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Abilities

This tab allows you to specify default operations to be available for all the generated pages in all applications. These settings can be overwritten for a project as well as for a certain page.

 

Actions

 

View

Defines whether browsing a single record is available. Possible values are Disabled, Separated Page (default value), and Modal window.

 

Edit

Defines whether data editing is available. ossible values are Disabled, Separated Page (default value), Inline mode, and Modal window.

 

Quick Edit

Defines whether the quick edit mode is available. Possible values are List and view (quick editing is available in both data grid and single record view window), List only, View only, and None.

 

Multi-edit

Defines whether mass data editing is available. Possible values are Disabled, Separated Page (default value), and Modal window.

 

Fields to be updated by default

Defines whether all or none fields will be selected in the appropriate control when the multi-edit command is executed.

 

Insert

Defines whether data insertion is available. Possible values are Disabled, Separated Page (default value), Inline mode, and Modal window.

 

Copying

Defines whether data copying is available. Possible values are Disabled, Separated Page (default value), Inline mode, and Modal window.

 

Delete

Defines whether data deletion is available. Possible values are Enabled (default) and Disabled.

 

Multi-delete

Defines whether multi deletion is available (user can delete multiple records at a time). Possible values are Enabled (default) and Disabled.

 

Filtering

 

Quick search

Defines whether the Quick Search box is displayed. Possible values are Enabled (default) and Disabled.

 

Filter Builder

Defines whether the Filter Builder tool is available. Possible values are Enabled (default) and Disabled.

 

Column Filter

Defines whether the Column Filter tool is available. Possible values are Enabled (default) and Disabled. It is also possible to enable/disable this feature at the column level.

 

Selection Filter

Defines whether Selection Filters is available. Possible values are Enabled (default) and Disabled.

 

Sorting

 

Sorting by click

Defines whether data can be sorted by click on a column header. Possible values are Enabled (default) and Disabled.

 

Sorting by dialog

Defines whether the data sort dialog is available. Possible values are Enabled (default) and Disabled.

 

Additional

 

Runtime Customization

Defines whether end user is able to customize such page properties as number of records displayed on a page and a number of cards for each screen resolution. Possible values are Enabled (default) and Disabled.

 

Records comparison

Defines whether the record comparison tool is available. Possible values are Enabled (default) and Disabled.

 

Refresh

Defines whether the Refresh button is diaplyed. Possible values are Enabled (default) and Disabled.



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