Performs a client-side search on the data in the List and displays all rows that have the *[js:searchFor]* value in any column in the List.

All properties that are arrays support the following properties and methods. Since an array may support several types of objects, you must check an item for token type (using the TargetTokenType property) before referencing its properties. The list items may be accessed using array syntax. All functions take a zero-based position index. Array syntax is one-based.

Definition of a button list.

Filter the list data.

The SQL::List::Add() method

The SQL::List::Reset() method

The SQL::List::Item() method

The SQL::List::Remove() method

The SelectTableReferences, ColumnReferences, and FunctionReferences properties of parsable (SQL::Query) objects all return a ReferenceList object. This object acts like an array. Unlike the List object, the items are from arbitrary nodes on the tree. Although the properties of the objects can be changed, the list itself is read-only. All functions take a zero-based position index. Array syntax is one-based.

Definition of a custom item.