A JavaScript regular-expression used to validate text typed into the field. If multiple field Validations are defined, all regular expressions must match for a valid field.

Some examples include:

• Identifier - ^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9_]{2,63}$
• Date - ^\d\d?/\d\d?/\d\d(\d\d)?$
• Time - ^\d\d?:\d\d:\d\d$
• Email - ^[A-Z0-9._%+-]+@[A-Z0-9.-]+\.[A-Z]{2,4}$
• Phone - ^\d\d\d-\d\d\d-\d\d\d\d$
• Summary - ^[\w\d\s`~!@#$%^&*\(\)-_=+{}\[\]\|;:'",<.>\/?]{20,50}$
• Character Limit/Range - ^.{5,50}$
• Character Set - ^[A-Z0-9_]*$

Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) to apply to HTML in rich text field. COMAND Script may be used to produce and insert CSS.

For example:

h1 { font-size: 16px; }
.Right { text-align: right; }

To add items to the Rich Text Editor Format drop-down, enter one item per line. Each line must include the following TAB seperated values:

• Title - Name of the format, as it will appear in the Format drop-down. HTML and embedded styles may be used (ie. <div style="font-size: 16px;">Subtitle</div>) to customize the appearance of a title in the Format drop-down.
• Tag or Classes - An HTML tag (ie. <h1>) or one or more CSS class names (ie. PullQuote Right) to be applied/removed when the format is selected from the drop-down.
• Tag Names - When classes are specified, a list of one or more space-separated HTML tag names must be listed to restrict the tags those classes can be applied to. If none of the listed tags are in the selected text, the first tag speicified will be added to the selection along with the desired classes.

For example:

Title						<h1>
Right Pull Quote				Quote Right	p div
<div style="font-size: 16px;">Subtitle</div>	<h2>
<div style="background: #ff0;">Highlight</div>	Highlight	p div

If "Disable Predefined Formats" is not checked below, the following predefined formats will be listed before any formats specified above.

Default (clear)			<default>
Paragraph			<p>
<strong>Heading 1</strong>	<h1>
<strong>Heading 2</strong>	<h2>
<strong>Heading 3</strong>	<h3>
<strong>Heading 4</strong>	<h4>
<strong>Heading 5</strong>	<h5>
<strong>Heading 6</strong>	<h6>
Address				<addr>
Code				<code>
Formatted			<pre>
<strike>Strikethrough</strike>	<strike>
Super<sup>script</sup>		<sup>
Sub<sub>script</sub>		<sub>
No Paragraph (Plain-Text)	<none>

Comma seperated list of toolbar buttons and features to include. A pipe character (|) denotes a divider, and a newline (ENTER) denotes a new toolbar row. For example:

Format, FontFamily, FontSize, |, ForeColor, BackColor, |, RemoveFormat, CleanWord, Clean, CleanCustom
Bold, Italics, Underline, Strikethrough, Superscript, Subscript, |, AlignLeft, AlignCenter, AlignRight, AlignJustify, |, Bullet, IndentDecrease, IndentIncrease, |, Anchor, Link, Unlink
Cut, Copy, Paste, Delete, |, Insert, |, InsertHorizontalRule, InsertSymbol, InsertDiv, InsertAbsDiv, InsertTable, |, ToggleGuidelines, ViewObjectPath, ViewSource, TableToolbar

• Static determines if the method is performed outside of the context of a content record (checked), or in the context of a content record (not checked). If Expose UI is checked, a static method will not require the selection of a content record to trigger the method in user interfaces. A non-static method will.
• Private determines method encapsulation. In other words, can the method only be called from other methods in the same content type (checked). Private and UI can not both be specified.

Type of encryption that will be used to secure the password in the database upon next login or password update. Changing this setting will not update the database immediately if the password is already encrypted and not re-enetered above (therefore it is unknown until next login or password update).

• No Encryption (plaintext) - Password will not be encrypted, and is therefore visible as plaintext in the repository (not recommended).
• Old Encryption (v2) - Password is encrypted using MD5 with an initial two letter salt. This was the type of encryption used by webCOMAND version 2 (not recommended).
• Basic Encryption (crypt) - Password is encrypted as a one-way hash using an operating system dependent encryption algorithm and random two character salt (recommended/default). Passwords can be validated with crypt (Perl or PHP).