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IdeaMy idea is to be able to provide a ‘URL display column’ for a URL column in the SF, using another column from the same table as the display text. This could optionally be an expression column. This will ensure that URLs are displayed in a more user-friendly way and/or take up less space on the screen.Explanation / current situationWe have the 'URL' control for domains, which opens a URL in the active browser using a hyperlink.This works well, but often, you don't want to display the full URL. This could be because the original URL provides little meaningful information to the user or because it takes up too much space in your form or grid.One way to achieve this now is by creating an expression column that determines the desired display format, but this is more of a workaround than an ideal solution.
When double clicking on a row in a detail, you now will open a new main document with that detail. Sometimes it is useful when this new document becomes floating, so one can check some data on this document and the original document. To help the user minimise mouse clicking, we would like the document to be floating directly.I suggest to make this option configurable in the model, so the developer can configure on a subject how the zoom action will be performed.For now it is a hard way to model this:for each detail one would like to have this functionality is needed:a task containing the primary key of the subject, add it as a table task, with double click on record “on”a process flow, with the tab task as starting point. A process action opening the document required, and a process action to filter the new document to the requested primary keyAlso, the main screen type of the subject should be the zoom screen type, in order to get the result needed. One even might have to create a variant on the subject to use the right screen type.
If you want to select multiple filters via the overflow of the (custom) action bar, you have to open the filter for each selection. Would be better if the filter stays open till you click somewhere outside the pop-up
Hi. In the Universal GUI when you say in the SF to put something in the next tab it creates a new section. To have the same experience as putting something in the the next tab.. it would be nice have a section collapsable, so by default it doesn't clutter the screen and you can just fold it open when you want to see these details. And perhaps it can come with an extra setting to have only one section open at the time or multiple.. just like with pre-filters where you can have only one or more.
Hello everyone,We have a process flow that pops up a window. This window is very small and should be larger when it pops up.We can set the default window size of all windows and pop ups in the software factory, but we do not want all windows and pop ups in the entire application to be the same size when we set it for the purpose of one window.Can this be set per window when you select the pop up option in a process flow for opening a document?When this option in this process action is set to "Yes” it would be nice to have an option to set the size of this floating document, so we do not have to set a general size for all windows and pop ups, because in come cases this can be unwanted.
When using the Software Factory the language used can only be set on User level. When using the Universal UI and more than one project/application, it is not possible to set a different language for a specific application.For example my local application is in Dutch however my client portal is in English. Currency when I use Universal in development, either my local or client portal has no translations.It would be of great help if I could set a language per runtime configuration instead of just having it on user level
During the presentation on enrichments at the recent Developer event, there was interest in making it possible to link a custom (self-made) enrichment to a task. This is currently not possible, as developers can create enhancements within the SF, but not to the SF itself.With this idea, I aim to explore to what extent there is interest in a mechanism that would make it configurable to link custom enrichments to tasks. This way, you would be able to start an enrichment from within the SF-screen where it is relevant.
When a user applies filters only a small icon on the column where the filter is applied notifies the user that a filter is applied. The values of the filter are not clear. This makes it hard for a user to quickly determine if the current filter is the right filter in the list. With a filter values bar this could be made visually very clear for a user and saves user a lot of frustration when they forgot about a filter and can’t find the items they are looking for. An example below from a website. In this example is it very easy for a user the see what the filters values are.
This idea is based on the following question: It would be great to be able to set an application-wide variable. In my case I’d like to show the relation the user has chosen in a menu task so that the user can always check in what context screens are opened. This means you should be able to set this variable per-user/session. See above question for more context.The screenshot below shows a possible location to show such a variable:In my original question I could think of a few other possible solutions on where to show a ‘global’ variable:Set Breadcrumb everywhere to a fixed variable. Be able to change the username using a variable. Be able to change the task name using a (task)variable. Or, not only for tasks, be able to assign functionality to a menu (item).I’d also like to hear if others managed to come to a solution or workaround for this or other ideas of how this should work!
