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* Constant – this binding type allows you to enter static text. The exact text is displayed in the app instead of the entity field data. This way you can add labels to views, for example, to describe fields that only show numeric values. | * Constant – this binding type allows you to enter static text. The exact text is displayed in the app instead of the entity field data. This way you can add labels to views, for example, to describe fields that only show numeric values. | ||
== | == Toolbar functions == | ||
[[File:View toolbar cell section.png|alt=View toolbar, Cell section]] | [[File:View toolbar cell section.png|alt=View toolbar, Cell section]] | ||
The toolbar is divided into related blocks. The first section, | The toolbar is divided into related blocks. The first section, ''Cell'', contains functions for managing cells in your view. | ||
* | * Cell Up, Cell Down - Use these buttons to modify the order of the cells in a view. In Woodford, you can see the order on the '''Properties''' pane in the '''Cell''' parameter. In the app, cells are displayed in the same order. This only comes into play if you design overlapping cells with a solid background. For example, if you want to use a background image for your view, create an image cell that covers the entire view and move it to the first position (so it is displayed first). | ||
* Add – Add a new text cell to the view. | * Add Cell – Add a new text cell to the view. | ||
* Delete – Remove the select cell from the view. | * Delete Cell – Remove the select cell from the view. | ||
=== Images and map pins === | === Images and map pins === | ||
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To change existing styles or add new styles, select '''Edit Styles''' from the toolbar. | To change existing styles or add new styles, select '''Edit Styles''' from the toolbar. | ||
The styles are global for all fields on all views, so if you change a style | The styles are global for all fields on all views, so if you change a style assigned to multiple fields, even to a view on a different entity, these changes are also applied to these fields. It does not matter from which view you open the style editor. Click '''Dependencies''' to see all components where a style is used. | ||
See '''[[Style_editor#Views_and_home_screen|Style editor]]''' for more information. | See '''[[Style_editor#Views_and_home_screen|Style editor]]''' for more information. | ||
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=== Actions when multiple records are selected === | === Actions when multiple records are selected === | ||
Similar to buttons, you can define actions available when you select multiple records in your view. To use multi-selection in the app, tap and hold a record until the selection checkboxes appear. Multi-selection offers the following functions: | Similar to buttons, you can define actions that are available when you select multiple records in your view. To use multi-selection in the app, tap and hold a record until the selection checkboxes appear. Multi-selection offers the following functions: | ||
* Access configurable commands from the hamburger menu in the top right corner. For example, you can export the selected records, or delete them. | * Access configurable commands from the hamburger menu in the top right corner. For example, you can export the selected records, or delete them. | ||
* Access statistics/aggregation functions from the menu in the status bar - bottom right corner. | * Access statistics/aggregation functions from the menu in the status bar - bottom right corner. | ||