Menus and Windows
Overview
BrainGrid Controller allows users to manage menus,and windows within their application. This documentation provides details on viewing, expanding, and interacting with these elements.
Menus and Windows
Viewing All Menus and Windows
You can view all the available menus and windows in the BrainGrid controller.
Example
Given a user named "John Doe" with access to the BrainGrid controller. When John Doe navigates to the BrainGrid controller, the menus and windows will be listed as follows:
| Menus | Windows |
|---|---|
| HR Management | Employee Information, Payroll |
| Inventory | Products, Stock Management |
| Finance | Accounts Receivable, Budgeting |
Expanding a Window and Viewing Columns and Constraints
Users can expand windows to view the associated columns and constraints. For example, the "Payroll" window under "HR Management" and the "Stock Management" window under "Inventory" have specific columns.
Example
Given a user named "John Doe" viewing the BrainGrid controller:
-
Payroll (HR Management):
- Columns: Employee ID, Name, Salary
-
Stock Management (Inventory):
- Columns: Product ID, Product Name, Quantity
When John Doe expands these windows, the columns and constraints will be displayed as:
| Columns |
|---|
| Employee ID |
| Name |
| Salary |
Dragging and Dropping to Change Positions
Users can drag and drop windows and menus to change their positions. This rearrangement will be reflected in the actual sidebar.
Basic Operations for Menus and Windows
Users can create, read, update and archive menus and windows in BrainGrid. This section outlines how these operations can be performed.
Menus
Creating a New Menu
Given a user named "John Doe" with access to the BrainGrid feature:
- Action: Create a new menu named "HR Management."
- Result: "HR Management" is added to the list of menus.
Windows
Creating a New Window
Given a user named "John Doe" with access to the BrainGrid feature:
- Action: Create a new window named "Employee Information Window" with fields "Employee ID," "Name," and "Department."
- Result: "Employee Information Window" is added to the list of windows.
Managing Quick Access to Windows
Pinning a Window for Quick Access
Users can pin a window to have quick access to frequently used forms.
Example:
Given a user named "John Doe" with a window named "Expense Report":
- Action: Pin the window "Expense Report."
- Result: "Expense Report" is available in the quick forms section.
Unpinning a Window from Quick Access
Users can unpin a window to remove it from the quick access section.
Example:
Given a user named "John Doe" with a pinned window named "Expense Report":
- Action: Unpin the window "Expense Report."
- Result: "Expense Report" is removed from the quick forms section.