How To Use APEX:PAGEBLOCK In Visualforce Page?
<apex:pageblock> :
This
tag supports following attributes:
Attribute
|
Description
|
dir
|
The direction in which the
generated HTML component should be read. Possible values include
"RTL" (right to left) or "LTR" (left to right).
|
helpTitle
|
The text that displays when a user
hovers the mouse over the help link for the page block. If specified, you
must also provide a value for helpURL. Note that if a value for a header
facet is included in the pageBlock, this attribute is ignored.
|
helpUrl
|
The URL of a webpage that provides
help for the page block. When this value is specified, a help link appears in
the upper right corner of the page block. If specified, you must also provide
a value for helpTitle. Note that if a value for a header facet is included in
the pageBlock, this attribute is ignored.
|
id
|
An identifier that allows the
pageBlock component to be referenced by other components in the page.
|
lang
|
The base language for the
generated HTML output, for example, "en" or "en-US".
|
mode
|
The default user mode for the
pageBlock component's child elements. This value determines whether lines are
drawn separating field values. Possible values are: "detail", in
which data is displayed to the user with colored lines;
"maindetail", in which data is displayed to the user with colored
lines and a white background, just like the main detail page for records; and
"edit", in which data is displayed to the user without field lines.
If not specified, this value defaults to "detail". These lines have
nothing to do with requiredness, they are merely visual separators, that make
it easier to scan a detail page.
|
onclick
|
The JavaScript invoked if the
onclick event occurs that is, if the user clicks the page block.
|
ondblclick
|
The JavaScript invoked if the
ondblclick event occurs that is, if the user clicks the page block twice.
|
onkeydown
|
The JavaScript invoked if the
onkeydown event occurs that is, if the user presses a keyboard key.
|
onkeypress
|
The JavaScript invoked if the
onkeypress event occurs that is, if the user presses or holds down a keyboard
key.
|
onkeyup
|
The JavaScript invoked if the
onkeyup event occurs that is, if the user releases a keyboard key.
|
onmousedown
|
The JavaScript invoked if the
onmousedown event occurs that is, if the user clicks a mouse button.
|
onmousemove
|
The JavaScript invoked if the
onmousemove event occurs that is, if the user moves the mouse pointer.
|
onmouseout
|
The JavaScript invoked if the
onmouseout event occurs that is, if the user moves the mouse pointer away
from the page block.
|
onmouseover
|
The JavaScript invoked if the
onmouseover event occurs that is, if the user moves the mouse pointer over
the page block.
|
onmouseup
|
The JavaScript invoked if the
onmouseup event occurs that is, if the user releases the mouse button.
|
rendered
|
A Boolean value that specifies
whether the component is rendered on the page. If not specified, this value
defaults to true.
|
tabStyle
|
The Salesforce object or custom
Visualforce tab that controls the color scheme of the page block. If not
specified, this value defaults to the style of the page. If using a
Salesforce object, the attribute must be specified with the developer name
for the object. For example, to use the styling associated with
MyCustomObject, use tabStyle="MyCustomObject__c". To use a custom
Visualforce tab, set the attribute to the name (not label) of the tab
followed by a double-underscore and the word tab. For example, to use the
styling of a Visualforce tab with the name Source, use
tabStyle="Source__tab".
|
title
|
The text displayed as the title of
the page block. Note that if a header facet is included in the body of the
pageBlock component, its value overrides this attribute.
|
<apex:page standardController="Account">
<apex:form >
<apex:pageBlock title="Account Detail" >
</apex:pageBlock>
</apex:form>
</apex:page>
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