Visual InterDev

id Property (Design-Time Controls)

      Applies To

Specifies a unique identifier for the control and any resulting script object.

Remarks

At design time, the default id for a new object is the object type plus a unique integer. For example, Checkbox1.

Note   id must begin with an alphabetic character. For example, CheckboxStock and c24546 are acceptable while 4Checkbox is not acceptable.

The id property is the identifier of the script object that is created by the design-time control. You use this id to identify objects when you write script. Also, in DHTML this maps to the ID attribute of an HTML tag.

This property is mapped to the Name property on the General tab for the following dialog boxes: Button Properties, Checkbox Properties, Label Properties, Listbox Properties, OptionGroup Properties, RecordsetNavbar Properties, Textbox Properties.