Background color of the entry.

Name of a context key you want to reference using syntax such as ${CONTEXT_key}.

By default, Mobile Development saves the value you enter in the control to a context that is available within the lifetime of the application for the key you specify.

Whether to create the text entry box at run time.

Whether you want the element to be enabled or disabled.

The error message to be displayed if the given text is invalid (according to the specified StringValidator).

The color of the error message.

Size of the font to use for the text for the text entry box.

How the text should be formatted, for example, bold, italic, or underlined.

Text you want to be displayed when a user hovers over a text entry box to provide information about what a user can specify in the entry field.

Leave this property blank if you do not want to provide hint text.

Type of input a user can supply in the text entry box. For example, you might specify text, textPassword, or number.

The color of the label.

Number of lines to display in the text entry box. This is the number of lines into which a user can type information.

Name you assign to the text entry box in the Outline Editor for your own reference purpose. This name does not appear in the application’s user interface.

Distance from the text entry box’s left edge to its parent object’s inner X position.

Distance from the text entry box’s top edge to its parent object’s inner Y position.

The hint text to be displayed behind the text.

The hint icon to be displayed behind the text.

The hint text to be displayed in front of the text.

The hint icon to be displayed in front of the text.

The style that should be used for this entry. For more information, see Using Styles.

Used to determine the context of the element at run time, e.g. in a Delegate to find out which element was pressed.

Text to display in the text entry box.

Whether the text entry box is visible or hidden.

Width of the text entry box.