Alpha Anywhere 4.5 Videos
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This page contains a listing of all videos published for Alpha Anywhere 4.5.0 through Alpha Anywhere 4.5.5.0. Not all releases of 4.5 included videos. If you do not see a specific version of Alpha Anywhere 4.5 listed (e.g. 4.5.5.0), it means no videos were published with that release.
Alpha Anywhere 4.5.0
The videos below were published as part of the Alpha Anywhere 4.5.0 release on September 12, 2017.
| Category | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|
| UX Component | Multi-Lingual PhoneGap Applications |
Normally, UX components can be localized by
wrapping the strings you want to translate in
either language tags (<a5:r>...</a5:r>) or text
dictionary tags (<a5:t>...</a5:t>). The string
translation takes place on the server when the
component is rendered. But in a PhoneGap
application, the component is loaded from the
file system on the device and so you can't use
language or text dictionary tags. Instead, you
must use a client-side approach (using
Javascript) to translate the strings into the
selected language. In this video we show how you can implement client-side language translation. Watch Video Download component Date added: 2017-08-04 |
| UX Component - FormView Control | Client-side Show/Hide and Enable Expressions that Reference External Data |
Typically, the client-side show/hide and enable
expressions in a FormView layout reference field
values that are in the data being displayed in
the Form. For example, the Form might have a
field called Country and you might want to show
a container only when the Country field has a
certain value. However, there are also use cases where you want to reference external data (i.e. the value in some other control on the UX) in a client-side expression. This video shows how this is done using FormView state variables. Watch Video Download component Date added: 2017-08-14 |
| UX Component - ViewBox Control | Client-side Show/Hide Expressions that Reference External Data |
When you define the layout for a ViewBox
control, the template can use the
{*if}
directive to conditionally show/hide content in
the ViewBox. Typically the expression in the
{*if} directive will reference data in
the ViewBox data. But in some cases you might
want to reference data that is external to the
ViewBox (for example, your UX might have a
control whose value you want to reference in the
{*if}
directive's conditional expression). In order to
do this, you must create a ViewBox state
variable that is set to the value of the
external data. In this video we show how external data is used in a ViewBox conditional expression. Watch Video Download component Date added: 2017-08-15 |
| UX Component - List Control | Displaying Data in a List using a StarRating Control |
Many applications allow you to rate something by
tapping on a star in a StarRating control. The
UX component has a stand-alone StarRating
control (accessed by selecting
[More...] in the UX Builder Controls
toolbox), but in some cases you might want to
display data in a List control using a
StarRating control. In this video we show how this is easily done. Watch Video Download component Date added: 2017-08-18 |
| UX Component - List Control | Row Drag Actions |
A common user interface pattern seen in mobile
apps that use a List is to allow the user to
drag on a row in the List to invoke some type of
action. For example in the iOS Email app a user
can drag on a row to archive the row, mark is as
unread/read, or move the row to another folder. In this video we show how you can implementing row drag behavior an a List control. Watch Video Download component Date added: 2017-08-25 |
| UX Component - List Control | Reorder List Rows by Dragging Row to New Position |
In certain applications where a List control is
used, it is necessary to allow the user to
reorder the rows in the List. A common user
interface pattern used to reorder List rows is
to allow the user to drag a row to its new
position in the List. In this video we show how you can add 'drag to move row' behavior to a List control. Watch Video Download component Date added: 2017-08-28 |
| UX Component - List Control | Displaying Summary Values in Column Footers |
In some applications you might want to compute
summary values (e.g. count, total, average,
etc.) for data in a List column and then display
that data below the last row of data in that
column. In this video we show how this is done. Watch Video Download component Date added: 2017-09-02 |
| UX Component | Adding Keyboard Shortcuts to a Component |
In this video we show how you can add support
for keyboard shortcuts to a UX component.
