EntrySelectedBy Element for ListEntry

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09/17/2021

Defines the .NET types that use this list view definition or the condition that must exist for this definition to be used. In most cases only one definition is needed for a list view. However, you can provide multiple definitions for the list view if you want to use the same list view to display different data for different objects.

Schema

Configuration Element
ViewDefinitions Element
View Element
ListControl Element
ListEntries Element
ListEntry Element
EntrySelectedBy Element

Syntax

<EntrySelectedBy>
  <TypeName>Nameof.NetType</TypeName>
  <SelectionSetName>NameofSelectionSet</SelectionSetName>
  <SelectionCondition>...</SelectionCondition>
</EntrySelectedBy>

Attributes and Elements

The following sections describe the attributes, child elements, and the parent element of the EntrySelectedBy element.

Attributes

None.

Child Elements

Element	Description
SelectionCondition Element for EntrySelectedBy for ListControl	Optional element. Defines the condition that must exist for this list view definition to be used.
SelectionSetName Element for EntrySelectedBy for ListControl	Optional element. Specifies a set of .NET types that use this list view definition.
TypeName Element for EntrySelectedBy for ListControl	Optional element. Specifies a .NET type that uses this list view definition.

Parent Elements

Element	Description
ListEntry Element for ListControl	Defines how the rows of the list are displayed.

Remarks

You must specify at least one type, selection set, or selection condition for a list view definition. There is no maximum limit to the number of child elements that you can use.

Selection conditions are used to define a condition that must exist for the definition to be used, such as when an object has a specific property or that a specific property value or script evaluates to true. For more information about selection conditions, see Defining Conditions for when Data is displayed.

For more information about the components of a list view, see Creating a List View.

Example

The following example shows how to define the objects for a list view using their .NET type name.

<ListEntry>
  <EntrySelectedBy>
    <TypeName>NameofDotNetType</TypeName>>
  </EntrySelectedBy>
</ListEntry>