Sets or gets a value that indicates whether the code runs in backwards compatibility component mode. The default value is false.

Sets or gets the name of the CSS style class to use to format the generated link or button. The default value is an empty string (no specfic CSS style class selected).

Gets the name of the component

Gets a value which specifies which type of code a component can generate.

Sets or gets a value that indicates which document to display (using the ID as reference). The default value is zero (no document is displayed).

Gets a value which specifies the type of outer element the component generates.

Sets or gets the encoding the component uses. The default encoding is the UTF8 encoding without byte order mark.

Sets or gets a value that indicates the height in pixels of the window to display. The minimum allowed value is 100. The default value is 150.

Sets or gets a value that specifies if channel mode should be used. The default value is false (channel mode is not used).

Sets or gets a value that specifies whether to display the browser in full-screen mode or not. The default value is false (not using full-screen mode). Use full-screen mode carefully, because this mode hides the browsers title bar and menus. You should always provide a button or other some other visual indicator to help the user close the window (keys ALT+F4 closes the new window).

Sets or gets a value that indicates the left position, measured in pixels, of the window to display. This value cannot be negative. The default value is 100.

Sets or gets a value that specifies if the link to open the new window should be a button or a regular link. The default value is false (create it as a regular link).

Sets or gets a value that indicates the presentation template (that formats the EPT document indicated by the DocumentID property) that Content Studio will display. The default value is zero (no presentation template is used).

Sets or gets a value that specifies whether the URL creates a new entry or replaces the current entry in the windows history list. This value is used when the URL is loaded into the same window. The default value is true (create a new entry).

Sets or gets that specifies whether to display resize handles at the corners of the window or not. The default value is false (no resizable handles).

Sets or gets a value that specifies whether to add directory buttons or not. The default value is true.

Sets or gets a value that specifies whether to display or omit the input field for entering URL in the browser. The default value is true (display the URL input field).

Sets or gets a value specifies whether to display the menu bar or not. The default value is true (display the menu bar).

Sets or gets a value that specifies whether to display scroll bars or not. The default value is true (show scroll bars).

Sets or gets a value that specifies whether to add a status bar at the bottom of the window or not. The default value is true (add the status bar).

Sets or gets a value that specifies whether to display a title bar for the window or not. The default value is true (display the title bar). This parameter is ignored unless the calling application is an HTML application or a trusted dialog box.

Sets or gets a value that specifies whether to display a tool bar for the window or not. The default value is false (do not display the tool bar). This parameter is ignored unless the calling application is an HTML application or a trusted dialog box.

Sets or gets the text to display in the button or link that opens the window. The default value is an empty string.

Sets or gets a value that indicates the top position, measured in pixels, of the window to display. This value cannot be negative. The default value is 100.

Sets or gets a value that indicates the width, measured in pixels, of the window to display. The minimum allowed value is 100. The default value is 200.

Sets or gets a value that specifies the name of the window. The default value is an empty string. The property is optional. This name is used as the value for the target attribute on a form or an anchor element (<a>). Possible values are: _self: The current document is replaced with the specified URL. _top: The URL replaces any framesets that may be loaded. If there are no framesets defined, this value acts as the value _self. _parent: The URL is loaded into parent of the current frame. If the frame has no parent, this value acts as the value _self. _blank: The URL is loaded into a new, unnamed window. _search: The URL is opened in the browsers search pane. Available in Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5 and later.