List property item

Right-click and select Add -> List property item.

Create a list property item for each entry to include in the list property set.

If an object includes a list property item as the active selection for a list property set on Web, and you delete that item from the list property set in Configuration Studio, the item will no longer display as the active selection and as an option in the list property set for the object on Web.

You can use the List property item type in the Type management panel in the Defaults model to change the standard properties of a list property item, or to add additional custom properties to it.

You can include the same list property item in multiple list property sets.

Properties

General

Name - the name "List property item" is generated automatically but it should be changed. This is the name that will appear the List property set.
Description - an optional text describing the List property item
Active - check if the List property item is active

If you deactivate a list property item, the item is no longer available for users to choose in the property list on Web. However, existing references to the item are preserved.
Value - enter a numerical value to represent the item.

By default, the value exists only as a reference in the system.

If a list property item includes a value that displays in a token property on Web, and you delete the list property item in Configuration Studio, the token property receives a no value (blank) instead.

To use this value in Reporter or Extended calculations, reference the Value property in a reporter tag or an extended method.

To display this value for the list property item on Web, create a token property whose function targets the Value property, add the token property to an object type, and then set the property as visible for the object type on Web. To then filter the list property items that display on Web based on this value, create a filter list that filters the token property based on the value of the Value property.

To include the value of Value in a function, append 'value' to the list property ID. For example, 'myProgress.value'.

Audit

Modified by - the name of the last user to make changes to the object.
Last modified - the date and time when the object was last changed.
Created by - the name of the user who created the object.
Created - the date and time when the object was created.

Advanced

ID - a unique ID for the object.

By default, Corporater BMP assigns consecutive numbers to new objects.

You can change the ID to a value of choice that can include either letters or letter and number combinations.

The ID mustn't contain only numbers, include special characters such as ) ( . * } { + < > [ ], or match the name of a default object type in Corporater BMP.

Access control

Read accessors - click the Edit button () and authorize one or more users and user groups to view the object on Web.
Add accessors - click the Edit button() and authorize one or more users and user groups to add new objects to the object on Web.
Write accessors - click the Edit button() and authorize one or more users and user groups to edit the object on Web.
Delete accessors - click the Edit button() and authorize one or more users and user groups to delete the object on Web.
Ownership - click the Edit button () and grant ownership of the object to one or more users and user groups.

Users and user groups who own the object have full access rights to it.
Override access profile - select for the object's access control setting to outrank the object's corresponding access settings in profiles.

You can use an Object target in Corporater Transformer to create and import List property sets and items. See Object target for more information.