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I finally managed to set alternating row colors in for grid. The documentation on this topic is not very easy to understand. Reference is made to the "the 'line' component". In the end it became clear to me that it is about the color setting of the grid borders, which must be set to Transparant. (See: https://docs.thinkwisesoftware.com/docs/sf/themes#grid) This also means that it is not possible to set alternating line colors and simultaneously display vertical lines in a grid.I wish I could set alternating line colors with white as the base color and light gray as the alternating color. I also want to be able to make vertical lines visible in a different shade of gray. In this way, the contents of columns that are next to each other can be better distinguished from each other.Hopefully you can make a little change in the Windows- and Web GUI to enable this option, and update the documentation.
Like the online version of Office365 you can now see when someone else makes changes in your documents. For example in excel (cells), word documents or a page in onenote you'll see real-time changes made by others (or yourself if you open a document twice):
Inside the cube I would like to filter from time to time to only see records that I'm interested in. I can use the short-key Ctrl+R and the Filter option is available through the Top-bar, but the option to filter is not available when I right-click inside the cube. I would like to see Filter (and search) clickable through this menu.
In the web-technology there is an option to create a print css file, that is used when you print a page.Most browsers co-operate with this feature:<link rel="stylesheet" media="print" href="print.css" />My suggestion is to enable this option and in that css file to hide the taskbar, combined filter, tabpages. And make it a bit optimized to print a grid. This way you can quickly print a grid to a PDF (or actually to paper).
hi,It’s possible to start a task for more than 1 selected row in a grid. Please make it also possible to start a processflow for more than 1 selected row.More details here, where the multi row execution seems a fair solution for this. But that is a good solution if you want to do stuff with multiple rows in 1 processflow. I just want 1 processflow handle 1 selected row at the time, but when selecting multiple rows, it should execute the processflow one by one. As a processflow starts with a table task in this case, please add support for this so we can implement it like we can with tasks.Thank you!
As discussed in the thread below the Universal GUI currently doesn't handle session timeout's in an elegant way. If you leave a Universal GUI open it could happen that when you return to it your session has timed out. As a user you only experience this then you try to manipulate something (save data in a form that is on auto edit in our case).Wouldn't it be more desirable to run a function after the Universal GUI comes into foces that checks if the current session is still valid? That way you could handle session expiration gracefully by redirecting users to the login window before they start using the application.There is a function for this inside of react. https://reactnavigation.org/docs/function-after-focusing-screen/Previous discussion/question:
The Search functionality of Universal is a great way to find specific records. This search is performed against all records in the Subject. However, only the records that match the pre-filters are displayed. The GUI does not inform the user of records found behind active pre-filters. Desired solution:In case the Search does find records which are HIDDEN behind Pre-filters: trigger a similar Snackbar message as triggered when creating a record that does not match active pre-filters and when the user clicks SHOW: make sure to open a Zoom screen and show all Records that match the Search query, including the one previously hidden behind a pre-filter.
Recently Universal got the filter form, this gives users a powerful way of filtering data. Our users would like to be able to save their created filters and share these with other users. This gives users a way of creating filters they often use without having to ask developers to create prefilters.
As a developer, I want the filtering capabilities of Universal to be identical as the filtering capabilities of the Windows GUI.The Windows GUI accepts form filters and combined filters for date and datetime fields. These work as expected. Universal however does not show these types of filters, as the capability is not implemented.
The Export functionality (aswell as Import and Mass update) is currently scheduled somewhere Q1 2021 but does not have a set sprint and release date yet.Our company users are using “export to Excel” every day and this functionality is highly desirable and should be implemented before others in my opinion. ThinkWise suggest creating an idea, this idea, for it and create a lot upvotes. Help! Vote!
As an appendix on a previous idea i reported (generating a deployment package based on indicium).I would like to deploy and sync iam via indicium in the deployment center instead of directly connecting to the database server locally.