In the Software Factory when merging I’m sometimes confronted with the message that something changed in the target branch. In that message I would absolutely LOVE to see which developer made the change.
The Software Factory is a pretty normal .net app if I’m not mistaken. (If I’m wrong quickly close this topic)While I understand making a build of the SF for macOS is maybe a bit too much, it would be great if we could run the SF in a virtual machine with the ARM version of Windows, that would help performance when trying to develop on an MacBook!I know it depends a lot on the dependencies and the exact build process, but for quite a few applications out there it’s quite trivial to also produce an ARM build of their binary.I think someone said in the future the SF would also run on the universal GUI, but that’s all far out in the future, and this should be a pretty easy fix.
When setting Control procedures to the Inactive state, it is not possible to enter a reasoning to why the control procedure has been made Inactive. This may cause confusing to why a certain Control procedure is now inactive.Having a place/field to give in a reasoning can take this confusion away. (Maybe this can be done for all objects that can be inactive such as Unit tests)This field could, for example, then be shown in the Form of the Control procedure screen once the Control procedure is Inactive.
We would like to dynamically set the zoom level of the map per row.Sometimes this would be automatic, but the most ideal would be to be able to link this via a zoom level column, so that we can control this ourselves based on the data.
The initial settings for a map are based on a hard coded latitude longitude coördinate. There is some flexibility because it is possible to overwrite this settings using variants. It would be more flexible if the coördinates can be defined by an expression so I could for example retrieve them based on the user that is currently logged in.Map initial settings
Hi. How do I create a scenario for automatic zoom level. We are in Brazil so, the default is at level 5 or 6 to get an overview. But depending on the search I want to automatically zoom to state level or city level. How do I do that?
What:With ‘grid settings‘ a user can (un)hide fields from the grid, however the fields to show in de grid are limited to all fields which were original shown in the grid. With this idea I would like the option to set a grid field in the SF to ‘Optional visible’ (for example in subjects → components → grid → grid type). The GUI should respond to this setting so that a field set to ‘Optional visible’ is not shown in the grid by default, but a user has the option to unhide the field in ‘Grid settings’.Why:By default, we don’t want to too many fields visible in the grid to keep it clean and simple and to prevent the need to horizon scroll. However, for some actions a user might require an extra field in the grid so we want the user to be able to (temporary) add that column to the grid without any effect for other users. Workaround:I know it currently is possible to setup something like this by setting all fields that should be ‘optional visible’ to visible and push a user preference to all users to hide these fields in the grid. The problem of this workaround is that hard to maintain, specially when new users are added in IAM. Best I could come up with is using a column-tag which generates a post synchronisation script for IAM. The downside is that when a new user is added (and not copied from another user) in IAM, he/she doesn’t have the user preferences until the next IAM sync. So having this feature integrated in the platform out-of-the-box would be very welcomed.
Showing a minimum required set of columns at first use in grid views will help the adoption of applications. For this an option like 'Hide column at first use' would be useful. Later on, advanced users can decide to show extra columns, for example trace columns, themselves. As developer I would like this as an extra column grid option (Default Hidden) in SF. Or as 2 additional element values for the Grid Type: 'Regular - Default Hidden' and 'Read Only - Default Hidden' In IAM, application managers should be able to overrule this option and force columns to be hidden at first use.
Hello,We are interested in customizing and dynamically displaying specific data on the splash screen (Tile Menu or any other Menus), instead of using a static background image - something akin to embedding HTML code with the Preview screen component as an option besides images.
Now that the great new feature Collapsible Sections for Universal GUI Forms have been added to the Universal GUI, I have a further improvement for this feature. It would be great if you could set the visibility for the columns of that section to show the data of the most important columns of that section when it is collapsed.See this below example of another ERP application that has this functionality. When hoovering over the data that application shows the label and the data as a tooltip.Example promoted columns for Collapsed sectionTooltip when hoovering promoted column
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