Dynamic Grid Component
Overview
The Dynamic Grid component combines the ease and usability of a spreadsheet with the power and flexibility of an Unqork grid component. In Express View, your end-user gets a streamlined, spreadsheet-like data entry and exploration experience. And as an Unqork grid component, the Dynamic Grid supports data validation, data integrity controls, and complex logic. The Dynamic Grid component is built with large-scale data sets in mind. Its focus is supporting high-performance data consumption, analysis, and exploration use cases. Because of this, the Dynamic Grid includes features like pivot mode, data aggregation and grouping, and more. When using the Dynamic Grid, you can also enable sorting and filtering functions. Even with data sets of up to 5,000 rows/50,000 data points, you'll experience quick loading and lag-free scrolling.
You have 3 options for populating your Dynamic Grid component:
- Inline editing and data entry in Express View.
- Using a logic component to output data to the Dynamic Grid. For example, using a Plug-In to get data from a reference data collection. Then using a Data Workflow to output the data to the Dynamic Grid.
- Importing data from another component, like a Data Table, using the Data Reference Key setting. The grid (the Dynamic Grid's front-end) populates with the data stored under the Data Reference Key. It's important to note that, in this case, the Dynamic Grid is read-only.
Whenever data entry takes place, ensuring the integrity of your data is important. That's why the Dynamic Grid component provides a strong validation framework. When configuring your Dynamic Grid, you’ll assign each column a column type. For example, Number, Text Field, or Checkbox. Having defined column types means your end-user can only enter values that match your data model. You can also set column-specific validation rules for even greater control.
Once your Dynamic Grid component has data to work with, you can enable some or all User Affordances settings. When enabled, the end-user can perform analytic functions like sorting, filtering, row grouping, aggregation, and pivoting. These functions are available in column headers or from a Side Panel that shows to the right of the grid. Here's an example of using the Side Panel to interact with the grid in Express View:
You'll find the Dynamic Grid component under the Display & Layout group at the left of the Module Builder.
What You'll Learn
In this article, you'll learn how to:
- Use the Dynamic Grid component's configuration window.
- Add and configure a Dynamic Grid component.
- Understand the structure of a Dynamic Grid component's data.
- Use keyboard shortcuts to interact with a Dynamic Grid component.
- Apply best practices.
- Edit a Dynamic Grid component.
- Move a Dynamic Grid component.
- Copy a Dynamic Grid component.
- Remove a Dynamic Grid component.
About the Configuration Window
Jump to:
General
Setting |
Description |
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Property ID |
A Property ID is the unique field ID used by Unqork to track and link components in your module. The Property ID is how the software identifies your component. Using Property IDs lets you link components, creating logic-based configurations and API APIs (application programming interfaces) are a set of protocols and definitions developers use to build and integrate application software. APIs act as the connective tissue between products and services. calls. Property IDs must use camel case A naming convention for computer programming. Use camelCase for Property IDs, for example: newUser, lastName, & rdoButton. (stylized as camelCase) without spaces or punctuation. |
Field Tags |
Assign components one-word labels to help organize, identify, and group the components in your application. Consider an example from the API Specification Snippet: Field Tags are applied to Hidden components in the panelRequest and panelResponse Panel components. The Field Tags identify the data type of parameters included in the API APIs (application programming interfaces) are a set of protocols and definitions developers use to build and integrate application software. APIs act as the connective tissue between products and services. request and response. The API Docs Dashboard tool populates with information about each parameter’s data type, identified by the Field Tag. Field Tags act as a type of Property ID A Property ID is the unique field ID used by Unqork to track and link components in your module. group and let you group components for configuration purposes. Field Tags let you target two or more components using a simple logic component. For example, add the Field Tag tagForDecision to multiple components in your module. Open the Inputs table of a Decisions component and reference the tagForDecision Field Tag as the input of the Decisions component. The output of the Decisions component then affects all components with the tagForDecision Field Tag. Save your Field Tags by pressing Enter (Return) or adding a comma after each entry. |
Settings Tab |
Select this tab to display the component's Display, Data, Actions, and Validation settings panels, as applicable. |
Permissions Tab |
Select this tab to see the RBAC RBAC (Role-Based Access Control) is a method to control system access for authorized users. The role in RBAC refers to the levels of access employees have to a network. settings of the component. You must enable module-level RBAC to access component-level RBAC. In the Module Settings tab, set the Customize RBAC for this Module toggle to ON. Some permissions affect only the data in the Express View grid, not the entire component. For example, applying the Obfuscate permission obfuscates the grid's data, not the entire grid. Some permissions also can't override component-level settings. For example, enabling Write permissions can't override column-level Editable settings. |
Notes Tab |
Select this tab to display the component's Notes area. You can use notes to keep your teammates informed. The Notes editor offers a semi-WYSIWYG (What You See is What You Get) content editor. Built to look like a word processor, this editor lets you create, edit, and format your notes. Notes save when saving the component. |
Cancel Button |
Click this button to undo any unsaved configuration changes and return to the Module Builder canvas. |
Save Button |
Click this button to save all setting configuration changes and return to the Module Builder canvas. |
Display Panel
Setting |
Description |
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Title |
The heading of the grid. The end-user sees this title at the top of the grid in Express View. It's best practice to always include a title. To hide the title in Express View, set the Hide Title toggle to (ON). |
Tooltip |
A short hint that displays when an end-user positions their cursor over the (Tooltip) icon. Tooltips can display across more than one line. The tooltip displays next to the title. |
Helper Text |
A quick tip describing the expected inputs or how to use the grid. The Helper Text displays below the Dynamic Grid component's title in Express View. |
Custom CSS Class |
Enter a Custom CSS Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a style sheet language used for presenting how a HTML or XML document looks to end-users. Class to apply to your component. Custom CSS lets you maintain a consistent look and feel when the field or element is part of a template or multiple modules. Updated CSS styling applies to all components that reference this custom class name. |
Grid Height |
Select how to set the maximum height of the grid. The options are:
Enabling Auto Height negatively impacts performance when displaying a large number of records (greater than 500). |
Set Grid Height To |
Set the height of your grid. The unit depends on your Grid Height setting selection.
