Tables:
->Columns,
->Prefilters
-> Reference
-> Table tasks
-> Table reports
Tasks
->Task parameters
Reports
->Report parameters
...
This should be quite doable.
There are quite some objects on the same level in this structure. Menus, tables, subroutines, process flows are all on the root. Columns, prefilters, table tasks, details are all under a table. Would objects first be grouped per type of object?
For example:
Tables:
- customer
- Columns:
- customer_id
- company_name
- address
- status
- Prefilters:
- active
- recent_contact
+ Details:
+ Table tasks:
- plan_activity
+ Table reports:
+ invoice
+ stock
Tasks:
- approve invoice
- Parameters:
- invoice_id
- comment
+ mark_completed
+ plan_activity
Or would it be more ideal to provide them with an icon to indicate the type and reduce the complexity of the tree:
- [t] customer
- [c] customer_id
- [c] company_name
- [c] address
- [c] status
- [p] active
- [p] recent_contact
- [*] plan_activity
+ [t] invoice
+ [t] stock
- [*] approve invoice
- [p] invoice_id
- [p] comment
+ [*] mark_completed
+ [*] plan_activity
The second solution with an icon would also be great!
Most important is to have the related objects in a tree view.
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This solution would indeed help to make it easier to set the rights for new objects.
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