SimpleItem
A simple form item is an editor-label pair usually bound to a formData object field used to display and modify this field.
You can also create a simple item without binding it to a formData field. For example, it can be a check box that allows a user to confirm his agreement to process entered data.
For detailed information on configuring simple items, see the Configure Simple Items topic.
cssClass
In Form, you can customize the appearance of form items using CSS styles. To apply a style to an item, implement a CSS class, which may contain various properties, and assign the name of this class to the cssClass option of the item.
dataField
Specifies the path to the formData object field bound to the current form item.
editorOptions
When using ASP.NET MVC Controls, configure the editor in the following manner.
@(Html.DevExtreme().Form() .FormData(Model.Data) .Items(items => { items.AddSimple().DataField("EmployeeID") // Instead of TextBox here can be any other supported editor .Editor(e => e.TextBox() .Placeholder("Type a text here...") // ... // other editor options go here ) }) )
@(Html.DevExtreme().Form() _ .FormData(Model.Data) _ .Items(Sub(items) items.AddSimple().DataField("EmployeeID") _ .Editor(Function(e) ' Instead of TextBox here can be any other supported editor Return e.TextBox() _ .Placeholder("Type a text here...") _ ' ... ' other editor options go here End Function) End Sub) )
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editorType
When using ASP.NET MVC Controls, configure the editor in the following manner.
@(Html.DevExtreme().Form() .FormData(Model.Data) .Items(items => { items.AddSimple().DataField("EmployeeID") // Instead of CheckBox here can be any other supported editor .Editor(e => e.CheckBox() .Value(true) // ... // other editor options go here ) }) )
@(Html.DevExtreme().Form() _ .FormData(Model.Data) _ .Items(Sub(items) items.AddSimple().DataField("EmployeeID") _ .Editor(Function(e) ' Instead of CheckBox here can be any other supported editor Return e.CheckBox() _ .Value(True) _ ' ... ' other editor options go here End Function) End Sub) )
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isRequired
If you specify validation rules using the validationRules option, the isRequired option is ignored. In this case, use the Require validation rule instead.
jQuery
$(function() { $("#formContainer").dxForm({ // ... items: [{ // ... validationRules: [ { type: "required" } ] }, // ... ] }); });
Angular
<dx-form ... > <dxi-item ... > <dxi-validation-rule type="required"></dxi-validation-rule> </dxi-item> </dx-form>
import { DxFormModule } from "devextreme-angular"; // ... export class AppComponent { // ... } @NgModule({ imports: [ // ... DxFormModule ], // ... })
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itemType
name
Use the name instead of the data field to access unbound simple items in methods like getEditor(dataField), itemOption(id), etc.
validationRules
Array<RequiredRule | NumericRule | RangeRule | StringLengthRule | CustomRule | CompareRule | PatternRule | EmailRule>
There are several predefined rule types. Each rule type demands a specific set of rule options. Refer to the Validation Rules section of the Validator API reference to learn how to define rules of different types.
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