Relates a user-defined name to a text field. This can be any kind of text. This name can be used to uniquely identify a text field.

Syntax

public string Name { get; set; }
Public Property Name() As String

Examples

The following example uses the Name property to return the user-defined name i.e. = "product".

TXTextControl.TextField field = new TXTextControl.TextField("Product");
field.Name = "product";
textControl1.TextFields.Add(field);

foreach (TXTextControl.TextField curfield in textControl1.TextFields)
{
    if (curfield.Name == "product")
        curfield.Text = "TX Text Control";
}
Dim field As TXTextControl.TextField = New TXTextControl.TextField("Product")
field.Name = "product"
TextControl1.TextFields.Add(field)

For Each curField As TXTextControl.TextField In TextControl1.TextFields
    If curField.Name = "product" Then
       curField.Text = "TX Text Control"
    End If
Next

See Also

Text Fields and Hypertext Links - Identifiers and Names.