The Invisible Task hides a specific element from the end user while keeping it part of the page structure. This task ensures that the element remains in the application but is not displayed to the user. To apply this task, you need to specify the page, layout, row, and column containing the element. Common Uses:… Continue reading Invisible
Category: Getting Started with vFlow
An introductory category that contains all th basic functionalities of vFlow
Visible
The Visible Task is used to make a specific element visible to the end user. By applying this task, the application displays the element, ensuring it is accessible for interaction or view. You can configure this task by selecting the page, layout, row, and column where the element resides. Common Uses: Configuration When you create… Continue reading Visible
Disable
The Disable Task is used to make a specific element inactive, preventing user interaction with it. This task ensures that the element remains visible but is not editable or clickable, maintaining control over the application’s functionality and workflow. To make the control or element inactive, you need to select the page, layout, row, and column… Continue reading Disable
Enable
The Enable Task is used to make a specific element in the application active and functional, allowing end users to interact with it. This task is particularly useful for creating dynamic workflows where certain elements are activated based on user actions or predefined conditions. Common Uses: Configuration When you create a task, its configuration page… Continue reading Enable
Navigate
The Navigate Task in Vahana vFlow 2.0 enables seamless page or view transitions within the application. This task facilitates user movement between different screens, modules, or sections of the application, making it integral to creating dynamic and user-friendly navigation flows. By configuring navigation actions, you can guide users through a logical workflow, enhance the user… Continue reading Navigate
API
The API Task allows integration and interaction with external services and systems through APIs, enabling Vahana vFlow 2.0 to exchange data and access functionalities beyond its native capabilities. This task is crucial for creating a connected application ecosystem, facilitating real-time data exchange and interoperability with various banking and financial services. Common Uses: Configuration When you… Continue reading API
Authentication
The Authentication task verifies the identity of a user or system before granting access to specific data, functionalities, or resources within an application. This ensures that only authorized entities can access sensitive or restricted information. Common Uses: Configuration When you create a task, its configuration page opens in which you define its basic and advanced… Continue reading Authentication
Introduction To Task Groups
Tasks Tasks are predefined actions used to perform specific operations within the application. These actions cover a wide range of functionality, such as: Note: Tasks must be grouped into a Task Group in order to be executed. Task Group A Task Group is a container that holds one or more tasks and is linked to… Continue reading Introduction To Task Groups
Multiselect Autocomplete
The Multiselect Autocomplete element allows users to select multiple options from a list while providing an efficient search capability to locate specific items. This feature is particularly useful in scenarios requiring users to filter large sets of data or make multiple selections in a single interface, enhancing both flexibility and usability. Common Use Cases: Configuration… Continue reading Multiselect Autocomplete
Accordion
An Accordion lets users toggle between showing and hiding sections of related content, helping organize information efficiently. It keeps the interface uncluttered by displaying only relevant sections while keeping others collapsed, allowing users to control what they view. Key Features Common Use Cases Configuration The element’s configuration in vFlow 2.0 allows you to customize its… Continue reading Accordion