The MinutesDifFromNow function calculates the number of minutes that have passed between the current time and a specified date-time value. When to Use Common Use Cases Concept You will typically use the function within the Smart Selector, which has various function tabs. By typing “MINUTESDIFFROMNOW” in the search bar, you can select it and define its parameters. Parameters:… Continue reading Minutes Dif From Now
Category: Design
Date
The Date function returns the current system date dynamically when it is executed. It is typically used when you need to work with or store the present day’s date in your application logic. When to Use Common Use Cases Concept You will typically use the function within the Smart Selector, which has various function tabs. By typing… Continue reading Date
Date Diff Seconds
Introduction This function subtracts one date from another date and returns a numeric value in seconds, such as 12 seconds, 25 seconds, or 43 seconds. While calculating the difference between two dates, you can provide static dates, or the DATEDIFFSECONDS function can dynamically pick dates from attributes and elements. Use Cases You can use the DATEDIFFSECONDS function in… Continue reading Date Diff Seconds
Date Diff Minutes
Introduction This function subtracts one date from another date and returns a numeric value in minutes, such as 2 minutes, 5 minutes, or 10 minutes. While calculating the difference between two dates, you can provide static dates, or the DATEDIFFMINUTES function can dynamically pick dates from attributes and elements. Use Cases The DATEDIFFMINUTES function can be used… Continue reading Date Diff Minutes
Hours Dif From Now
The HoursDifFromNow function calculates the difference in hours between the current time and a given input date-time. It is useful for tracking time-based conditions, session durations, and expiry logic. When to use: Use this function when you need to: Common Use Cases Concept You will typically use the function within the Smart Selector, which has various… Continue reading Hours Dif From Now
If Else Feature
Introduction In the vDesigner module, when you implement a functionality, you can define the condition-based logic (if-else condition) in the following ways: Both ways help you implement the required functionality. You can use the business rule to implement smaller and linear application workflow. For instance:- Assume you want to define the application’s behavior when a… Continue reading If Else Feature
Styles
You can use the Styles submodule to reconfigure the properties of the default style or create a new custom style. When you create a new style, you also configure properties under it. The Styles submodule contains a default style named Default. Apart from the Default style, you can create multiple custom styles based on the… Continue reading Styles
Typography
In the context of the software application, the term “Typography” refers to the style, arrangement, and appearance of the text in the user interface. In the Theme module, the Typography submodule includes the style name, font family, italic, size, and other properties. It provides a list of predefined styles. You can edit the properties of… Continue reading Typography
Colors
Under Themes, you can access the Colors submodule from the left panel. The Colors submodule displays a dashboard. In the dashboard, you can access the list of predefined color categories. The Themes module offers the following predefined color categories: On the Colors dashboard, you can do the following things: Based on the application design-related environment,… Continue reading Colors
Video
This ELEMENT allows developers to embed and customize video playback directly within the applications. It supports local and online videos, includes flexible playback settings, and integrates new event triggers. Additionally, it fully supports dynamic multimedia experiences without relying on third-party video solutions. When to Use Use the Video Player element to display and control video… Continue reading Video