The Label element displays text or other static information to the user. It also serves as a helpful identifier or description for other elements, like form field sets, providing context or instructions. Common Use Cases: Configuration The configuration of the element in vFlow 2.0 allows you to customize its behavior, appearance, and interaction across various… Continue reading Label
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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: Elements are placed on the screen according to the interface design or application wireframe, which defines the layout and functionality of the application. To… Continue reading Elements
Text
The Text element is used to allow users to input or type content within an application. It provides a basic interface for collecting textual data from users, such as names, addresses, or comments. It can be customized to include various features such as icons or pre-filled values, enhancing both functionality and user experience. Common Use… Continue reading Text
Security
Security is a critical module in Vahana Cloud, enabling you to define security access policies for the vFlow application you design. Before publishing a vFlow app, it is essential to establish these policies to ensure secure access, user session management, and logging protocols. When defining the access policies for a vFlow application, you can configure… Continue reading Security
Webview
The Webview component allows you to embed web content directly into your application, allowing you to display web pages, documents, or other online resources within the app interface. Key Features: Common Use Cases: Creating Webview Note: You can create this component in the layout option of the configurator section as well. After this, you can… Continue reading Webview
Treeview
The Treeview component in vFlow 2.0 allows users to visualize hierarchical data in a collapsible and expandable format, which is useful for representing nested structures like file directories or organizational charts. Key Features Common Use Cases The Treeview component enhances user experience by providing an interactive and visually appealing way to navigate and manage hierarchical… Continue reading Treeview
Timeline
The Timeline component is a visual representation tool used for displaying events in chronological order. This component allows users to easily track progress, view historical sequences, or follow a step-by-step process over a given period. The layout of the timeline ensures clear, organized information flow, making it useful for various purposes such as project management,… Continue reading Timeline
Tab
The Tab component in your application allows for the organization of content into multiple sections that are separated by tabs. Each tab can hold different content, and users can switch between these tabs without navigating away from the page, offering a cleaner and more structured layout for displaying related information. Key Features Common Use Cases… Continue reading Tab
Table
The Table component is designed to display structured data in a grid format, allowing users to view, sort, and filter information efficiently. This component is essential for presenting data in rows and columns, providing clarity and accessibility for datasets. Key Features Common Use Cases The Table component provides a flexible and efficient way to manage… Continue reading Table
Stepper
The Stepper component allows users to navigate through a series of steps or stages in a structured and linear process. It’s particularly useful when you need to guide users through multi-step forms, tasks, or workflows. Key Features Common Use Cases The Stepper component enhances user experience by organizing and simplifying multi-step processes, ensuring clarity and… Continue reading Stepper