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Hide Component |
Shows or hides the component from view. Setting the Hide Field toggle to (ON) hides the component in Express View. Setting the toggle to (OFF) shows the component. The component is always visible in the Module Builder. By default, the Hide Field toggle is set to (OFF). |
Hide Title |
Setting the Hide Title toggle to (ON) stops the title from displaying in Express View. The title still displays in the Module Builder. By default, the Hide Title toggle is set to (OFF). |
Customize 'Add Row' Button |
When set to ON, you can customize the appearance of the default Add Row button shown in Express View. By default, the Customize 'Add Row' Button toggle is set to OFF. |
Button Label Text |
The Button's Label Text tells your end-user what the button does before they click it. This text shows in the button itself. By default, the Button Label Text is Add Row. |
Button Style |
Sets the visual appearance of the Button. Options include: Primary, Secondary, Success, Danger, Warning, Info, Light, Dark, and Link. The Button Style only affects the Button's appearance and does not effect its function. |
Custom CSS Class |
Enter a Custom CSS Class to apply to the Add Row button. When you update the CSS styling, it applies to all elements that reference this custom class name. |
Left/Right Icon |
Use these fields to add icons (glyphs) to the left or right of your Button's Label Text. For example, entering glyphicon glyphicon-pencil adds an icon of a pencil to your Button. The full list of supported GLYPHICONS® glyph codes is available here: https://getbootstrap.com/docs/3.3/components/. |
Data Panel
Setting |
Description |
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Data Reference Key |
The Data Reference Key setting lets you use the Dynamic Grid component to display data owned by another component. The referenced component is the sole source and owner of the data. So, your end-user can't edit this data, even if Editable is selected in the Column Setup table. To import data using a Data Reference Key, enter the Property ID of the component that you're pulling data from. When importing data using a Data Reference Key, the source data's structure must match how the Dynamic Grid component stores data. Column schemas, including Property IDs and data types, must also match between the data source and the Dynamic Grid's Column Setup table. You can learn more about how the Dynamic Grid component stores and structures data in the Structure of a Dynamic Grid Component's Data section. |
Column Setup Table
This is where you create your grid. Each new row in the Column Setup table becomes a column in your grid in Express View. Click +Add New Column to add a new row to the Column Setup table.
The top-to-bottom order of rows in your Column Setup table reflects the left-to-right order of columns in your grid in Express View.
You can easily rearrange the order of rows in your Column Setup table. Click and drag the (Grip) icon found at the left of each row in the Column Setup table.
Setting |
Description |
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Header Label |
Enter a label for the column's header in Express View. For the Button column type, the Header Label also acts as the button label. |
Property ID |
Enter a Property ID to associate with the column's data. This Property ID is functionally similar to a component's Property ID. For example, you can reference a column's Property ID to target that column in logic-based configurations. When inline editing is enabled, values entered in the column in Express View store under this Property ID (key) in the submission data. Property IDs use camel case (stylized as camelCase) without spaces or punctuation. You can use the same column Property IDs between different Dynamic Grid components. For instance, you can have columnA and columnB in 2 different Dynamic Grid components without affecting functionality. The Property ID field is required. When importing data from another source, the Property ID must match the key under which the column's data is stored in the data source. |
Column Type |
Select a column type. This selection restricts the type of data your end-user can input, or the type of interaction they can have. The column type options are:
A column type is required and you can only select one type option per column. When importing data from another source, the column type must match the type of data stored under that column in the data source. For example, using a Number column type for numeric data. Each column type has its own unique column type configuration window. See the Column Type Configuration Windows section for details on each column type's configuration window. |
Editable |
When selected, end-users can edit cells in this column in Express View. Use this setting to enable inline editing and data entry. Select the Editable checkbox in the column header to set all columns of the grid as editable. Or, use the Editable checkbox in each row to selectively set that column of the grid as editable. Row group cells are only editable if the original row group column is made editable. The grouped parent row, however, is not editable. |
Store Data |
When selected, values entered in this column in Express View store to the database. Select the Store Data checkbox in the column header to set all columns of the grid to store to the database. Or, use the Store Data checkbox in each row to selectively store data from that column of the grid. You must store all data to the database to use server-side execution. |
Hidden |
When selected, the column is hidden from view in Express View. Select the Hidden checkbox in the column header to set all columns of the grid as hidden. Or, select the Hidden checkbox in each row to selectively set that column of the grid as hidden. |
(Column Settings Button) |
Shows in the actions column in each row of the Column Setup table. When clicked, the selected row's column type-specific configuration window opens. |
(Delete Button) |
Shows on hover-over of the actions column in each row of the Column Setup table. When clicked, the selected row (and its column configuration) is deleted from your Column Setup table. |
Arrange Data Group
The Arrange Data settings let you preemptively apply row groupings to your grid. To let your end-user choose whether to apply row groupings, use the User Affordances settings.
Setting |
Description |
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Set Column Widths |
Manually set the width for individual columns. When set to OFF, a column's minimum-width autosizes to 20 units. An autosized column's width then grows in proportion to the contents of the column. For example, a column titled Age is 20 units (minimum-width) + 3 units (1 unit per letter character) = 23 units. Default is OFF. |
(Set Column Width Settings Button) |
Opens the Set column widths configuration panel. When set to ON, displays the Define width by units table with the following columns:
If there are no columns, the Define width by units table does not display. |
+ Add Column to Group By |
Click to create a new row group. Click + Group By Another Column to create additional row groupings. To delete a row group, click the X button found at the right of the Sort Order drop-down. The top-to-bottom order of row groups determines nesting. To rearrange row groups, click and drag a row group's (Grip) icon. |
Column Drop-down |
Select a column to group rows by. The column must exist in the Column Setup table to show in the drop-down list. The column list reflects the Header Labels assigned in the Column Setup table. |
Sort Order Drop-down |
Select a sort order for your row grouping. The drop-down options are:
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Organize Row Groups Into |
The options include:
You can only sort the first row of the grouping.
To learn more about aggregation and pivoting, jump to the User Affordances Group section. Consolidated row grouping doesn't work with row aggregation and you can't sort row groups.
You can sort every row of the grouping individually. |
Repeat Row Grouped Value in Each Row |
Visible when Organize Row Groups Into is set to Single Column or Multi-Column. When selected, the row-grouped value shows in each row of the row grouping. So, when expanding a row grouping, each row in the grouping still shows the value shared between each row. When not selected, the cell is blank. The shared value only displays in the top-level grouping. |
Show Original Row Grouped Columns |
When selected, row-grouped columns also show in the grid without any grouping applied. So, in addition to column data showing under the row-grouping column, the original column also shows in the grid. When not selected, row-grouped columns only show under the row-grouping column(s), as determined by the Organize Row Groups Into setting. |
Column Type Configuration Windows
Each column type option in the Column Setup table has a unique configuration window. From there, you can control column-specific display, data, action, and validation settings.
