The <EmployeePropertyGrid> tag allows you to manipulate employee properties in a form using a grid.
To set up an employee property grid, create employee properties in HR Admin > Employee Properties.
You reference the employees on the form by including the <EmployeePropertyGrid> tag on the form, in Workflow Administration > Form Builder. To continue the example above, the XML would look like this:
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<WF_DynamicForm>
<DataClass>Employee</DataClass>
<FormHeader>
<Style>header</Style>
<Title />
</FormHeader>
<EmployeeHeaderPanel>
<Style />
</EmployeeHeaderPanel>
<FormBody>
<Style>IVFormBody</Style>
<Block>
<NumberOfColumns>1</NumberOfColumns>
</Block>
<EmployeePropertyGrid>
<Style />
<Block>1</Block>
<Row>1</Row>
<Column>0</Column>
<RowSpan>8</RowSpan>
<AuthorizationKey>ALL</AuthorizationKey>
<GroupProperties>true</GroupProperties>
<ValidationTitle>Car Info</ValidationTitle>
<EPGridColumn>
<BindingProperty>Value</BindingProperty>
<XRefCode>EmployeePropertyXrefCode18</XRefCode>
<DefaultValue>BMW</DefaultValue>
</EPGridColumn>
<EPGridColumn>
<BindingProperty>Value</BindingProperty>
<XRefCode>EmployeePropertyXrefCode19</XRefCode>
<IsRequired>True</IsRequired>
<HeaderCaption>Year of purchase</HeaderCaption>
</EPGridColumn>
<EPGridColumn>
<BindingProperty>Value</BindingProperty>
<XRefCode>EmployeePropertyXrefCode20</XRefCode>
<IsRequired>True</IsRequired>
<DefaultValue>100</DefaultValue>
</EPGridColumn>
</EmployeePropertyGrid>
</FormBody>
</WF_DynamicForm>Note: Not all properties are suitable for this grid. The properties should logically share effective dates.