Keyboard shortcuts can speed up a user's
interaction with a component. For example, you
could configure the Ctrl-S key as a shortcut for
saving the data in the a UX. Watch Video Download component Date added: 2017-09-02 |
| UX Component | Using the Enter key as a Keyboard Shortcut to Navigate to Next Control |
For users filling in a UX with many controls,
pressing the Enter key to navigate from field to
field, can be a useful productivity boost. In this video we show how the Keyboard Shortcuts feature in the UX component can be used to map the Enter key to navigate between input controls. Watch Video Download component Date added: 2017-09-02 |
| UX Component - List Control | Displaying Data in a List using Switch, Radio Button, Checkbox, Integer Increment and Map Controls |
The UX offers several different control types
that can be used to display data in the List. In this video we demonstrate several of the control types that can be used in a List. Watch Video Download component Date added: 2017-09-02 |
Alpha Anywhere 4.5.1
The videos below were published as part of the Alpha Anywhere 4.5.1 release on October 12, 2017.
| Category | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|
| UX Component - List Control | Reorder List Rows by Dragging Row to a new Group when Client-side Grouping is Enabled |
When client-side grouping is enabled in a List, the order of the rows in the List is determined by the sort expression that
is applied to the data so that the List data can be grouped correctly. That means that if you drag a row
to a new position, and then drop, the row will immediately snap back to its original position (because the
client-side sort will be re-applied to the List data).
However, you might want to use drag reorder to move a row from one group to another. This is done by changing data in the row that is moved so that in the onMoveEnd event, the data in the row is updated and then, when the client-side sort is applied to the List data, the row will continue to appear in the target group. In this video we show how a list of customers, grouped by Country, can be re-arranged by dragging a customer from one country to another. Watch Video Download component Date added: 2017-09-14 |
| UX Component - Spreadsheet Input Control | Using the Spreadsheet Input Control |
In certain applications where a user needs to input data quickly, a spreadsheet style data entry control can be very efficient.
In this video we show how you can add a Spreadsheet Input control to a UX component. Watch Video Download component Date added: 2017-10-02 |
Alpha Anywhere 4.5.2
The videos below were published as part of the Alpha Anywhere 4.5.2 release on December 14, 2017.
| Category | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|
| UX Component - Tree Control | Populating a Tree Control using a SQL Query and Defining a Javascript Event for Each Tree Leaf Node | The Tree control can be automatically populated with data derived from a SQL query. When doing this it is common to want
to execute some Javascript code when the user selects a leaf node in the tree.
In this video we show how this is done. Watch Video Download component Date added: 2017-11-02 |
| UX Component | Selecting Multiple Values in an Auto-suggest or Edit Combo Control |
The Auto-suggest and Edit Combo controls have always allowed you to set a mode where multiple selections can be made. However,
each time you make a selection the pick list is closed and you must reopen the pick list before you can make
your next selection.
Now, a new property in these controls allows you to specify that the pick list should stay open after each selection, allowing you to make multiple selections more easily. Watch Video Date added: 2017-11-15 |
| UX Component - ControlBars | Using the Built-in ControlBar Templates |
The ControlBar is highly configurable. This allows you to create solutions for many different use cases. There are several
common patterns that developers use and for many of these patterns you can get a quick start by selecting
one of the pre-defined ControlBar templates. For example, common patterns addressed by the pre-defined templates
are:ControlBar with a menu button that animates in a menu from the left or right side of the Panel, ControlBar
with buttons that reveal animated drop-down menus, ControlBar with buttons that allow you to create a tabbed
user interface.
In this video we show how you can create a new ControlBar from a template and then continue to modify the resulting ControlBar. Watch Video Date added: 2017-11-28 |
| UX Component | Sample UX Component - Amazon Mobile Shopping Look Alike Example |
The Amazon mobile shopping App is one of the most recognizable mobile Apps. In this video we show how the look and feel of
this App can be recreated using the UX component.
Open the App in a Browser Watch Video - Overview How the Products List is Populated Watch Video How the Back Button in the ControlBar is Implemented Watch Video How the Badge on the Shopping Cart Icon is Implemented Watch Video How the Search Box is Implemented Watch Video How the Product List Layout is Implemented Watch Video How the Detail View is Implemented using a ViewBox Control Watch Video Date added: 2017-12-13 |
Alpha Anywhere 4.5.3
The videos below were published as part of the Alpha Anywhere 4.5.3, which was released on April 9, 2018.
| Category | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|
| UX Component - PhoneGap | Using the Instant Update Feature in a PhoneGap Application | After you have created a PhoneGap application from a UX component, if you subsequently want to update the application
you need to go through the entire release cycle again (i.e. submit to PhoneGap Build, then submit to the
appropriate App Store). However, if you enable the Instant Update feature when you build your application
in the first place, you can make certain types of updates to your application without having to go through
the release cycle again.
