Sets the text content of the associated HTML element.
This method allows you to programmatically set the text content of the HTML element associated with the control. It replaces any existing text within the element.
The text content to set.
The value set by this method is temporary and will not persist across sessions. It will be lost once the user refreshes the page or navigates away from the current page. This feature is useful when you need to temporarily modify a value within a view control for display purposes only, such as masking an email address.
// Get the control by its element GUID and obscure the email address "sample@intrexx.com"
ix.api.dom.getControl("<ELEMENT-GUID>").setValue("s****e@intrexx.com");
The checkbox control is a fundamental UI element that allows users to select or deselect an option. It is typically used to represent Boolean data (true/false or yes/no). The state of the checkbox (checked or unchecked) reflects the underlying Boolean value it is associated with.
This control can function both as an input element, allowing users to change the value, and as a view element, displaying the current value. The visual representation of the checkbox in the browser (selected or not selected) corresponds to the Boolean value it represents.