Managing Fields: Hide, Delete, Restore, and Unhide
This documentation describes how users can hide, delete, restore and unhide fields using toolbar from the window canvas.
User hides a field
When a user clicks on a field named "Email", and click on button "Hide" they can hide the field using toolbar.
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Hiding the "Email" field moves it to the hidden page, where it will no longer be visible on the main window page. The field will be accessible only from the hidden page, ensuring that it does not clutter the main window layout.
User deletes a field
On the toolbar, if a user decides to delete a field named "Phone Number", the field is removed from the window.
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Deleted fields are moved to the trash bin and will not appear on either the main window page or the hidden page. This action ensures that the field is permanently removed from the window's layout and structure.
User restores a field from the trash bin
If a user has previously deleted a field named "Phone Number", they can restore it from the trash bin.
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Restoring a field will return it to its original position on the window. This action allows users to recover fields that were mistakenly deleted and reintroduce them into the window's structure as they were before deletion.
User unhides a field from the hidden page
When a field named "Email" has been hidden on the window, the user can choose to unhide it from the hidden page.
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Unhiding a field moves it back to the main window page. This action makes the field visible again on the main window, removing it from the hidden page and ensuring it is part of the main window's layout.
User changes the data type of a field
A user can change the data type of a field named "Description" from "Text" to "Text Editor" while on the window creation canvas.
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Changing the data type of a field updates its input type and associated properties. The field "Description" will now utilize a "Text Editor" input type, which allows for more advanced text formatting options. This update will be reflected in both the window and its data listings, ensuring consistency in how the field is presented and used.