Instant Update can be used as long as you are not changing the PhoneGap plugins used by your application, or the splash screens, etc. You can perform an Instant Update on an application as long as the changes to the application are limited to changes in the application's UX component. In this video we show how the Instant Update feature operates. Watch Video Date added: 2017-12-24 |
| Grid Component - Alphabet Button Search | Adding Bubble Help with Record Counts to Buttons in Alphabet Button Search Bar | The Alphabet Button search bar in a grid is a convenient way for searching for all records where a field starts
with a particular letter. It can be useful for the user to know how many records are in each group before
they actually press the button to execute the query.
In this video we show how bubble help is added to each button in the Alphabet button search bar. When the user hovers the mouse over the button, the bubble help shows how many records are in the group. Watch Video Download component Date added: 2017-12-31 |
| Reports | Alternating Background Colors for Records in the Detail Section | It is common in reports to print alternating rows in the report's Detail section with different background colors.
This video shows how this is done. Watch Video Date added: 2018-02-01 |
| UX and Grid Components | Display Date and DateTime Values using Formatted Text | Date and datetime values are easier to comprehend when they are formatted in a 'friendly' manner (e.g.
today,
in 1 hour,
tomorrow).
In this video we show how you can display date and datetime values using 'friendly text' in a Grid and UX component. Watch Video Date added: 2018-02-04 |
| UX Component | ViewBox - Client Side Reporting | Using the ViewBox control, it is possible to create highly stylized client-side reports. In this video we build
on a previous view in which a sample Invoice report is created. The video shows how you can configure the
report to allow the invoice line-items to be collapsed (i.e. hidden) or expanded. The video also shows how
you can add a button to the report to generate a PDF file for the report.
Watch Video Date added: 2018-02-10 |
| UX Component | Mobile Date Picker | In a mobile app, the standard date picker control that the UX uses may be too big for the screen. In this case,
it might be desirable to use a date picker that is more tuned to a mobile application, such as a control
that uses Spin Lists to select the month, day and year.
In this video we show how to use Spin List controls to edit the value in a date field. Watch Video Download component Date added: 2018-02-23 |
| UX Component - List Control | Displaying Friendly Dates in a List Control | The data picker control allows you to display dates in a friendly format (i.e.
todayif the date is today's date).
In this video we show how date values displayed in a List control can be displayed in a friendly format. Watch Video Download component Date added: 2018-02-23 |
| UX Component - ViewBox Control | Using a ViewBox to Create Nice Looking Email Messages | The ViewBox component can create beautifully styled HTML by merging data into a template to create a customized,
styled HTML document. You might want to email the contents of the ViewBox to someone as an HTML message.
In this video we show how a ViewBox can be used to create some nice looking HTML output (by merging JSON data for a customer's order into an HTML template) and then sending the resulting output as an HTML email. Watch Video Download component Date added: 2018-03-02 |
| UX Component - ControlBar Control | Scrolling disclosure menus | A common practice when building ControlBars is to have a button on a ControlBar that displays a menu that slides
in from the left or right. The menu can be implemented using a List (which is inherently scrollable), but
can also be implemented using a disclosure (which is a much simply solution).
In this video we show how the disclose menu can be made to scroll. Watch Video Date added: 2018-03-27 |
| Salesforce | Creating a Salesforce Connected Application | Before you can work with Salesforce data in an Alpha Anywhere application, you must first define a new Connected
Application in your Salesforce account and a Named Resource in your Alpha Anywhere Web Project.
This video walks through the process of creating a Salesforce Connected Application Watch Video Date added: 2018-04-06 |
| Salesforce | Creating a Named Resource Provider | Before you can work with Salesforce data in an Alpha Anywhere application, you must first define a new Connected
Application in your Salesforce account and a Named Resource in your Alpha Anywhere Web Project.
This video walks through the process of creating a new Named Resource Provider in your Alpha Anywhere web project. Watch Video - Part 1 Watch Video - Part 2 Date added: 2018-04-06 |
| Salesforce | Making REST API Calls | Then SalesforceAPIRequest() function makes it easy to make REST API requests to the Salesforce API. You can either
make a request directly against an endpoint documented in the Salesforce API documentation, or you can use
the Salesforce SQL like query language, SOQL, to execute queries.
