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Overview

Actionflows are used to create interactions on a screen, however we can have PhixFlow automatically create one for us using a shortcut.

Setup

  • Open the screen where you want to place the button that will open the desired screen.
    1. Ensure it is unlocked.
  • In the repository navigate to the screen you want the button to open.
  • Drag the screen from the repository onto the desired location on the open screen.
    1. See Moving Items on a Screen if you wish to move the button.
  • A button and actionflow will be automatically created on the screen that will open the second screen.
    1. The button gets its styling from Application Properties →  Styles Tab → Default Components Section → Table Action Component.
    2. To edit the actionflow see Wiring Actionflows.
  • To test the button lock your screen or switch to application mode, and click the button

    An application user triggers an action by clicking on a button. When you design a screen, you must configure an actionflow for the button.

    One common action for a button is to open a different screen. As this is something you need to do frequently, PhixFlow provides an easy way to configure an "open screen" actionflows on a button.

    1. Open the screen on which you want to add a button to open another screen.
    2. Unlock the screen.
    3. In the repository, find the screen that the button will open and drag it onto the screen canvas. Drop it where you want the button to be.
    4. PhixFlow adds a button to the screen canvas.
      The button design is from the default component, which is set in the application properties →  Styles tab → Default Components section→ Table Action Component.
    5. PhixFlow creates an actionflow to open the second screen and wires it to the button.
    6. To test the button, either lock the screen or switch to
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      . Click the button to check that it opens the required screen.

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