Joget DX 8 Stable Released
The stable release for Joget DX 8 is now available, with a focus on UX and Governance.
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1. Start the Joget server and open the App Center .
2. Log in as in as admin and click on Design New App (See Figure 3) or click on existing application.
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Button Position | The position of buttons in the Userview:
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Selection Type | The type record selector in the userview:
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Selector Position | The position of the record selector in the userview:
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New Record Button Label | New Record Button Label to be displayed to the end-user. Default Value: New |
Edit Link Label | Edit Record Button Label to be displayed to the end-user. Default Value: Edit |
Delete Button Label | Delete Record Button Label to be displayed to the end-user. Default Value: Delete |
Custom Header | Custom Header in HTML. |
Custom Footer | Custom Footer in HTML |
Figure 12 UI (Add) properties of Plugin Template Management
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Read Performance Improvement with Userview Caching for more information |
PWA Offline Settings
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ReadProgressive Web Application (PWA) for more information. |
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Figure 16 Choose Plugin Template - Datalist Formatter for the "Formatter" field
8. Navigate to General > Action Mapping > Formatter > Plugin Template - Datalist Formatter and choose the template that has been created and press OK to apply it. (See Figure 17)
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11. Using one Plugin Template created, we can now apply the effect and format of the template to as many columns as we want in the Datalist builder increasing efficiency and reducing the chance of human error. (See Figure 19)
Figure 19 19 Columns with Plugin Template - Datalist Formatter applied
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2. Fill up the Plugin Template Management Page accordingly and for the "Plugin" field choose any one of the formatter under Userview Permission or Form Permission. The is Admin is chosen for the Plugin field. (See Figure)
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1. The Permission plugin template created can be applied at the Userview itself or at the Userview Category level in the Userview using the Permission Control feature.
2. For applying the Permission plugin template at the Userview itself, go to the Userview Builder, select Settings, navigate to Configure Layout > Theme (DX Progressive Theme) > Configure Permission and choose Plugin Template - Permission for the Permission Type field. (See Figure)
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4. For applying the Permission plugin template at the Userview Category level, go to the Userview Builder, select the permission icon of the category and choose Plugin Template - Permission for the Permission Type field. (See Figure)
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The Permission tab in the Advanced Tool (Advanced Tools > Permission) of the Userview Builder can utilize the Permission Plugin template created to provide the app designer with fine-grain control over managing the permissionndividual permissions of each individual element in the builder. |
1. The Form Permission plugin template created can be applied at the Form or the Form or Form Section level level using the Permission Control feature.
2. For applying the Form Permission plugin template to the Form itself, go to the Form Builder of the form, select Properties, navigate to Edit Form > Advanced, and choose Plugin Template - Permission for the Permission Type field. (See Figure)
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Figure Choose Plugin Template - Permission for the "Permission" field
3. Navigate to Permission Type (Plugin Template - Permission), select the template you have created, and save the Userview by clicking the "Save" button.. (See Figure)
Figure Select the created Plugin Template
4. For applying the Permission plugin template at the Form Section level, go to the Form Builder, select the Edit Section icon of the section, navigate to Edit Section > Data Binder > Advanced Options and choose Plugin Template - Permission for the Permission Type field. (See Figure)
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The Permission tab in the Advanced Tool (Advanced Tools > Permission) of the Form Builder can utilize the Permission Plugin template created to provide the app designer with fine-grain control over managing the permissionndividual permissions of each individual element in the builder. |
Steps to use the Plugin Template - Process Tool:
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2. Fill up the Plugin Template Management Page accordingly and for the "Plugin" field choose any one of the formatter under Process Tool. The Email Tool is chosen for the Plugin field in this Demo App. (See Figure)
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Figure Fill up the Plugin Template details
3. Configure Email Tool by clicking the "Configure Plugin" button and then clicking the "Submit" button to save the configuration. Save the Plugin Template by clicking the "Save" button. (See Figure)
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5. Go to the Processes tab and navigate to Map Tools to Pluginsand map your Process Tools to the appropriate Process Tool Template created by clicking on the "Add/Edit Plugin" button. (See Figure)
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Figure Choose Plugin Template - Prcoess Process Tool
7. Select the Template created for your Process Tool and click submit to save your tool mapping. (See Figure)
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6. 3. Fill up the Plugin Template Management Page accordingly and for the "Plugin" field choose any one of the formatter under Form Options Binder. The Default Form Options Binder is chosen for the Plugin field in this Demo App. (See Figure)
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Figure Fill up the Plugin Template details
7. Configure the Default Form Options Binder plugin by clicking the "Configure Plugin" button. Select the Country Categories form as the source form, point to the correct form field to represent the labels for each of the options values, and click the "Submit" button to save the configuration. (See Figure)
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12. Save the form and preview the form to check the results. (See Figure)
Figure Check results
Steps to use the Plugin Template - Form Validator:
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2. Fill up the Plugin Template Management Page accordingly and for the "Plugin" field choose any one of the formatter underForm Validator.As we want to make the form fields "Mandatory", we have to select Default Validator. (See Figure)
Figure Fill up the Plugin Template details
3. Configure the Default Validator Plugin by clicking the "Configure Plugin" button. Make sure the Mandatory property is checked and then click the "Submit" button to save the configuration. Save the Plugin Template by clicking the "Save" button. (See Figure)
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8. Launch the app and enter the Plugin Template Form page and the fields that are set with the Plugin Template will have an asterisk (*) to indicate they are mandatory fields. (See Figure)
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Figure Check results