You assign this task when you want the mobile app user to navigate to the other form. After the user taps a UI to perform a function in the mobile app, the specific form or mobile app page opens. To display a form as a result of user-action, you need to map the form ID… Continue reading Form ID
Category: vDesigner
Introduction
The vDesigner application provides you multiple actions that you can apply/assign on different UI ((User Interface) items and other components. You can assign the action to impart intended functional behavior to the UI or component. The selection of task that you want to assign to the user interface depends on the type of the function… Continue reading Introduction
Applying Hamburger Drawer to Form
When you add multiple menu items to the hamburger drawer, you have two choices: either you can use default DRAWER_HOME hamburger or you can create a new hamburger. After you design a hamburger menu by adding new menu items to it and then assigning actions to each of the menu items, you can use the… Continue reading Applying Hamburger Drawer to Form
Adding Action to Hamburger Drawer
Under hamburger drawer, you assign an action to the hamburger menu item to impart functional behavior to it. After an action is assigned to the hamburger menu item, it performs the function based on the action that is assigned to it. The action is assigned to the menu item based on the functional requirement of… Continue reading Adding Action to Hamburger Drawer
Configuring Hamburger Drawer
Overview In mobile apps, hamburger drawer is a well-known feature that is prevalently used to add multiple features and functionality in orderly manner. Hamburger drawer is also referred to as Hamburger menu. In mobile apps, three horizontal parallel lines () are used as the icon of the Hamburger menu. Under Hamburger menu, you can add… Continue reading Configuring Hamburger Drawer
Define Card
To define the card and then define action items in the card, visit the heading section: Define Card under Configuring List with API. You can use the values of the following screen captures when you define a new card:
Configuring List with Database View
If you choose to display a list with a database view, you need to provide the details of the database view while configuring the list. In the configuration details of the list, you need to provide the name of the database, name of object/object type that stores list data, and primary keys of database view.… Continue reading Configuring List with Database View
Configuring List with API
If you want to configure a list with an API call, you need to define the name of object where the data is stored after respective API fetches the data from the database and the array type JSON object that holds the data to display it in the list. To configure the list: Box Description… Continue reading Configuring List with API
Configuring API Call on Button
You will configure an API call on the “On Click†event of a button if you choose to display list by using REST API. If you choose the database view to display list on the mobile app, you will not configure the API call on the “On Click†event of a button. To configure an… Continue reading Configuring API Call on Button
Introduction
This section describes how to display the list of database. Displaying list from database means that the corresponding API or database view will execute to fetch the required data from the respective database. Thus, the API or database view will display the data on the screen or page of the mobile app. It has been… Continue reading Introduction