AnonymousWriter Properties Content Studio 5.7 SDK
Content Studio Web Content Management System

[This is preliminary documentation and is subject to change.]

The AnonymousWriter type exposes the following members.

Properties

  Name Description
Public property BackwardsComponentCompatibilityMode
Sets or gets a value that indicates whether the code runs in backwards compatibility component mode. The default value is false.
(Inherited from ActiveScriptingBase.)
Public property ButtonNameToReactOn
Optional: Name on the submit button name to react on. If set, pressing the button with the specified name will trigger the writing to start. The default value is an empty string (no optional button name is used).
Public property CategoryId
Gets or sets the category where to store the document. The default value is zero.
Public property ComponentName
Gets the name of the component
(Overrides ActiveScriptingBaseComponentName.)
Public property Conformance
Gets a value which specifies which type of code a component can generate.
(Overrides ActiveScriptingBaseConformance.)
Public property ElementType
Gets a value which specifies the type of outer element the component generates.
(Overrides ActiveScriptingBaseElementType.)
Public property Encoding
Sets or gets the encoding the component uses. The default encoding is the UTF8 encoding without byte order mark.
(Inherited from ActiveScriptingBase.)
Public property OKDocument
Optional: The document to redirect to when user has submitted the form. The default value is zero (not used).
Public property OKPT
Optional: The presentation template to use when user has submitted the form. The default value is zero (not used).
Public property RedirectionLevel
Tells what entity to redirect to, after saving the document. The default value is Redirection.RedirectToCreatedDocument.
Public property SaveState
Tells what action to take when saving a document. The default value is ReviseControl.Draft.
Public property WasCreated
Returns true if the document was successfully created.
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