Introduction This function gets the system’s or device’s date and time in a specific format. When you configure this function, you need to define the format of the date and time. Later, you can display the current date and time in the element on the application or store it in the attribute. Examples and Use… Continue reading Current Date Time
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Static
The Static function assigns a constant value—such as a number, string, integer, boolean, or other primitive type—to a field within a workflow. Unlike dynamic values that depend on user input or logic, a static value stays the same unless manually changed. It is commonly used to initialize fields with default or predefined values during form… Continue reading Static
General Settings
The General Settings menu is a central place in vDesigner 2.0 where users manage core app configurations. It’s divided into two main sections: Basic Section This section handles all foundational settings related to the application. Its key features include: Use this section to configure all high-level app settings. This is how Basic Section may look… Continue reading General Settings
List of vDesigner Functions
FUNCTION NAME FUNCTION NAME FUNCTION NAME FUNCTION NAME FUNCTION NAME AVG SUM PRODUCT DIVIDE POW FACTORIAL SORT ISNULLOREMPTY MAX MIN ISALPHANUMERIC DATEDIFFHOURS FLOOR CONCAT SUBSTR HEX CONTAINS UPPER LOWER ISALPHA CURRENTDATETIME CAST ROUNDUP ROUNDDOWN MOD LOG STATIC CEILING TRUNCATE FORMATNUMBERLOCALIZEDPATTERN ADDMINUTES ADDSECONDS HOUR MINUTES SUBHOURS SUBMINUTES SUBSECONDS WEEKDAY LEFT RIGHT ISNUMERIC TRIM MID CONTAINSALL LEN… Continue reading List of vDesigner Functions
Attributes and Attribute IDs
What is an Attribute? An attribute represents a specific piece of data associated with an entity in Data Modeler. It defines the type of information an entity holds, such as text, numbers, images, or colors. Example: Consider an entity called Employee with the following attributes: {“Decimal Tech” :[ { “EmployeeID”: “E001”, “Name”: “John Doe”, “Age”:… Continue reading Attributes and Attribute IDs
Different Selections in Smart Selector
In the smart selector, you can select an item to configure a property, implement a business rule, map an item (for example, an element or entity) for data manipulation, and others. You can select an item in the smart selector as follows: Selecting an Element You can select an element to define a condition in the… Continue reading Different Selections in Smart Selector
An Introduction to Smart Selector
In the vDesigner module, the smart selector is an input field-based utility that allows you to select the following in the input field element: In the smart selector, you select an element, entity, attribute, and others so that you can map the selected item to the other item or configure a property. In general, you… Continue reading An Introduction to Smart Selector
Open Device Settings
The Open Device Settings task checks whether the necessary device permissions are granted for the application to function properly. If a required permission, such as camera access for video KYC, is not granted, this task redirects the user to the relevant device settings page, allowing them to enable the required functionality. Common Use Cases When… Continue reading Open Device Settings
Check Permission Function
The Check Permission function verifies whether a specific device permission (e.g., Camera, Location, Notifications) is granted. It returns a Boolean value (True if granted, False if denied), allowing applications to determine whether to proceed with an action or request permission. Common Use Cases When to Use Use the Check Permission function within the Open Device… Continue reading Check Permission Function
Subcomponent
The Subcomponent element allows one component to be embedded within another while retaining its original properties. This enables reuse of components across different sections of the application. For example, suppose a Table component needs to be displayed within a List component. In that case, a Subcomponent element can be created under the List component, and… Continue reading Subcomponent