04 MIDAS CLASSES/GeniiRTItem

GeniiRTItem class
Version added: 1.00
Back end class representing a rich text item as a container for rich text chunks.  Note that a GeniiRTItem collectively represents all items on the document with the same name (e.g., multiple Body items may appear under Document properties, but all are represented by a single GeniiRTItem.  In the future, this may also represent a rich text item stored as MIME, or in another rich format such as XML.
Containment
Contained by:  GeniiSession class
Properties
ActionHotspotFont property
AutoDecrypt property
AutoMergeText property
AutoSave property
CacheLinkMatching property
CacheRecords property
ClientPreference property
ContainerType property
DefaultTableWidth property
Everything property
FieldName property
FilePath property
FontColors property
FontFaces property
ForceToWindow property
Handle property
HighlightFont property
HTMLHeadContent property
HTMLBodyAttributes property
HyperLinkFont property
ImportExportFile property
ImportNativeImages property
IsConnected property
Modified property
NoteID property
PermanentPen property
PermanentPenFont property
PopupFont property
Server property
SuppressMessages property
TextAttributes property
URLFont property
WebQueryOpen property
WebQuerySave property
WindowTitle property
Methods
ClearStyleMappings method
Commit method
Connect method
ConnectBackend method
ConnectFormBody method
ConnectImageResource method
ConnectPageBody method
ConnectSharedField method
ConnectSubformBody method
ConvertToMime method
Copy method
CopyBackend method
CopyWithDependencies method
Create method
CreateBackend method
DefineChunk method
DefineFont method
DefineProperty method
Export method
ExportToHTML method
ExportToMIME method
Save method
SaveAsMIME method
SetFooter method
SetHeader method
SetStyleMapping method
StoreForm method
UnstoreForm method
Access
A GeniiRTItem should be created using the New method, then connected to a particular rich text item using either the  Connect method or the  ConnectBackend method , or one of the matching  Create method or  CreateBackend method .
Usage
After defining and connecting a GeniiRTItem object, define chunks directly using the  DefineChunk method .

Example