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FormControl.userHide Method

Definition

Overloads

userHide(Int32)
userHide()

Gets or sets the value that indicates whether the control is hidden from the user.

userHide(Int32)

public:
 virtual int userHide(int _value);
[Microsoft.Dynamics.BusinessPlatform.SharedTypes.InternalUseOnly]
public virtual int userHide (int _value);
[<Microsoft.Dynamics.BusinessPlatform.SharedTypes.InternalUseOnly>]
abstract member userHide : int -> int
override this.userHide : int -> int
Public Overridable Function userHide (_value As Integer) As Integer

Parameters

_value
Int32

The value that indicates whether the control is hidden from the user; optional.

Returns

Attributes
Microsoft.Dynamics.BusinessPlatform.SharedTypes.InternalUseOnlyAttribute

Applies to

userHide()

Gets or sets the value that indicates whether the control is hidden from the user.

public:
 virtual int userHide();
[Microsoft.Dynamics.BusinessPlatform.SharedTypes.InternalUseOnly]
public virtual int userHide ();
[<Microsoft.Dynamics.BusinessPlatform.SharedTypes.InternalUseOnly>]
abstract member userHide : unit -> int
override this.userHide : unit -> int
Public Overridable Function userHide () As Integer

Returns

1 if the control is hidden from the user; otherwise, 0.

Attributes
Microsoft.Dynamics.BusinessPlatform.SharedTypes.InternalUseOnlyAttribute

Remarks

The user specifies whether a control is hidden by right-clicking the control when it is viewable or by right-clicking another control when the original control is hidden. A right-click opens a menu that can be used to hide or display the control. This method lets you programmatically determine and set the value.

The following example shows how to return and set the value that indicates whether the control is hidden from the user.

int nUserHide; 
// The ctrl variable was previously assigned  
// as a control variable. 
// Retrieve the userHide value. 
nUserHide = ctrl.userHide(); 
// Set the userHide value. 
ctrl.userHide(1);

Applies to