In this video we show both uses of the SaleforceAPIRequest() function. Watch Video - Part 1 Watch Video - Part 2 Watch Video - Part 3 Date added: 2018-04-06 |
| Salesforce | Creating a Connection String | You can create a Salesforce connection string (just as you create connection strings to point to SQL databases)
that then allows you to treat Salesforce as a data source for a component, or a control.
In this video we show how a Salesforce connection string can be defined and then used to create a Grid component. Watch Video - Part 1 Watch Video - Part 2 Date added: 2018-04-06 |
| Salesforce | Building a UX Component That Uses the Salesforce API | In this video we show how a UX component can be built to display Salesforce data. The UX component does a query
to retrieve the a list of accounts from Salesforce and it displays the result in a List control. When the
user clicks on a row in the List, details for the selected account are shown by making another API request
to Salesforce.
Watch Video Download component Date added: 2018-04-06 |
| Creating a REST API | Creating a simple REST API | You can create REST APIs in Alpha Anywhere to expose functionality defined in an Xbasic class or a Node API.
In this video we show how a simple API is defined. Watch Video Date added: 2018-04-06 |
| Creating a REST API | Passing parameters to a method | In the previous video we showed how to expose a very simple method in a REST API. The method did not take any
arguments. Typically most of the methods you expose in your API will take arguments. These arguments can
be supplied to the method being called in various ways (as part of the request URL, in query parameters,
in the request header, or in a POST body).
In this video we show how a method that takes a single parameter can be exposed in a REST API. Watch Video Date added: 2018-04-06 |
| Creating a REST API | Authenticating a method in a REST API | When you create a REST API that exposes one or more methods, you might want to require that some (or all) of
the methods exposed by the API should require some type of authentication before the call can be made.
In this video we show how to require authentication for certain methods in your API. Watch Video Date added: 2018-04-06 |
| Creating a REST API | Auditing an API | You can use the audit feature when you create a REST API to keep track information such as how often a particular
endpoint is called, how long each method takes to execute. You might want this information so you can implement
some type of rate limiting for you API to ensure that it is not being abused.
In this video we show how you can define methods to audit the use of your API. Watch Video Date added: 2018-04-06 |
| Creating a REST API | Defining the Encoding for the Body Data | A common use case for an API is to create a new record in a database or to update an existing record in a database.
In these cases, the request will typically be a POST and the data for the new or updated record will be in
the request body. The data in the body can either be FORM or JSON encoded.
Watch Video In this video we will show the difference between FORM and JSON encoding the body data. Date added: 2018-04-06 |
| Creating a REST API | Returning Complex JSON Data | In this video we show how to create a REST API that returns complex JSON data for a customer. The API will return
data about a particular customer, including all of the orders placed by that customer, and for each order,
all of the line items in that order. The data will come from querying the sample Northwind database. The
video shows an example of the type of complex data that a REST API is often designed to return.
Watch Video Download files Date added: 2018-04-06 |
| Creating a REST API | Importing a Swagger Definition | When you create a REST API you can either start by defining an Xbasic Class that defines the methods you want
to expose in your API, or you can start by importing a Swagger definition for the API. Swagger is an open
source standard for describing REST APIs. When you import a Swagger API definition, Alpha Anywhere will create
a stub Xbasic class that you can then edit.
In this video we show how you can import a Swagger definition. Watch Video Date added: 2018-04-06 |
Alpha Anywhere 4.5.4
The videos below were published as part of the Alpha Anywhere 4.5.4, which was released on April 19, 2018.
| Category | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Auditing | Auditing Table Edits | In many applications it is desirable to keep track of every edit made to a SQL table so you can know what fields were changed, who made the edit and when the edit was made. This is often achieved by added update, insert and delete triggers to the SQL database. But in cases where it is not possible to modify the database, you can use the built-in auditing feature in Alpha Anywhere.
In this video we show how the auditing feature is set up and used. Watch Video In cases where updates to SQL tables are made in your own Xbasic code (as opposed to from UX and Grid components), it is necessary to manually update the audit log. In this video we show how this is done. Watch Video Date added: 2018-15-06 |
Alpha Anywhere 4.5.4.1
The videos below were published as part of the Alpha Anywhere 4.5.4.1 on June 18, 2018.
| Category | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|
| UX Component | Cascading DropdownBoxes Using the Client-side Data Cache |
Cascading dropdown boxes allow you to dynamically change the choices in a child dropdown box based on the selection in the
parent dropdownbox. The UX component makes it very easy to define cascading dropdownboxes. However, in applications
that are designed to work offline, you cannot use the standard way of creating cascading dropdownboxes because
if you are offline you cannot make the Ajax callback to populate the child dropdownboxes when the parent
dropdownbox value is changed. However, you can still implement cascading dropdown boxes in offline applications
by populating the dropdownboxes from data in the client-side data cache.