To access the column type configuration window, click the (Column Settings) button in the Column Setup table. To exit the column type configuration window, click Back to Table.
Click a column type heading below to expand the drop-down and show the configuration window description.
The Text Field column type lets your end-user input short text values. Entered values store as strings.
Display Panel
Global Behavior Group
Setting |
Description |
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Allow Text Wrapping |
When set to ON, text in a column wraps to the next line below if the text exceeds column header length. If Set column widths is set to ON, headers and text wrap to the next line after reaching a column's specified unit length. To learn more about the Set column widths setting, see the Arrange Data Group section in this article. |
Freeze Column Group
Setting |
Description |
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Freeze Column |
When set to ON, displays the Column placement setting. Freezing a column moves the column's visible location to the edge of the grid and remains visible when scrolling horizontally. |
Column Placement |
Select which side of the grid to pin the column against. Frozen, grouped columns remain in place while other columns scroll around them. Options include:
Add Row edit order begins with the first column under Column Setup. When freezing the first column to the right of the grid, it is still the first editable field when an end-user adds and edits a new row. |
Column Group
Setting |
Description |
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Custom CSS Class |
Enter a Custom CSS Class to apply to the column's cells. When you update the CSS styling, it applies to all elements that reference this custom class name. |
Header Group
Setting |
Description |
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Tooltip |
A short hint that displays when an end-user positions their cursor over the (Tooltip) icon. Tooltips can display across more than one line. |
Custom CSS Class |
Enter a Custom CSS Class to apply to the column's header. When you update the CSS styling, it's applied to all elements that reference this custom class name. |
Actions Panel
Setting |
Description |
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+ Add Trigger |
Click + Add Trigger to create a new trigger. Triggers let you create if/then rules to trigger components when a specified action occurs. |
When... |
Select an action to wait for in order to fire the trigger. The drop-down's options are:
When a column uses a Value is Clicked trigger, all values in the column use a hyperlink style (blue, underlined text). |
Then... |
Enter the Property ID of the component to trigger when the specified When... action occurs. |
Validation Panel
Column Values Required Group
Setting |
Description |
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Required |
When set to ON, the end-user must enter a value in the column before navigating ahead or saving the module. Set the toggle to OFF when an entry is optional. By default, the Required toggle is set to OFF. |
Error Message |
Displays as a custom error message when the end-user doesn't enter a value under a required column. |
Allowed Characters for Column Values Group
Setting |
Description |
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Set Minimum |
Sets the minimum number of characters that an end-user must enter for valid input. |
Minimum Length Error Message |
A custom error message that displays when the entry doesn't meet the minimum character length rule. |
Set Maximum |
Sets the maximum number of characters that an end-user must enter for valid input. |
Maximum Length Error Message |
A custom error message that displays when the entry doesn't meet the maximum character length rule. |
The Number column type lets your end-user input numbers, including integers and decimals. Entered values store as numbers.
Display Panel
Freeze Column Group
Setting |
Description |
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Freeze Column |
When set to ON, displays the Column placement setting. Freezing a column moves the column's visible location to the edge of the grid and remains visible when scrolling horizontally. |
Column Placement |
Select which side of the grid to pin the column against. Frozen, grouped columns remain in place while other columns scroll around them. Options include:
Add Row edit order begins with the first column under Column Setup. When freezing the first column to the right of the grid, it is still the first editable field when an end-user adds and edits a new row. |
Column Group
Setting |
Description |
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Custom CSS Class |
Enter a Custom CSS Class to apply to the column's cells. When you update the CSS styling, it applies to all elements that reference this custom class name. |
Format As |
Select how to format values in Express View. Your options are:
This setting only affects how the number shows in Express View. Values store as the value entered. |
Decimal Places |
Enter the number of decimal places to show in Express View. Values of 13 digits or more round to the number of decimal places specified. This setting only affects how the number shows in Express View. Values store as the value entered unless the number is 14 digits or more in length. Regardless if you use this field or not, these long numbers round up. For example, 999999999999999.599 rounds to 999999999999999.60. |
Show Thousands Separator |
Set whether to show a thousands separator. The default thousands separator is a comma. When set to ON, a thousands separator shows. By default, the Show Thousands Separator toggle is set to OFF. This setting only affects how the number shows in Express View. Values store as the value entered. |
Header Group
Setting |
Description |
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Tooltip |
A short hint that displays when an end-user positions their cursor over the (Tooltip) icon. Tooltips can display across more than one line. |
Custom CSS Class |
Enter a Custom CSS Class to apply to the column's header. When you update the CSS styling, it's applied to all elements that reference this custom class name. |
Actions Panel
Setting |
Description |
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+ Add Trigger |
Click + Add Trigger to create a new trigger. Triggers let you create if/then rules to trigger components when a specified action occurs. |
When... |
Select an action to wait for in order to fire the trigger. The drop-down's options are:
When a column uses a Value is Clicked trigger, all values in the column use a hyperlink style (blue, underlined text). |
Then... |
Enter the Property ID of the component to trigger when the specified When... action occurs. |
Validation Panel
Column Values Required Group
Setting |
Description |
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Required |
When set to ON, the end-user must enter a value in the column before navigating ahead or saving the module. Set the toggle to OFF when an entry is optional. By default, the Required toggle is set to OFF. |
Error Message |
Displays as a custom error message when the end-user doesn't enter a value under a required column. |
Valid Number Range for Column Values Group
Setting |
Description |
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Set Minimum |
Sets the minimum value that an end-user must enter for valid input. |
Minimum Error Message |
A custom error message that displays when the entry doesn't meet the minimum value rule. |
Set Maximum |
Sets the maximum value that an end-user must enter for valid input. |
Maximum Error Message |
A custom error message that displays when the entry doesn't meet the maximum value rule. |
The Checkbox column type adds a single checkbox to each row of the grid. When selected, the Boolean value true stores. When clear, the Boolean value false stores.
