How to define edit auditing settings

Edit Auditing Settings

What is Edit Auditing?
Edit Auditing is utilized to validate the data entered within a custom column field.
A) The Regular Expression is the Java regular expression syntax for validating the data entered against. The example above would expect the word file to be contained within the text entered. Review the Java regular expressions api documentation for additional details on this features capability.
B) The Message field is where you would enter the message to display when the validation failed.
These fields can be dynamically set from a cabinet property by entering $CAB_PROP[Any Property Name] or from a column value of the editing row by entering $COLUMN_VALUE[Column Name] for the field definition.

What is Advanced Scripting?
Advanced Scripting can be utilized to perform advanced validation and advanced edit triggering from custom columns. It can also be utilized to create a custom editor for the specified column or intiating another application by toggling on Enable custom editor on the Special tab of the Advanced dialog. When this feature is toggled on the scripting engine is intitialized upon editing of the cell.
C) The above image demonstrates all of the field variables that are available within the scripting interface. Review the Java Scripting api documentation with the nashorn engine for details on the complete syntax of this feature.
* This field can be dynamically set from a cabinet property by entering $CAB_PROP[Any Property Name] or from a column value of the editing row by entering $COLUMN_VALUE[Column Name] for the field definition.
** The FORMAT_HASH contains the following keys: background, foreground, left_indent, right_indent and style. When redefining a color field, the value should be HTML HEX color code - #0000FF for blue as an example, which would be scripted with a line as: FORMAT_HASH.put("background", "#0000FF");