In this video we show how data in the client-side data cache is used to create cascading dropdownboxes. Watch Video Download files Date added: 2018-04-30 |
| UX Component - Map Control | Computing Distance and Travel Time Between Points | A common requirement in mapping applications is to compute a route (showing driving directions, distance and
travel time) between points.
In this video we show how a route, defined by addresses in a List control is used to compute driving directions, distance and travel times between points on the route. The code is all generated automatically by Action Javascript. Watch Video Download files Date added: 2018-04-30 |
| SOAP Services | Using the Sample WCF Service | You can easily consume SOAP services from your Xbasic code. But it can be difficult to find publicly available
SOAP services to test your code with. Using the sample WCF SOAP service that ships with Alpha Anywhere, you
can easily create test code that shows how to consume methods in a SOAP service.
In this video we show how the sample WCF service can be used. Watch Video Date added: 2018-05-06 |
| UX Component - List Control | Running Totals | This video shows how you can compute a column of running totals.
Watch Video Download files Date added: 2018-05-31 |
| UX Component - ExpandingMenu Control | Collapsing Menu When Selecting an Action | When you select the action on a leaf node in an Expanding Menu control, you might want to collapse the menu so
that some or all of the expanded nodes are collapsed.
In this video we show how an expanded node in an Expanding Menu control can be collapsed. Watch Video Download files Date added: 2018-06-02 |
Alpha Anywhere 4.5.4.6
The videos below were published as part of the Alpha Anywhere 4.5.4.6 on November 7, 2018.
| Category | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|
| UX Component - List Control | Consuming Complex (Hierarchical) JSON Data in a List | The JSON data you display in a List control may contain
nested arrays of data. In this video we show two different
ways in which the nested arrays of data can be displayed. Watch Video Download files Date added: 2018-07-30 |
| UX Component | Understanding the screen.height Property | When setting the height of a container you
cannot use percentages. However, you use the
special screen.height variable to represent 100%
of the available height. In this video we show how a container's height can be set using the screen.height property. Watch Video Date added: 2018-07-30 |
| UX Component | Ad-hoc SQL Query Builder | This video shows a sample UX component that
allows users to perform ad hoc SQL Select
queries against any table in a database. The
results can be viewed in a tabular format or
exported to Excel. Watch Video Date added: 2018-08-03 |
| UX Component - ExpandingMenu Control | Dynamically Populating an Expanding Menu with Ajax Callbacks | This video shows how you can dynamically
populate an Expanding Menu control with data
computed in an Ajax callback. Watch Video Download files Date added: 2018-08-09 |
| UX Component | Displaying an 'Action Sheet' | A common user-interface technique in iOS
applications is an Action Sheet - a popup menu
with a series of options. In this video we show
how easy it is to add an Action Sheet style menu
to a UX component. Watch Video Date added: 2018-08-29 |
| UX Component - Advanced Search Control | Using the AdvancedListSearch Control to Search in a List Based on SQL Database | For UX Components that contain List controls that are based
on SQL databases, the Advanced Search control exposes
powerful features for users to search for specific records
in a List. The Advanced Search Control allows users to
define complex queries and to save these queries to a
repository for future reuse. In this video we show how the Advanced Search Control is added to a UX component and how it is configured. Watch Video Date added: 2018-09-08 |
| Grid Component - Advanced Search Control | Adding an Advanced Search Control to a Grid Component | The Advanced Search Control provides an alternative to the
Grid Search Part for enabling users to search for data in a
Grid. The Advanced Search Control has advantages over the
Grid Search Part in that it allows the user to search on all
of the fields in the Grid, not just the fields selected for
the Search Part. In this video we show how the Advanced Search Part is added to a Grid component and how it is configured. P.S. You may find it helpful to watch the videos for using the Advanced Search Control in a UX component before watching the videos on using the Advanced Search Control in a Grid. Using the Advanced Search Control in a Grid Watch Video Using the Advanced Search Control in a UX Component Watch Video Date added: 2018-09-08 |
| UX Component - Transient Messages | Displaying Transient Messages | A common design pattern in Web and Mobile
application is to display 'transient' messages
to the user. The messages typically confirm that