Display Panel
Freeze Column Group
Setting |
Description |
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Freeze Column |
When set to ON, displays the Column placement setting. Freezing a column moves the column's visible location to the edge of the grid and remains visible when scrolling horizontally. |
Column Placement |
Select which side of the grid to pin the column against. Frozen, grouped columns remain in place while other columns scroll around them. Options include:
Add Row edit order begins with the first column under Column Setup. When freezing the first column to the right of the grid, it is still the first editable field when an end-user adds and edits a new row. |
Column Group
Setting |
Description |
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Custom CSS Class |
Enter a Custom CSS Class to apply to the column's cells. When you update the CSS styling, it applies to all elements that reference this custom class name. |
Header Group
Setting |
Description |
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Tooltip |
A short hint that displays when an end-user positions their cursor over the (Tooltip) icon. Tooltips can display across more than one line. |
Custom CSS Class |
Enter a Custom CSS Class to apply to the column's header. When you update the CSS styling, it's applied to all elements that reference this custom class name. |
Data Panel
Setting |
Description |
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Column is Checked by Default |
When selected, the checkbox is selected by default in Express View. |
Actions Panel
Setting |
Description |
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+ Add Trigger |
Click + Add Trigger to create a new trigger. Triggers let you create if/then rules to trigger components when a specified action occurs. |
When... |
Select an action to wait for in order to fire the trigger. The drop-down's only option is:
|
Then... |
Enter the Property ID of the component to trigger when the specified When... action occurs. |
Validation Panel
Column Values Required Group
Setting |
Description |
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Required |
When set to ON, the end-user must select the checkbox (value of true) for the cell to be valid. When set to OFF, the cell is valid whether selected or not (value of true or false is valid). By default, the Required toggle is set to OFF. |
Error Message |
Displays as a custom error message when the end-user doesn't enter a value under a required column. |
The Single-select Dropdown column type adds a drop-down to each row of the grid. Your end-user can select one value from the drop-down. The selected value stores as a string.
Display Panel
Freeze Column Group
Setting |
Description |
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Freeze Column |
When set to ON, displays the Column placement setting. Freezing a column moves the column's visible location to the edge of the grid and remains visible when scrolling horizontally. |
Column Placement |
Select which side of the grid to pin the column against. Frozen, grouped columns remain in place while other columns scroll around them. Options include:
Add Row edit order begins with the first column under Column Setup. When freezing the first column to the right of the grid, it is still the first editable field when an end-user adds and edits a new row. |
Column Group
Setting |
Description |
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Custom CSS Class |
Enter a Custom CSS Class to apply to the column's cells. When you update the CSS styling, it applies to all elements that reference this custom class name. |
Header Group
Setting |
Description |
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Tooltip |
A short hint that displays when an end-user positions their cursor over the (Tooltip) icon. Tooltips can display across more than one line. |
Custom CSS Class |
Enter a Custom CSS Class to apply to the column's header. When you update the CSS styling, it's applied to all elements that reference this custom class name. |
Data Panel
There are two different methods that you can use to populate your Single-select Dropdown: Values or Data Reference Key.
Values
Values is the simplest way to populate the Single-select Dropdown. Selecting Values shows a table where you can enter each option label along with its value to store.
Setting |
Description |
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Option Label |
Each option needs an end-user End-users, also known as Express Users, are the individuals accessing an application through Express View. In most cases, end-users are the customers using the product.-facing label describing the choice that it represents. Enter your Option Labels using this column. After you create an option, another row displays for you to create the next option. |
Data Source Value |
Each option needs an associated value to store in the submission data Also known as Record Data. Submission data consists of information saved by Unqork components. View submission data by using the angular command, or in Record Collections.. Enter the values to store in submission data using this column. By default, the value is a camel case A naming convention for computer programming. Use camelCase for Property IDs, for example: newUser, lastName, & rdoButton. version of the Option Label. You can also assign a numeric value to each option for use in logic-based configurations. |
Data Reference Key
With Data Reference Key, you can use data from another component to fill your Single-select Dropdown. You'll most often do this with a Data Table component. You'll add your option values and labels to separate columns of the Data Table then reference the Data Table's Property ID in the Data Reference Key setting.
Setting |
Description |
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Data Reference Key |
Enter the Property ID of the component whose data you're referencing. |
Value Property |
Enter the key under which the option values are stored. If you're pulling from a Data Table component, enter the header of the values column in this field. |
Label Property |
Enter the key under which the option labels are stored. If you're pulling from a Data Table component, enter the header of the labels column in this field. |
Actions Panel
Setting |
Description |
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+ Add Trigger |
Click + Add Trigger to create a new trigger. Triggers let you create if/then rules to trigger components when a specified action occurs. |
When... |
Select an action to wait for in order to fire the trigger. The drop-down's options are:
When a column uses a Value is Clicked trigger, all values in the column use a hyperlink style (blue, underlined text). |
Then... |
Enter the Property ID of the component to trigger when the specified When... action occurs. |
Validation Panel
Column Values Required Group
Setting |
Description |
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Required |
When set to ON, the end-user must enter a value in the column before navigating ahead or saving the module. Set the toggle to OFF when an entry is optional. By default, the Required toggle is set to OFF. |
Error Message |
Displays as a custom error message when the end-user doesn't enter a value under a required column. |
The Multi-select Dropdown column type adds a drop-down to each row of the grid. Your end-user can select one or many values from the drop-down. The selected value(s) store as an array of string values.
Display Panel
Freeze Column Group
Setting |
Description |
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Freeze Column |
When set to ON, displays the Column placement setting. Freezing a column moves the column's visible location to the edge of the grid and remains visible when scrolling horizontally. |
Column Placement |
Select which side of the grid to pin the column against. Frozen, grouped columns remain in place while other columns scroll around them. Options include:
Add Row edit order begins with the first column under Column Setup. When freezing the first column to the right of the grid, it is still the first editable field when an end-user adds and edits a new row. |
Column Group
Setting |
Description |
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Custom CSS Class |
Enter a Custom CSS Class to apply to the column's cells. When you update the CSS styling, it applies to all elements that reference this custom class name. |
Header Group
Setting |
Description |
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Tooltip |
A short hint that displays when an end-user positions their cursor over the (Tooltip) icon. Tooltips can display across more than one line. |
Custom CSS Class |
Enter a Custom CSS Class to apply to the column's header. When you update the CSS styling, it's applied to all elements that reference this custom class name. |
Data Panel
There are two different methods that you can use to populate your Multi-select Dropdown: Values or Data Reference Key.
