Web Store Form Behaviors

[This is preliminary documentation and subject to change.] A behavior is a reusable display component that abstracts advanced functionality (typically implemented as Microsoft® JScript™) with a well–defined object. A behavior can be bound to any HTML element, thus automatically adding new functionality (or behavior) to that element. Web Store Form behaviors can be used to build custom Web pages. These behaviors are identified via a 'class' attribute that is associated with the HTML element.

Web Store Form behaviors include, but are not limited to, view, form, field, and tree. By default, they reside in the exchweb/controls folder.

Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5 or later browsers will invoke Internet Explorer 5 behaviors. For more information about behaviors, look in the Internet Explorer 5, documentation.

When used with other browsers, the behaviors will be rendered as HTML.

Declaring a Behavior

The behaviors are declared in an HTML page with the <STYLE> tag.