Elements

In the vFlow module, elements are the smallest unit of structure and are integral to designing web pages and applications. Also known as user interface components, elements serve two main purposes:

1. Displaying Information: Elements present data and content to users. For instance, a column in a “Table” component that displays data values or an “Input Text” field in a “Form” component allows users to enter information.
2. Facilitating User Interaction: Elements enable users to perform specific actions within the application, such as interactive buttons or input fields.

Elements are placed on the screen according to the interface design or application wireframe, which defines the layout and functionality of the application. To design an effective application, it’s advisable to first create a well-defined interface design or wireframe before adding elements to the vFlow component.

Examples include:

• Table Component: Columns displaying data are elements.
• Form Component: Fields like “Input Text” are elements used for user input.

Understanding and utilizing elements properly helps in creating a well-structured and functional application within the vFlow module.

Elements are listed below:

1. Accordion
2. Biometric
3. Button
4. Camera
5. Date
6. Date & Time
7. Document Enlisting
8. Email
9. Element Group
10. Hyperlink
11. Icon
12. Image
13. Image Viewer
14. Input Field
15. JSON Editor
16. Key Value Pair
17. Label
18. Marquee
19. Media Enlisting
20. Multi Media Uploader
21. Multiselect
22. Input Number
23. OTP
24. Password
25. Progress Bar
26. Radio Group
27. Range Slider
28. Rich Text Viewer
29. Image Uploader
30. Slider
31. StepperinForm
32. Tags
33. Text
34. Text Area
35. Timer
36. Video
37. Masking
38. Tab
39. Stepper
40. Timeline Date
41. Timeline
42. Time