Hi, based on an old question drag and drop options with keyboard shortcuts:How wonderful it would be if we can enhance the current drag and drop feature, with some configurable parameters? Now you can only link 1 task with the dnd action, but with some extra keys you can link unlimited tasks.Like in Windows when you copy files with CTRL+drag and move with SHIFT+drag or create a shortcut with ALT+dragFor example, we want to use this in an inventory list, when dragging items with CTRL gives a popup with parameters to fill, and normal dragging will skip the popup and use defaults.So until AI already knows what the task should be, and there’s no need of shortcuts, we can use this feature to make the customers happy :-)
It would be nice, and could save a lot of time if it was possible to specify a few things in the model settings ( else it costs a lot of time clicking, or things become dirty if you forget ), and user preferences might be different;Default filter visibility for domains ( I would say Never ). Default search visibility for domains ( I would say Never ). Default column type for views ( both at model and domain level, read only except ... ) Default column type for tables ( both at model and domain level, editable except ... ).I experience the current defaults as unsafe, as things you don’t want to show, show while you did not explicitly say that you want them to. If I want something to show, I have to go there and change the field order anyway, it could save a lot of time if I would not have to go to screens where I don’t want things to show. ( I can update the domain settings with an update on the SF database, but it would be nice to have a number of additional settings at model level ).
At this moment, if you change the name of a table, or add a column to the table or view, you have to recreate the table/view in development. ( One way around recreating the table is to just apply the changes to a table in your SQL Server management studio, or go to the template of the view ).But, next to that you have to look for context and layout procedures, and regenerate them. If I’m making a lot of changes, I always forget one of them with the result that I have a bug, and often just look in my Inspector which call fails. It would be great if you could just do this with one button. If you change a view, you press the button, and only if there is an error you go to the functionality.This would save a lot of mouse clicks, and sometimes searching as it is not always clear which templates are linked to a view.
I'll like to see that conditional layouts could also apply to the progressbar control in a grid.With this you can put emphasis on progressbars indicating a specific value.
Charts are based on library Fusion Charts and it allows for defining additional attributes → https://www.fusioncharts.com/dev/chart-attributes/ Now they can be added to the overarching config.json, but you really want them per chart view, as it this moment all attributes will count for all line diagrams for example. Would be great if additional parameters could be defined per chart view. As a result of this topic:
When merging multiply pdf files to one with password the merge will not fit.Possibility to set password for the file to be merged and password for the new file Multiply files with different passwords and protect the merged file.
Dear all, We identified that there is no posibility to execute a task on an appointment by double clicking. Scenario: A user upon double clicking on an appointment to execute a connected Task. Thanks
Currently, Indicium itself provides no way to check if the service (and its dependencies) is/are healthy. For our transition to a microservice architecture for internal systems, some of which connect to Indicium as a data source, such a health check would be great to have.Here are some elements I would say are required for a meaningful health check:Service availability This is the most basic check, basically just tells us if Indicium is running at all. Database connectivity In the context of Thinkwise software probably the second most important check, it tells us whether the Indicium service layer is successfully connected to the database. Database responsiveness Probably the most important check for Thinkwise software, it tells us the responsiveness of the database, which is generally a good indication of overall performance. Available memory It tells us how much system memory is available to the Indicium application. A useful indicator for performance, caching and, for Universal specifically, availability for staging resources. Some optional nice-to-haves include:Available disk storage Depending on if Indicium ever writes to disk, it is useful to get an indication how much disk storage is available to the application. Backup database connectivity If present, a check telling us whether Indicium can successfully connect to the back-up database in case something happens to the primary database is a useful indicator of continued availability. App version check Tells us which version of Indicium itself or the implemented application is running. I think this would be a good addition to Indicium as part of the Thinkwise platform, as well as a step forward to allowing other software to integrate with Indicium as a service easier and securely.Should anyone have any questions, concerns or additional requirements, do please leave them in the comments!Thanks in advance. PS: This idea was based on a Thinkwise Community question posted earlier about the existence of a health check.
For a demo/PoC I've created a request modal that should be guided with just buttons, start, next, previous and end. Therefore I would like to block any user interaction with the tree, so users don't skip to item 3. How can this be achieved? And for some reason the first node gets truncated, is this a bug? Using latest U-GUI 2024.1.12.0.0
Hi,Is there a guide for consultants for IAM maintenance? Cleaning up sessions, etc, anything that can be done to make sure IAM is set-up correct, caches removed, cleaned, and no logs are cluttering this world etc, etc. Development delivers a new version, but that does not mean that old stuff is cleaned automatically.. and consultants don't know what can and can't be done. A simple sheet or guide would be great! Blommetje
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