Text to display on the Back button.

If you do not set this property, the default is to display the Header Text property value of the previous view, which will be displayed if the user presses the Back button.

Background color of the view.

Image to display as the background for the view.

Background color of the header area of the view.

Foreground color of the header area of the view.

Image to display as the header of the view.

Text you want displayed in the header area of the view.

Leave this property blank if you do not want text in the header.

Whether you want the Back button in the view to be displayed or hidden.

Whether you want to allow horizontal scrolling in the view.

Usable height of the view in which you can insert child objects.

Usable width of the view in which you can insert child objects.

Distance from the view’s left edge to where child elements are drawn.

Distance from the view’s top edge to where child elements are drawn.

Vertical distance between each element in the view.

Template that defines an object to display as the header for the list of data displayed in the ListView.

Specify a template that you previously defined. The template should customize an object like a Textfield or Image object.

Name that you assign the view. This name does not appear in the application’s user interface.

For the iOS platform, the text to use on a label that closes an open keyboard or drop-down list.

Template that defines an object to display between the each list item displayed in the ListView.

Specify a template that you previous defined. The template should customize an object like a Separator object.

Template that defines an object to display while the application is obtaining data to refresh the list of items in the view.

Specify a template that you previous defined. The template should customize an object like a ProgressAnim, Image or Textfield object.

Whether you want to allow vertical scrolling in the view.