Introduction This post mainly focuses on two vFlow entities: Components and Elements. As described earlier in the post: An Introduction to vFlow, the “component” entity works as a container in the vFlow module. The vFlow module incorporates several components. You can see these components in the left panel in the vFlow module’s dashboard. Each component… Continue reading vFlow Components
Category: Design
vFlow Elements (Common Properties)
Introduction In the application, the element, which is also referred to as the user interface, is used to design a web page. In the screen, an element or a group of elements represents the functionality. In the vFlow module, the element is a lowest level entity. To design an application, the element is added to… Continue reading vFlow Elements (Common Properties)
Web View
The Web View element allows the end user to open a web page instantly from an app only by tapping the link. It is a quick web view that provides the limited browsing functionalities as a sub-process of the app. Usage When to Use Use the web view to:–> Display rich content instantly.–> Display general… Continue reading Web View
Security
Security is one of the important modules of Vahana Cloud. It allows you to build the security access policies for the application that you design in vDesigner. Before publishing a mobile app, you need to define the access policies. While defining the access policy for an application, you can define several session related timeframes, requirements… Continue reading Security
Configure Multilingual Feature for an Application
Developing an App First develop the mobile app or web application for which you want to configure the multilingual feature. Exporting an Excel File After you register a language, you need to export the Excel file. Before you export the file, you need to select the registered languages and then select the content type that… Continue reading Configure Multilingual Feature for an Application
Getting Started with vDesigner
Introduction This post covers and broadly describes all basic functions in vDesigner. A beginner (new user) can perform these basic functions to learn the vDesigner. Later, the user can hone the skills to design the enterprise-grade robust mobile applications. These basic-level functions serve as a stepping stone to the advanced features that user can use… Continue reading Getting Started with vDesigner
An Introduction to vFlow
Definition The vFlow module is a web based visual drag and drop application that has the capability to build enterprise-level web applications for back office functions, operations, and other business functions. vFlow Features The vFlow module incorporates the following features: vFlow Entities In the vFlow module, the term “entity” means different components and objects that… Continue reading An Introduction to vFlow
Button Group
The “Button Group” element is a collection of multiple toggle buttons. In the application, you can use the “Button Group” element when you want the user to select a specific value or a state. In an application, “Button Group” is used to display or specify different values, states, or modes. In the “Button Group” element,… Continue reading Button Group
Data Modeler
Data modeler is a module that lets end users create a data hierarchy such that it will be stored in the system and can be used in the application. This data can be business related as well as for intermediate calculations. User can create the following: Entity An Entity is a collection of information defined… Continue reading Data Modeler
Downloads
The Vahana platform incorporates a module that is calle Downloads. The Downloads module allows you to download the build of the software application. First, you design an application and then publish it by using the vDesigner module. On the Vahana platform, the ?Downloads? module provides the following features and benefits: Features Benefits Build Settings Before… Continue reading Downloads