Values
Values is the simplest way to populate the Multi-select Dropdown. Selecting Values shows a table where you can enter each option label along with its value to store.
Setting |
Description |
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Option Label |
Each option needs an end-user End-users, also known as Express Users, are the individuals accessing an application through Express View. In most cases, end-users are the customers using the product.-facing label describing the choice that it represents. Enter your Option Labels using this column. After you create an option, another row displays for you to create the next option. |
Data Source Value |
Each option needs an associated value to store in the submission data Also known as Record Data. Submission data consists of information saved by Unqork components. View submission data by using the angular command, or in Record Collections.. Enter the values to store in submission data using this column. By default, the value is a camel case A naming convention for computer programming. Use camelCase for Property IDs, for example: newUser, lastName, & rdoButton. version of the Option Label. You can also assign a numeric value to each option for use in logic-based configurations. |
Data Reference Key
With Data Reference Key, you can use data from another component to fill your Multi-select Dropdown. You'll most often do this with a Data Table component. You'll add your option values and labels to separate columns of the Data Table then reference the Data Table's Property ID in the Data Reference Key setting.
Setting |
Description |
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Data Reference Key |
Enter the Property ID of the component whose data you're referencing. |
Value Property |
Enter the key under which the option values are stored. If you're pulling from a Data Table component, enter the header of the values column in this field. |
Label Property |
Enter the key under which the option labels are stored. If you're pulling from a Data Table component, enter the header of the labels column in this field. |
Actions Panel
Setting |
Description |
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+ Add Trigger |
Click + Add Trigger to create a new trigger. Triggers let you create if/then rules to trigger components when a specified action occurs. |
When... |
Select an action to wait for in order to fire the trigger. The drop-down's only option is:
|
Then... |
Enter the Property ID of the component to trigger when the specified When... action occurs. |
Validation Panel
Column Values Required Group
Setting |
Description |
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Required |
When set to ON, the end-user must enter a value in the column before navigating ahead or saving the module. Set the toggle to OFF when an entry is optional. By default, the Required toggle is set to OFF. |
Error Message |
Displays as a custom error message when the end-user doesn't enter a value under a required column. |
The Button column type adds a clickable button to each row of the grid. You can configure actions to occur on button-click, including deleting the row or triggering other components. No values store to the submission data for the Button column type.
Display Panel
Freeze Column Group
Setting |
Description |
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Freeze Column |
When set to ON, displays the Column placement setting. Freezing a column moves the column's visible location to the edge of the grid and remains visible when scrolling horizontally. |
Column Placement |
Select which side of the grid to pin the column against. Frozen, grouped columns remain in place while other columns scroll around them. Options include:
Add Row edit order begins with the first column under Column Setup. When freezing the first column to the right of the grid, it is still the first editable field when an end-user adds and edits a new row. |
Column Group
Setting |
Description |
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Custom CSS Class |
Enter a Custom CSS Class to apply to the column's cells. When you update the CSS styling, it applies to all elements that reference this custom class name. |
Disable Buttons |
Enables or disables all Buttons in the column. Setting the Disable Buttons toggle to ON disables the column's buttons in Express View. The buttons remain visible but you can't click them. Setting the toggle to OFF enables the buttons. By default, the Disable Buttons toggle is set to OFF. The Disable Buttons setting affects all buttons in the column. To disable individual buttons, you can target individual cells using logic expressions. See our Dynamic Grid: Targeted Logic and Referencing Syntax article to learn more. You can use a logic component to set the Disable Buttons toggle to ON, if needed. |
Hide Buttons |
Shows or hides the Button from view. Setting the Hide Buttons toggle to ON hides the Button in Express View. The column remains visible but empty in Express View. Setting the toggle to OFF makes the Button visible. By default, the Hide Buttons toggle is set to OFF. You can use a logic component to set the Hide Buttons toggle to ON, if needed. |
Header Group
Setting |
Description |
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Tooltip |
A short hint that displays when an end-user positions their cursor over the (Tooltip) icon. Tooltips can display across more than one line. |
Custom CSS Class |
Enter a Custom CSS Class to apply to the column's header. When you update the CSS styling, it's applied to all elements that reference this custom class name. |
Actions Panel
Setting |
Description |
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Button Style |
Sets the visual appearance of the Button. Options include: Primary, Secondary, Success, Danger, Warning, Info, Light, Dark, and Link. The Button Style only affects the Button's appearance and does not effect its function. |
When... |
Lets you create if/then rules to trigger actions on button-click. |
Then... |
Select an action to occur on button-click. The drop-down's options are:
Use the Header Label setting of the Column Setup table to clearly label and define the button's action. |
The Date column type adds a field where your end-user can enter or select a date. You can add a Calendar View to the field, which enables a date picker. Entered or selected values store as a formatted string.
By default, dates store in ISO 8601 format, and include a timestamp of 00:00:00.000Z UTC (Coordinated Universal Time).
