time Input gains focus

This event occurs when the time input object becomes the active field.

Time Input loses focus

This event occurs when the time input object is exited.

This event is different than Time Input changes field data in that the event is triggered even when no data has been entered or modified.

Time Input is clicked

This event occurs when an app user clicks on the time input object.

This event is different than Time Input Gains Focus in that the app user must mouse-click on the object in order for the event to occur and any linked behavior commands to run. Tabbing into the object will not trigger this event.

Time Input is shown

This event occurs when the time input object is shown. This is often when the object's page is opened.

The settings section includes the default entry, format, mandatory answer, positioning, tabbing , tooltip and accessibility.

Time Input Settings
Object	Details	Additional Information
Empty	Select this radio button to provide the app user with an empty time input object.
Now	Select this radio button to show the current time as the default value of the time input object.
Specific	Select this radio button and enter (or select from the drop-down calendar) a specific time as the default value of the time input object.
Show 24-hour Clock	Select this check box to show time in a 24-hr format (International).
Show Seconds	Clear this check box if you want to hide seconds from view.
Mandatory
Mandatory Answer	Select the Mandatory Answer check box to make the contents of the object required in order to submit the app instance. You may enter a custom message in the text input below the check box. This message will be displayed if some part of the object has not been completed prior to app submission. Click the ellipses button to display the Edit Mandatory dialog. Use this matrix to make the object mandatory based on conditions of roles and stages.	Marking as Mandatory Checking for Mandatory Fields
Position
Top	Displays the object's location in from the top of the app (in pixels).
Left	Displays the object's location in from the left margin of the app (in pixels).
Width	Shows the width of the object.
Height	Shows the height of the object.
Layer	Indicates the layer number this object occupies. You can drag an object so that it fully or partially covers another object. Depending on the layer number it occupies, it may be positioned underneath another other object.
Tabbing
Tab Index	Indicates the order in the tabbing sequence that this object will be arrived at when the app user is using their Tab key to navigate through the app fields.	Tab Index
Tab Stop	Clear this check box to exclude the object from the tab order altogether.
Tooltip	Enter tooltip text to show to an app user when they hover their mouse over the object.
Accessibility
Description	Enter text that will be read aloud or converted to Braille for JAWS users.	Accessibility and JAWS Compatibility

The Style section contains properties that control the font appearance and theme applied to the object.

Text
Object	Details	Additional Information
	Select the font face for the text.	Fonts from the designers local machine will also be available provided the option to Use Custom Font has been selected in the Account Settings, however if the same font is not installed on the users machine then a standard font will be used to display the data.
	Choose the size of the font for the text.
	Enter a Hex color code or click on the color box to pick a color for the text.
	Choose the style of the font for the text.
Border
	Select the border appearance type. Choose from None or Solid.
	Choose a line weight for the border (in pixels).
	Enter a Hex color code or click on the color box to pick a color for the border.
	Select a numeric value to represent the curvature of the object's corners. The higher the number, the more curved the the edges of the object will be.
Background
	Enter a Hex color code or click on the color box to pick a background color for the object.
Use App Theme
	Resets the appearance options to the default settings configured on the app's Theme properties.	Applying or Resetting a Theme

The Access section contains properties for field state management.

State
Object	Details	Additional Information
	Choose from Default, Normal, Read-Only, Disabled or Hidden for Time Input objects. With field state management, you control access to individual objects on the app. You can prevent individual roles from changing, or even viewing, specific data or areas on the app. See Limiting User Access to App Fields for more information on how to control access to fields.	Adding Workflow The Workflow Diagram Loading the Object States Overview Explanation of State Priority Understanding the Default State
	Click the ellipses button to display the Edit State dialog. Use this option to hide, show or disable objects depending on the user's role and/or the workflow stage.

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