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Designer: Client Methods
The Client Methods panel allows you to configure client-specific methods that can be called from the current form or user display.
Client Methods
You can configure client methods to be called from the WPF Designer.
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You can configure client methods to be called from the WPF Designer.

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  - Designer: Client Methods
    The Client Methods panel allows you to configure client-specific methods that can be called from the current form or user display.
    - Client Methods
      You can configure client methods to be called from the WPF Designer.
      - Add a client method to a form or display
      - Delete a client method from a form or display
      - Client Context
        You can configure client methods to be called from the WPF Designer.
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        You can configure client methods to be called from the WPF Designer.
      - Diagnostics
        You can configure client methods to be called from the WPF Designer.
      - Forms
        You can configure client methods to be called from the WPF Designer.
      - Task List Filters
        You can configure client methods to be called from the WPF Designer.
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You can configure client methods to be called from the WPF Designer.

Attribute	Description
ClearFeedbackZone		Clears messages written from the WriteToFeedbackZone client method.
WriteToClientLog		Use the Message property to write a message to a log file.
WriteToFeedbackZone		Use the Message property to write a message to the Feedback Zone. You can also use the Log property to specify whether this message should be logged to the Client log file.