KeyDisplayCollectionFlags Enumeration |
Namespace:
NetQuarry.Data
Assembly:
EAP.Core (in EAP.Core.dll) Version: 2.0.0.0 (4.6.8.0)
Syntax [FlagsAttribute]
public enum KeyDisplayCollectionFlags
<FlagsAttribute>
Public Enumeration KeyDisplayCollectionFlags
Members
| Member name | Value | Description |
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| IncludeFieldCaptions | 1 |
For each field value added to the collection, also include the associated field label caption.
The caption will be added to the collection using the field key prefixed with "&", e.g. "&country_id".
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| VisibleFieldsOnly | 2 |
Only values for visible fields should be extracted. Content for other fields is suppressed and blank
values are returned instead of the actual value. This allows for suppression of such fields in
template and MiniDetail presentation. When this flags is not set all fields are resolved except those
marked Sensitive or not having Read for the current user.
Note that if a field's value is suppressed and IncludeFieldCaptions
is set, its label will also be suppressed.
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| IncludeCaptionSuffix | 4 |
When including field labels include any suffix (e.g. ":"). Requires IncludeFieldCaptions to be set.
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| IncludeEditableValues | 8 |
Include substitution values for Template editable field references. Such references are of the
for [[+xyz]] or {{+xyz}} where xyz is the field key and the brackets are delimiters. The substitution key will
not include the delimiters but will include the "+" flag.
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| OmitPasswordValues | 16 |
Omit Password and SecureText field values replacing the values
with text indicating that the value was omitted in this preview (e.g. 'OMITTED IN PREVIEW'). This is used by
the TemplateMailer when rendering email previews.
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| IncludeRawValues | 32 |
For each field value added to the collection, also include the associated field's raw value.
The raw value will be added to the collection using the field key prefixed with "*", e.g. "*country_id".
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| IgnoreInnerTemplates | 64 |
Do not include any inner templates (see Template) when obtaining name/value pairs.
This is primarly intended for internal use to prevent infinite recursion, but may be useful for other purposes.
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