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Form

The Form component in your application is a key interface element used for collecting and submitting data from users. It consists of various input fields (fieldset), buttons, and other interactive elements that allow users to provide information, which can then be processed or stored in the system. Forms are essential for user registration, login, surveys,… Continue reading Form

Fieldset

The Fieldset component is used to group related fields within a form or section of a user interface. It helps organize content logically, making forms and data entry interfaces easier to understand and navigate for users. The Fieldset component is typically accompanied by a Legend, which serves as a label or title for the group… Continue reading Fieldset

Documentation Viewer

The Documentation Viewer component allows users to view documents directly within the application. It provides an interface for displaying various document types, such as PDFs, Word documents, or other supported formats, without the need for external applications. This component is useful for delivering an in-app experience where users can read, navigate, and interact with documentation… Continue reading Documentation Viewer

Documentation Listing

The Documentation Listing component is designed to organize and display a list of documents or resources within the application. This component allows users to view, search, and navigate through various documents or entries in an orderly and structured format. It is particularly useful for managing documentation, guides, manuals, or any content that requires a list-based… Continue reading Documentation Listing

An Introduction to Component

In the vFlow module, a component is a type of entity that provides specific functionality to the application. Components serve as containers for various elements, enabling you to design the application’s interface effectively. For example: Components, visible in the left panel of the vFlow module’s dashboard, house one or more elements used for interface design.… Continue reading An Introduction to Component

Prefix Input Field

The Prefixed Input Field element contains two adjoining boxes. The left box contains the prefixed value and the right box contains a value. You can use the Prefix Input Field element when you want the user to enter the value after the prefix value. For instance:- you can use the Prefix Input Field element to… Continue reading Prefix Input Field

Card

Introduction to Card A Card is a modular, self-contained UI component used to present content or information in a visually structured and compact manner. Cards typically group related information together in blocks and can contain elements like text, images, and icons. They are commonly used to display items, such as user profiles, products, posts, or… Continue reading Card

Calendar

In this section, you will learn how to create and configure a Calendar component in the vFlow. A Calendar can be customized with various settings for its appearance, properties, animations, and more, allowing it to integrate into your application seamlessly. Following these steps, you can easily create a Calendar component and tailor its functionality to… Continue reading Calendar