an action was done or display progress to the
user. The GMail web application, and also the
GMail mobile applications make extensive use of
transient messages. In this video we show how you can easily add transient messages to the UX component using Action Javascript (transient messages are also available in the Grid component). Watch Video Date added: 2018-09-21 |
| UX Component - Kanban Layout | Introduction to Kanban List Layouts | Kanban Lists display data organized by category. Users can
move List rows from one category to another using drag and
drop. Users can also re-order the data within a category
using drag and drop. In this video we show a List control with both a columnar and a Kanban layout. Watch Video Download files Date added: 2018-10-03 |
| UX Component - Kanban Layout | Creating a List with a Kanban Layout | In this video we show how a Kanban layout can be defined for
a List. Watch Video Download files Date added: 2018-10-03 |
| UX- Component - Kanban Layout | Adding Color Coding and Summary Values to a Kanban Layout | In this video we show some advanced features of a Kanban
layout. We show how you can add color coding to the layout
(so that List rows in different categories are colored
differently and how you can summary data to each category. Watch Video Download files Date added: 2018-10-03 |
| UX Component | Persisting Edit in a Kanban List to a SQL Database | In this video we show how a Kanban List can be based on a
SQL database and how edits to the List can be saved in the
database. Watch Video Download files Date added: 2018-10-03 |
| UX Component - List Control | Responsive Columns | In this video we show how to make a responsive
List control where columns in the List are
automatically hidden when the List width falls
below a specified value. Watch Video Download files Date added: 2018-10-17 |
| UX Component - List Control | Horizontal Scrolling | When a List has a large number of columns, you
may prefer to enable horizontal scrolling for
the List rather than trying to dynamically
adjust the width of each List column so that all
columns are visible. Watch Video Date added: 2018-10-17 |
| AlphaDAO - Multi-tenant Applications | How to Create a Multi-tenant Connection String | When you build multi-tenant SASS applications that use a
shared database, each table in the database must have a
tenant id field and all of your SQL queries must include the
tenent Id. When you use a multi-tenant connection string,
the tenant id is automatically injected into all SQL
statements before the statement is sent to the database.
This makes it easier to build multi-tenant SASS
applications, or to convert an existing application to a
multi-tenant application because you do not have to manually
adjust all of your SQL statements. In this video we show how a multi-tenant connection string is defined and then we show the results when a SQL SELECT and INSERT statement are executed. Watch Video - Part 1 Watch Video - Part 2 Watch Video - Behind the scenes Date added: 2018-10-21 |
| UX Component | Defining Manifest for On-Device Data | When you build PhoneGap applications for offline
usage, you may want to store files on a mobile
device so that these files can be accessed when
the device is offline. The UX builder has an
action in Action Javascript that allows you to
download all of the files defined in a
'manifest'. This video shows how this manifest
can be created. Watch Video Date added: 2018-10-27 |
| Xbasic | Audit-trail Driver | This video shows how you can create a custom
AlphaDAO connection string to create an audit
trail every time a CRUD operation is performed. Watch Video Date added: 2018-10-28 |
| UX Component - List Control | Page Navigation Bar | In a Grid component you can add a Navigation Bar
to allow the user to navigate from one 'page' or
records to another. In a List control (that is
based on a SQL database, has pagination tuned on
and has the pagination method set to Navigation
Buttons), you can also add a Navigation Bar to
allow the user to navigate from one 'page' or
records to another. In this video we show how to configure a List control to display a Navigation Bar. Watch Video Date added: 2018-11-05 |
Alpha Anywhere 4.5.4.9
The videos below were published as part of the Alpha Anywhere 4.5.4.9 on February 14, 2019.
| Category | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|
| UX Component - List Control | Setting the order and visibility of columns in a List Layout |
You can allows users to dynamically show/hide List columns at run-time and also to change the order in which the columns appear in the List by adding a List column show/hide button to a UX component. In this video, we show how a List column show/hide button can be added to a UX and we show how it can be used to change the columns in the List are run-time. In the video, we show how an event is fired when the List layout is changed. This event is defined in the List builder - onListColumnSelectorChanged event. Date added: 2018-02-13 |