Create a Graphical Index Page
There are several different display options for graphical Index Pages, including:
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Pie Charts (including Pie Charts based on Lookup Values and Recursive Pie Charts).
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Bubble Charts.
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Bar Charts - Simple (Limited) and Multi-Access.
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Roadmaps - Basic and Lifecycle.
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Cost-Benefit Chart.
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Vector Maps for displaying locations.
Each of these different types of Graphical Index Pages start out as basic Index Pages.
Create Multiple Index Pages for an Object Type
While Index Pages are typically linked to a specific Object Type, you are not restricted to having just one page per type.
Evolve allows you to create as many Index Pages as you want for any given Object Type.
You might do this to have different Index Pages for different Categories of an Object Type, or to display only those objects associated with another object.
You can then use Sub-Menus to link to link to the different Index Pages you have.
If you do want to use more than one Index Page for an Object Type, there is one important factor you must be aware of:
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The Page Name of an Index Page must be unique. When you create additional Index Pages for an Object Type, the default Page Name is always the same -index-[object type name], such as index-process. You must ensure that you give a unique name to each page to avoid any conflicts. When editing the Page Name, you can only use lower case letters, numbers, dashes and underscores, with no spaces. |
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Working with Object Pages
Object Pages Explained
An Object Page is used to present the details of an Object Instance - a web user selects the object on an Index Page or Diagram, and the Object Page displays its properties.
You must have an Object Page configured for each type of Object you want to see the details of in your Evolve Site.
You can organize the information presented in an Object Page into Tabs, and you can present different views of the data using Object Page Views.
In addition to just an object's properties, Object Pages can be used to display Diagrams - both Visualization Diagrams and standard Diagrams that relate to the object - as well as Associated Objects in Lists or Tables.
What do you want to do?
Offer different perspectives with Object Page Views
Object Pages Explained
Working with Object Pages
Object Pages Explained
An Object Page is used to present the details of an Object Instance - a web user selects the object on an Index Page or Diagram, and the Object Page displays its properties.
You must have an Object Page configured for each type of Object you want to see the details of in your Evolve Site.
You can organize the information presented in an Object Page into Tabs, and you can present different views of the data using Object Page Views.
In addition to just an object's properties, Object Pages can be used to display Diagrams - both Visualization Diagrams and standard Diagrams that relate to the object - as well as Associated Objects in Lists or Tables.
What do you want to do?