Navigating an Application
Overview
In UDesigner, you access and organize app elements in your application at the Application level. App elements include modules, workflows, and Data Collections. These elements are what you use to build apps. Inside your application, you can also connect shared elements to your application.
Here's where the Application Level is on the Workspaces map:
Once inside your app, you can open your app elements. Opening a workflow, module, or reference data opens the element in edit mode.
Application is also known as an app. You might see these terms used interchangeably across the Documentation Hub. Both words refer to an Unqork application.
Accessing an Application
Applications can be accessed from your homepage, or in workspace that contains the application.
Access an Application from the Homepage
If you recently worked on an Application, and want to return to it. Use the Recents tab on the homepage to access the application.
From the Udesigner homepage:
1. | Navigate to the My Recents List |
2. | In the row of the application you want to open, click View. |
Access an Application from the Starred List
If you've starred an application, access it any time from your Homepage's Starred list. To start an application, Click the (star Starring elements stores them in the Starred tab of your UDesigner homepage for quick access. You can star any element, regardless if it's yours or belongs to another team member.) next to an application's name
From the Udesigner homepage:
1. | Next to My Recents, click Starred. |
2. | In the row of the application you want to open, click View. |
Navigating an Application
The Application page displays a list of module and provides the option to view, edit, create, or delete modules in the workspace.
Setting | Description | |
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1 |
Application Name |
The application's name. Click the (star Starring elements stores them in the Starred tab of your UDesigner homepage for quick access. You can star any element, regardless if it's yours or belongs to another team member.) next to the workspace name to display the application in the Starred tab of your UDesigner homepage. |
2 |
··· |
Click to edit the application's name, description, and user permissions. |
3 |
(Comments) |
Opens the Comments panel for the application. |
4 |
+ Create New |
Click this button to create a module or data collection in this application. |
5 |
Application Description |
Clicking this button opens a modal A modal is a window that appears on top of the content you are currently viewing. to modify the workspace description. |
6 |
+ Add Bookmark |
Click to create hyperlink bookmarks for your team. |
7 |
Search |
Use this field to search for applications or record collections in your workspace. |
8 |
Modified By |
Sort applications and record collections by the following:
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9 |
Filter By |
Filter by element type. You can filter by the following:
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10 |
Search Method |
Set the search method to search for application elements, or component values. After selecting an option, click the Search button to update the grid.
Search values must be four or more characters. By default, this setting is set to Search Application Elements. |
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Application Element / Values Location list |
Displays the search results. From this list, you can view, star, edit settings, or delete an element from the application By default, the list is set to Application Element. |
11 |
Application Element |
The name of the application or record collection in the workspace. Click the (star Starring elements stores them in the Starred tab of your UDesigner homepage for quick access. You can star any element, regardless if it's yours or belongs to another team member.) next to the workspace name to display the element in the Starred tab of your UDesigner homepage. |
12 |
Type |
The element type. Elements can be Modules, Workflows, or Data Collections. |
13 |
Description |
The Creator's description of the application or record collection. |
14 |
Last Modified |
The last time the application or record collection was modified, and the user who made the change. |
15 |
Actions |
Lists the possible actions for the module or data collection. Actions include:
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