About set point bindings
This binding displays the current value of a set point and also to provide the ability to modify it. A set point is typically
a status value property such as
fallback. The set point binding ORD must resolve down to the specific property that is being manipulated. If it is bound to a component
or to a read-only property, then the binding attempts to use a set action to save.
Figure 358. Set Point Binding properties
| Property | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Ord | Chooser; defaults to null |
Defines the location of the data value to bind to the widget. This is a required property for the widget to be bound. |
| Hyperlink | Chooser; defaults to null |
Links to another object. When used, the link is active in the browser or in the graphic view. |
| Summary | Chooser; defaults to %displayName%=%.% | Specifies a display name for the widget as text or by means of a script. |
| Popup Enabled | true (default) or false |
Specifies if a secondary window is to open when a user clicks this label in a browser or the graphic view. |
| Widget Event | drop-down list |
Defines the action to perform on the binding of the target component when an event is fired by the parent widget.
|
| Widget Property | drop-down list | Specifies the target property in the binding’s parent widget. For example, if the spectrum binding has a bound label parent, this property can change the background or foreground property of the parent label. You can target only one property in the parent widget per binding. To target more than one, add additional bindings. |