Display Panel
Freeze Column Group
Setting |
Description |
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Freeze Column |
When set to ON, displays the Column placement setting. Freezing a column moves the column's visible location to the edge of the grid and remains visible when scrolling horizontally. |
Column Placement |
Select which side of the grid to pin the column against. Frozen, grouped columns remain in place while other columns scroll around them. Options include:
Add Row edit order begins with the first column under Column Setup. When freezing the first column to the right of the grid, it is still the first editable field when an end-user adds and edits a new row. |
Column Group
Setting |
Description |
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Custom CSS Class |
Enter a Custom CSS Class to apply to the column's cells. When you update the CSS styling, it applies to all elements that reference this custom class name. |
Date Format |
Use this setting to change the format of the Placeholder Text or any dates selected in Calendar View. Possible values are m, d, y, and Y (use each value only once). For example, Ydm, ymd, or mY. Entering ymd results in a date format of YY/MM/DD. Entering Ymd results in a date format of YYYY/MM/DD. This setting only affects how the date displays in Express View. Values store in ISO 8601 format. |
Field Delimiter |
Delimiters show the breaks between the month, day, and year in a date. Common delimiters include a period (.), slash (/), or hyphen (-). By default, the Field Delimiter is set to /. This setting only affects how the date shows in Express View. Values store in ISO 8601 format. |
Enable Calendar View |
When set to ON, Date column cells show a calendar icon. When clicked, the date picker widget opens, letting the end-user pick a date in calendar view. By default, the Enable Calendar View toggle is set to ON. |
Open Datepicker Automatically When Editing |
When selected, the date picker widget automatically shows when the end-user selects a Date column cell to edit. When not selected, the end-user must click the calendar icon to open the date picker. By default, the Open Datepicker Automatically When Editing checkbox is not selected. |
Display (+/-) Years in Dropdown |
Sets the maximum number of years available in the date picker widget. This setting doesn't limit what the end-user can manually enter, only what years show in calendar view. |
Header Group
Setting |
Description |
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Tooltip |
A short hint that displays when an end-user positions their cursor over the (Tooltip) icon. Tooltips can display across more than one line. |
Custom CSS Class |
Enter a Custom CSS Class to apply to the column's header. When you update the CSS styling, it's applied to all elements that reference this custom class name. |
Data Panel
Setting |
Description |
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Store Date Only |
Unqork stores all dates in ISO8601 format with or without the timestamp based on the Store Date Only setting. That means dates should always be passed in using logic components as either YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss.sssZ or YYYY-MM-DD. When set to (ON), the system only stores the selected date. By default, Store Date Only is set to (OFF). |
Actions Panel
Setting |
Description |
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+ Add Trigger |
Click + Add Trigger to create a new trigger. Triggers let you create if/then rules to trigger components when a specified action occurs. |
When... |
Select an action to wait for in order to fire the trigger. The drop-down's options are:
When a column uses a Value is Clicked trigger, all values in the column use a hyperlink style (blue, underlined text). |
Then... |
Enter the Property ID of the component to trigger when the specified When... action occurs. |
Validation Panel
Valid Date Group
Setting |
Description |
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Error Message |
Displays as a custom error message when the end-user enters an invalid date. |
Column Values Required Group
Setting |
Description |
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Required |
When set to ON, the end-user must enter a value in the column before navigating ahead or saving the module. Set the toggle to OFF when an entry is optional. By default, the Required toggle is set to OFF. |
Error Message |
Displays as a custom error message when the end-user doesn't enter a value under a required column. |
Valid Date Range for Column Values Group
Setting |
Description |
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Restrict To |
Restrict the range of acceptable dates your end-user can input. Available date restrictions include:
|
From |
The From field shows on selection of the Between Dates date restriction. Using the radio buttons you can apply more restrictions (Exact Date, Relative Date, Now) to the start of your date range.
|
To |
The To field shows on selection of the Between Dates date restriction. Using the radio buttons you can apply more restrictions (Exact Date, Relative Date, Now) to the start of your date range.
|
Minimum Date |
Shows on selection of the Between Dates date restriction. Set a minimum valid date. |
Minimum Error Message |
Shows on selection of the Between Dates date restriction. Set a custom error message here that displays when the end-user sets a non-compliant date. |
Maximum Date |
Shows on selection of the Future Only, Past, Before a Date, After a Date, or Between Dates date restrictions. Set a maximum valid date. |
Maximum Error Message |
Shows on selection of the Future Only, Past, Before a Date, After a Date, or Between Dates date restrictions. Set a custom error message here, that displays when the end-user sets a non-compliant date. |
Actions Panel
Triggers Group
The Dynamic Grid component supports creating multiple triggers directly in the component's configuration window. You can choose from three possible triggering events for each trigger. You can also create several triggers that have the same triggering event.
Setting |
Description |
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+ Add Trigger |
Click + Add Trigger to create a new trigger. Triggers let you create if/then rules to trigger components when a specified action occurs. |
When... |
Select an action to watch for in order to fire the triggers. All 3 trigger types fire only when an end-user action happens on the grid. So, if a logic component adds a row, the triggers don't fire. Instead, if an end-user clicks the Add Row button, the triggers fire. The drop-down's options are:
|
Then... |
Enter the Property ID of the component to trigger when the specified When... action occurs. |
User Affordances Group
These settings determine how your end-user can interact with the grid and its data in Express View. When enabled, a Side Panel displays at the right of the grid. From the Side Panel, your end-user can use any enabled settings to perform analytic functions. Some interactions are also available from the grid's column headers.
Setting |
Description |
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Allow User to Group Rows |
When set to ON, your end-user can group all data-based column types. This excludes the Button column type. Row grouping automatically groups data based on shared values and can be nested many times. In the case of a Checkbox column type, the end-user sees checkbox values as text. For instance, end-users might see Checked (true) and Unchecked (false). This feature makes it easier when grouping and sifting through large amounts of data. By default, this toggle is set to OFF. |
Allow User to Aggregate & Pivot Across All Columns |
When set to ON, your end-user can perform aggregation and pivoting functions. When enabled, the Pivot Mode toggle shows in the Side Panel. Aggregation lets your end-user apply pre-defined functions to values. In order to see aggregated values, a row group must be applied or the Pivot Mode toggle must be set to ON. The available aggregation actions vary by column type. For example:
Pivoting allows data to be extrapolated across another axis (Y-axis). Your end-user can pivot all data-based column types. This excludes the Button column type. To use Pivot Mode, the Pivot Mode toggle in the grid's Side Panel must be set to ON. Enabling Pivot Mode temporarily hides tabular data, similar to creating a new Pivot Table instance in Excel. For best results, also enable the Allow User to Group Rows setting when enabling the Allow User to Aggregate & Pivot Across All Columns setting. By default, Allow User to Group Rows is set to OFF. |
Allow User to Sort by Column |
When set to ON, end-users can sort column values. Clicking a column's header in the grid sorts the column's values in ascending order. Clicking the column's header again sorts the column's values in descending order. Clicking the column's header again removes the sort order. When sorted in ascending order, an (Upwards Arrow) icon shows in the column's header. When sorted in descending order, a (Downwards Arrow) icon shows in the column's header. By default, this toggle is set to OFF. |
Allow Multi-Column Sorting |
When set to ON, end-users can sort by multiple columns at the same time. Press and hold the Shift key when selecting additional column headers. Press and hold the Shift key when clicking a header to change the sort order. By default, this toggle is set to OFF. |
Allow User to Filter Columns |
When set to ON, end-users can filter column values. Each column header in the grid shows a (Hamburger) icon. When clicked, a column-specific Filter menu opens. The available filtering actions vary by column type. For example:
For Multi-select Dropdown, filtering by value is interpreted as "any array that contains any of the selected values." For example, if filtering by "USA", both ["USA", "Canada"] and ["USA", "Canada", "Mexico"] match the filter criteria.
