This page is provides the reference information for dashboard properties.
Overview
Create application screens by starting with a dashboard; see Creating or Opening a Screen.
PhixFlow opens existing screens locked, to prevent accidental editing. To edit a screen,- either using the toolbar
- or right-click anywhere in the screen to display the pop-up menu.
This page explains the dashboard properties. For information on how to divide a dashboard into different panes, and how to add components to it, see Drag-and-Drop Techniques.
See Also
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By default, new dashboards are set to Floating. If you want a dashboard to open with a fixed position, select one of the Pinned drop-down options:
- Pinned to top
- Pinned to bottom
- Pinned to left
- Pinned to right
Use the Pinned options to create a permanently visible dashboard. This is useful for a navigation area or toolbar that you want to be visible for all other dashboards. Floating dashboards do not overlap with pinned dashboards. When the user maximises a Floating dashboard, it expands only to the remaining space.
Width
500px
for a small confirmation window. The default size for a pop-up dashboard approximately 800px.For dashboards that are not set to Open maximised, specify a dashboard height in pixels, for example 150px
for a small confirmation window. The default size of a pop-up dashboard is approximately 500px.
Available when Position is Floating.
For dashboards set an offset value in pixels to position the dashboard where it is required. For example, to display a dashboard as a pop-up window towards the top left of the screen, set:- Top:
60px
- Left:
60px
Dashboard Elements
This section has a toolbar with standard buttons. The grid contains a list of the Dashboard Elements on this dashboard.To add dashboard elements, on the dashboard, use the pop-up menu Add Area... options to divide up the dashboard. When you add a component to a part of the dashboard, PhixFlow automatically creates a container dashboard element for it. This means different parts of the dashboard can be bound to different data views.
Where dashboard elements are bound to data, you can link them, so that the data in one dashboard element drives the data in another; see Linked and Driving Views or Forms.
To delete a dashboard element, on the dashboard right-click components on part of the dashboard and select Delete. When the dashboard element is empty, right-click it and selectWhen a specific component is selected, delete the component.
Other delete options that may be available relate to specific types of component in the selected paneitem_item Delete options depend on the selected item. Examples are:deleteitemdeleteitem selected objectsdeleteitemdeleteitem panedelete_itemdelete_item form _element_deleteelementdeleteDelete a dashboard elementform_newform_newCreate a new form in the current area.pinunpinpinunpinPin a component to fix its position; see Pinning and UnpinningpalettepaletteOpen the palette to drag in componentsautosizeautosizeToggle whether or not the currently selected component is automatically auto sized when an application window is resized by the user.
Show the list of attributes that are bound to the component. The attributes can be from a stream or view. This is shown in the option:
Unreachable Actions
A workflow can have placeholder actionflows linked to a dashboard. If the actionflow has not been wired then it is listed here.
Open on Startup
You may have a screen that acts as your application's welcome window. Use this option to open a screen whenever the application starts.