Dataform Views: Difference between revisions
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==View types== | ==View types== | ||
===Grid=== | ===Grid=== | ||
Two dimensional view where you control the number of columns and raws | Two dimensional view where each entery is presented in a table cell. This view allows you to control the number of columns and raws that will be displayed on the page. | ||
===Extended Grid=== | ===Extended Grid=== |
Revision as of 23:24, 6 October 2012
Dataform views allow you to control the way information is presented in the Dataform activity. In order for a Dataform activity to be active, a default view must be defined. By default, there is no limit to the number of views you can apply to a single Dataform activity (although your administrator can limit the max number of views).
Views management
- Visible - The visibility option controls the accessibility of specific Dataform view. There are three different visibility options:
- Default (D) - default view, checking this box will make the chosen view your default view. You must set a default view in order for the Dataform activity to be accessible.
- Force Edit (E)
- Force More (M)
- Filter
- Edit
- Duplicate
- Reset
View types
Grid
Two dimensional view where each entery is presented in a table cell. This view allows you to control the number of columns and raws that will be displayed on the page.
Extended Grid
Tabular
The most common view, this view presents information in a table. The tabular view is useful both for editing and display purposes.
Interval
Editon
Import
Please refer to the import section.