By default, this toggle is set to OFF. |
Show Filter Panel |
When selected, a Filter panel shows in the Side Panel. From the Side Panel, your end-user can apply column-specific filters. The available filtering actions vary by column type. By default, the Show Filter Panel checkbox is not selected. |
Allow User to Rearrange Rows |
When set to ON, end-users can rearrange rows in the grid. If you enable row filtering, grouping, sorting, or aggregation and pivoting, the end-user cannot rearrange grid rows. Reordering rows in Express View affects the order in which rows store in the submission data, as well. By default, this toggle is set to OFF. |
Invoking Cell Edit State |
Select how many times the end-user must click an editable cell in order to edit the cell. There are two options:
|
Validations Panel
Required Group
Setting |
Description |
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Require Minimum Valid Rows |
When set to ON, the end-user must enter at least one valid row in the grid before navigating ahead or saving the module. Set the toggle to OFF when an entry is optional. This setting respects column-level validation. If the end-user enters one row in the grid, but the row doesn't meet all column-level validations, the component-level validation criteria isn't met. By default, the Require Minimum Valid Rows toggle is set to OFF. |
Error Message |
A custom error message that displays below a required field. The error message displays when the end-user tries to save or submit the module without completing the required field. |
Set Number of Allowed Rows Group
Setting |
Description |
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Set Minimum |
Sets the minimum number of allowed rows in the grid. |
Minimum Error Message |
An error message that displays when the grid doesn't meet the minimum number of rows set. |
Set Maximum |
Sets the maximum number of allowed rows in the grid. |
Maximum Error Message |
An error message that displays when the grid exceeds the maximum number of rows set. |
Notes on Validation
The Dynamic Grid component supports setting validation rules at several levels of the component. In addition to setting validation rules in the main configuration window and column type configuration windows, you can also use logic to set cell or row-level validation. For example, setting minimum or maximum number validation rules in specific rows of the grid. When editing a Dynamic Grid in Express View, visual cues and error messages highlight validation errors at all levels. When using server-side execution to inject data into a Dynamic Grid, though, you'll rely on the validationErrors array to identify errors. You can't display validationErrors in the front-end.
The Dynamic Grid component supports all standard server-side execution actions.
The validationErrors array for a Dynamic Grid component has a different structure compared to some other components.
Here's a basic overview of the structure:
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Component-level validation errors follow the standard server-side execution validationErrors schema.
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Cell-level and column-level validation errors are summarized by column. Column-specific errors have their own object in the validationErrors array, separate from component-level errors.
- In each column-specific object of the validationErrors array is a failedValidations array. The failedValidations array summarizes errors in the column, by type. For example, minLength or required validation errors. Each group of type-specific errors has its own object in the array.
- Each type-specific error object lists cell-level and column-level errors separately, as a celllevel errors array or columnlevel errors object.
- The celllevel errors array contains one object per row of the column. This lets you know the exact column/row coordinates of the failed validation.
- The columnlevel errors object lists all affected rows in the rows array. This again lets you know the exact column/row coordinates.
- Error messages are also visible.
The following code snippet shows a sample validationErrors array, from a server-side-executed Dynamic Grid component. The array shows component-level and cell-level validation errors.
"validationErrors": [
{
"id": "dynamicGrid",
"path": "data.dynamicGrid",
"label": "dynamicGrid",
"parent": "data",
"message": "dynamicGrid is required"
},
{
"id": "dynamicGrid",
"path": "data.dynamicGrid",
"label": "dynamicGrid",
"parent": "data",
"message": "dynamicGrid must contain no more than 5 items"
},
{
"id": "dynamicGrid.fullName",
"path": "data.dynamicGrid.fullName",
"label": "Full Name",
"parent": "data.dynamicGrid",
"failedValidations": [
{
"type": "minLength",
"columnlevel": {
"rows": [0, 1, 3],
"message": "Full Name must be no less than 5 characters"
}
},
{
"type": "required",
"columnlevel": {
"rows": [2, 5, 6],
"message": "Full Name is required"
}
}
]
},
{
"id": "dynamicGrid.employeeNumber",
"path": "data.dynamicGrid.employeeNumber",
"label": "Employee Number",
"parent": "data.dynamicGrid",
"failedValidations": [
{
"type": "min",
"cellLevel": [
{
"row": 0,
"message": "Employee Number must be greater than or equal to 1"
},
{
"row": 1,
"message": "Employee Number must be greater than or equal to 2"
}
],
"columnlevel": {
"rows": [2, 3],
"message": "Employee Number must be greater than or equal to 100"
}
},
{
"type": "max",
"columnlevel": {
"rows": [4, 5, 6],
"message": "Employee Number must be less than or equal to 999"
}
}
]
}
]
The Dynamic Grid component also includes built-in data type validations. These validations help ensure data in a given column type matches its intended data types. These validations don't prevent you from saving your module but help detect incorrect data types. The following error messages display for each Column Type when the data types are incorrect:
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Text Field: No error messages display for the Text Field Column Type.
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Number: Any value that isn't a number displays a Not a Number error message.
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Single-select Dropdown: If you inject a value from a logic component that doesn't match the column’s Data Source Value or Value Property displays an Invalid Option error message.
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Multi-select Dropdown: Any values that don't match the column’s Data Source Value or Value Property display an Invalid Option error message.
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Date: Any value that isn't formatted as YYYY-MM-DDT00:00:00.000Z or YYYY-MM-DD displays a Not a Date error message.
The Date Column Type, like the Date Input component, has a Valid Date validation that often overrides this error for end-users anyway.
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Checkbox: Any value that is not a true or false Boolean value displays a Not a Boolean error message.
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Button: No error messages display for the Button Column Type.
Adding a Dynamic Grid Component
Let's look at how to set up a Dynamic Grid component that supports inline editing. This simple configuration focuses on supporting basic data entry rather than performing analytics.
Configure the Dynamic Grid Component
For this configuration, you'll add every column type to your Dynamic Grid component. But, you only need to open up the column type configuration window for two of them: the Single-select Dropdown and Multi-select Dropdown. For the other column types in your Column Setup table, you can keep the default settings.
