The most interesting properties LookUp’s:

• PropertyToShow
• MasterViewName
• MasterTypeName
• ObjectTypeName
• ObjectViewName

Below they are described in detail.

PropertyToShow

Responsible for the display property masters after selecting lucapa.

Does not work when exposed to AutoComplete.

Set in the method PostApplyToControls or PostLoad edit form. If you set in the methods that are triggered before, the changes will overwrite WebBinder’ohms.

Accepts composite properties (properties masters). For example, you can specify:

ctrlКлиент.PropertyToShow = "Registration.City";

Thus, when choosing a master Клиент will display the property Клиент.Registration.Город.

MasterViewName

Sets the view that will be used to open the form lucapa.

Unlike PropertyToShow, can be installed anywhere and does not depend on AutoComplete.

MasterTypeName

Sets the type of object you want to select on the LookUp. True when a master object is associated with inheritance. That is, if there are two classes, related by inheritance (class a inherits from class B), and you need to LookUp had a class A (instead of the default open class B), you must install MasterTypeName as follows:

ctrlM1.MasterTypeName = typeof(M1).AssemblyQualifiedName;

do not forget to set MasterViewName

Note: For signification MasterTypeName use typeof(Type).AssemblyQualifiedName. More details can be found in the article the Problem of types (a typeusage).

ObjectTypeName

Sets the object type for which you are installing the master. Similarly MasterTypeName relevant to cases of succession, but this time involved in the inheritance base object and not the master. Set in a pair of ObjectViewName.

ObjectViewName

Sets the representation of the underlying object. Similarly MasterViewName relevant to cases of succession, but this time involved in the inheritance base object and not the master. Set in a pair of ObjectTypeName.