In addition to PowerScript properties that are converted to .NET properties and JavaScript attributes, a .NET Web Forms application has global properties that you can set at design time on the Configuration tab of the Project painter or after deployment in the generated Web.Config file for your application.
Several built-in control properties are also available for Web Forms applications that are not valid for other types of PowerBuilder targets. You must surround the calls to the built-in control properties in a conditional compilation block for .NET Web Forms. You can set these properties to reduce postbacks, embed hyperlinked Web pages, or remove the display of file, mail, print, and theme manager icons from specific windows when a global display property is set. You cannot set global properties in script.
For information on global properties, see “Global Web configuration properties”.
