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<strong>This</strong> tag is used in the web client and positions the rich text editor for the creation/editing ofcontent within a web browser.You can surround this tag with your own div html code to position/size etc.<strong>DX</strong>EditURL (Content Item <strong>Tag</strong>)<strong>This</strong> tag works exactly the same as <strong>DX</strong>Edit, only it provides only the URL part (../edit/docreference-here.html?open&amp;source=doc)so you can create your own html around it.<strong>DX</strong>FileUploadControlAttach (Page <strong>Tag</strong>, Web Admin Page <strong>Tag</strong>)<strong>This</strong> tag is used within the web client, and positions a control to upload attachments to the <strong>Notes</strong>database. These attachments are then visible from the attachment view.If used in the context of a document, then when the file is uploaded it marks it as attached to thatdocument (it doesn't physically attach it - just assigns a marker).Use with <strong>DX</strong>FileUploadButton which positions the button for the user to click to do the file upload.<strong>DX</strong>FileUploadControlButton (Web Admin Page <strong>Tag</strong>)Used within the web client with tags <strong>DX</strong>FileUploadAttach, <strong>DX</strong>FileUploadCSS,<strong>DX</strong>FileUploadControlJavascript and <strong>DX</strong>FileUploadImage to provide the "upload" button to savethe file to the server.The system output the button html with class=dxUploadButton if you want to override the stylesettings.You can also set the text for the button in the web client configuration document found inConfiguration/Web client tabs "Formatting > Buttons" field "Button Text: File Upload". Thedefault is "Upload".<strong>DX</strong>FileUploadControlCSS (Web Admin Page <strong>Tag</strong>)<strong>This</strong> tag is used within the web client, and positions a control to upload style sheets to the <strong>Notes</strong>database. <strong>This</strong> style sheet is then visible from the view resources/style sheets.Use with <strong>DX</strong>FileUploadButton which positions the button for the user to click to do the file upload.<strong>DX</strong>FileUploadControlImage (Page <strong>Tag</strong>, Web Admin Page <strong>Tag</strong>)<strong>This</strong> tag is used within the web client, and positions a control to upload images to the <strong>Notes</strong>database. These images are then displayed in the Resources/Images view.Use with <strong>DX</strong>FileUploadButton which positions the button for the user to click to do the file upload.<strong>DX</strong>FileUploadControlJavascript (Web Admin Page <strong>Tag</strong>)<strong>This</strong> tag is used within the web client, and positions a control to upload JavaScript files to the<strong>Notes</strong> database. <strong>This</strong> file is then visible from the view resources/JavaScript.Use with <strong>DX</strong>FileUploadButton which positions the button for the user to click to do the file upload.<strong>DX</strong>Google (Page <strong>Tag</strong>, Web Admin Page <strong>Tag</strong>)

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