You can import modules and components into the Web Designer. to using the standard Windows file import dialog. The function recognizes automatically whether complete modules or components are involved and imports them as such. In all other cases the selected file is loaded as a project file.
To import an object
This open the Windows, Please select a source file, default dialog.
This imports the object.
This function can be used to add, modify, or delete external web applications that are displayed in the Web Portals menu bar under the Applications menu.
NOTE: For dependent applications to appear, you must create all dependent applications at the top level. Dependent applications that were created nested are not displayed.
To edit related applications
This opens Related applications.
The name of the selected application is shown in the Related application* field. This name is the unique key for the application.
The following settings are available.
| Property |
Sub Property |
Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Language-dependent text | Language | Language selection. |
| Display name |
Enter a name for the application. This application name is displayed. It does not have to be the actual name of the related application. | |
| Description |
Enter a description. | |
| URL |
Enter a base URL. | |
| Type of display |
Display type selection. | |
| Parent application |
Parent application selection. The parent application entry serves as a reference and enables sub-forms of a main application to be accessed directly. | |
| Image |
Uploads an image file. Image uploading is optional. |
To add a new related application
To delete a related application
The application is deleted from the list.
This function check references, function calls and other details of the current web project. Any errors found do not result in compiler errors but should be corrected for the sake of the web applications‘s stability.
To check your project for model integrity
Your web project is checked. This can take a few minutes. When the check is finished, a message is shown with the results of the check.
This function checks the web project to ensure rules meet current standards for web application accessibility. A rule violation example is, when no alternative text is given for missing visuals. Violations of accessibility rules do not generate compilation errors.
To check your project for accessibility
Your web project is compiled. After compiling, a log is shown in the Compiling window. If there is an inconsistency, a detailed warning message is shown in the task view.
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