1. | Drag and drop a Dynamic Grid component onto your canvas. |
2. | In the Property ID field, enter dynamicGrid. |
3. | In the Title field, enter Tri-State Insurance. |
4. | In the Column Setup table, click + Add New Column seven times. This adds seven rows to the Column Setup table. |
5. | Complete the Column Setup table as follows: |
Header Label | Property ID | Column Type | Editable | Store Data |
---|---|---|---|---|
Name |
name |
Text Field |
Yes (selected) |
Yes (selected) |
Annual Income |
incomeAnnual |
Number |
Yes (selected) |
Yes (selected) |
Date of Birth |
dob |
Date |
Yes (selected) |
Yes (selected) |
New Client |
newClient |
Checkbox |
Yes (selected) |
Yes (selected) |
State |
state |
Single-select Dropdown |
Yes (selected) |
Yes (selected) |
Types of Insurance |
insuranceTypes |
Multi-select Dropdown |
Yes (selected) |
Yes (selected) |
Delete Row |
delete |
Button |
|
|
To change the column type, select the row-specific cell under the Column Type header. From the drop-down, select a column type.
To mark all rows as editable, select the checkbox in the Editable header of the Column Setup table. You can select the checkbox in the Store Data column header, too, to enable the setting for all rows.
Configure the Single-Select Dropdown Column Type
Next, add some values to the Single-select Dropdown.
1. | In the State row of your Column Setup table, click the (Column Settings) button. The Single-select Dropdown column type configuration window opens. |
2. | In the Data panel, complete the Values table as follows: |
Option Label | Data Source Value |
---|---|
New York |
NY |
New Jersey |
NJ |
Connecticut |
CT |
3. | Click Back to Table to return to the main configuration window. |
Configure the Multi-Select Dropdown Column Type
Finally, add some values to the Multi-select Dropdown.
1. | In the Types of Insurance row of your Column Setup table, click the (Column Settings) button. The Multi-select Dropdown column type configuration window opens. |
2. | In the Data panel, complete the Values table as follows: |
Option Label | Data Source Value |
---|---|
Health |
health |
Renters |
renters |
Auto |
auto |
Home |
home |
Life |
life |
3. | Click Back to Table to return to the main configuration window. |
4. | Click Save. |
5. | Save your module. |
Now you're ready to preview your module and interact with the grid. Your completed Dynamic Grid component works like this in Express View:
Structure of a Dynamic Grid Component's Data
Take a moment to understand how data entered in a Dynamic Grid component stores, using the configuration above.
Understanding this structure is also key when importing data into your Dynamic Grid component. Whether using a Data Reference Key or referencing a data collection, the source data's structure must match how the Dynamic Grid component stores data.
Data entered in the Dynamic Grid component stores as an array of objects under a single key. The top-level key is the Dynamic Grid component's Property ID. Each row added to the Dynamic Grid component in Express View becomes a new object in the array of row objects. In each row object, row-specific values store as explicit key/value pairs, where the key is the Property ID associated with that column. Depending on the column type, values store as different data types and data structures. The following image shows an example of how two rows of data entered in a Dynamic Grid component looks in the DevTools Console:
To learn more about referencing data from a Dynamic Grid component, search Dynamic Grid: Targeted Logic and Referencing Syntax in our In-Product Help.
Dynamic Grid Interaction Shortcuts
The Dynamic Grid supports several keyboard interactions that make it quick to navigate or edit the grid in Express View.
Grid Navigation
The following shortcuts for navigation are supported:
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Using arrow keys to navigate between cells (any direction). It's important to note that the arrow keys only work when you start navigation in a cell that isn't set up with edit mode.
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Pressing Tab (navigate right) and Shift + Tab (navigate left) to move between cells.
If actively editing cells, using these shortcuts to navigate between cells doesn't halt the editing state.
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Pressing Enter to enter or exit the editing state on an editable cell.
You can also double-click a cell to enter the editing state. Or if you prefer to use a single-click, adjust the Invoking Cell Edit State setting.
Cell Editing
It's important to note that cell editing shortcuts only work when the grid is editable. The following cell editing shortcuts are supported:
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Pressing Enter or clicking outside of the cell you're actively editing to commit any changes made. You'll also use the Enter key to execute buttons.
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Pressing Esc to discard any changes to the cell you're actively editing.
It's also important to note that end-users can execute any cell with a Value is Clicked trigger applied by pressing Alt + Enter.
Checkboxes
There are a few shortcuts specific to checkboxes.
If end-users aren't editing a checkbox cell, they can select and clear boxes by either:
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Pressing Enter.
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Single-clicking in the checkbox.
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Single or double-clicking outside the checkbox.
The last option depends on the Invoking Cell Edit State setting.
If end-users are editing a checkbox cell, they can select and clear boxes by either:
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Pressing Enter.
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Single-clicking in the checkbox.
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Single or double-clicking outside the checkbox.
Editing a Dynamic Grid Component's Settings
To edit a Dynamic Grid component's settings.
1. | In the Module Builder hover over the Dynamic Grid component. |
A 5-button toolbar displays above the component on hover-over.
2. | Using the toolbar, click the (Settings) button. |
3. | Using the Configuration window, make changes to the component’s settings as needed. |
4. | Click Save. |
5. | Save your module. |
Moving a Dynamic Grid Component
To move a Dynamic Grid component to a new position on your canvas:
1. | Hover over the Dynamic Grid component. |
A 5-button toolbar displays above the component on hover-over.
2. | Click and drag the (Move) button, dropping the component when it’s in position. |
3. | Save your module. |
Copying a Dynamic Grid Component
You can make a copy of your component using the Copy and Paste tools. Copy and Paste creates an exact copy of your component, matching all settings. The only noticeable difference between the two components is the Property ID. The Property ID on the new component automatically updates. Remember, every component must have a unique Property ID. Property IDs are the main method used to track and connect components in Unqork.
1. | Hover over the Dynamic Grid component. |
A 5-button toolbar displays above the component on hover-over.
2. | Click the (Copy) button. |
3. | Click the (Paste) button. |
4. | Update the copied component’s settings, if needed. |
5. | Click Save. |
6. | Save your module. |
Removing a Dynamic Grid Component
To remove a Dynamic Grid component from the module:
1. | Hover over the Dynamic Grid component. |
A 5-button toolbar displays above the component on hover-over.
2. | Click the (Remove) button. |
3. | Save your module. |
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