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Note: A WCF connection must be established for functions which support debugging mode. |
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Updating the preview. The Web Portal start page is displayed on update. This button has varying displays. The following visuals are possible:
You can use the arrow next to this button to select other menu items. The following menu items are available:
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Suppress action execution.
Use this button to prevent action execution in the preview. This can be helpful when you want to view a certain node in the definition tree view in more detail, for example. | |
One node back/forward.
Use the Back and Forward buttons to navigate backwards or forwards between selected objects in the history in Web Portal preview mode. However, the history is not shown here. | |
Enable debugger.
Use this button to toggle the debugger on and off. If the button is blue highlighted, the debugger is enabled. All actions are executed in succession (for example one node at a time) when the debugger is enabled. If the debugger is stopped in "Pause" mode, click Resume execution to restart the debugger. | |
Single step mode.
The single step mode button is only enabled when the debugger is enabled. If single step mode is enabled, the executed action is suspended at every execution step in the definition tree view. If single step mode is disabled, the action continues on to the next break point (break points are inserted on action nodes in the definition tree view using the context menu). | |
Resume execution
This button is enabled when the debugger is enabled insofar as any program steps remain to be carried out, for example no user entries are anticipated. Clicking this button launches execution of the next program command. |
In addition to a toolbar, the preview window also has a footer toolbar. The following functions are available to you.
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Status display.
Here, "Done" means that compilation and rendering of the current project state have been completed and that entries can be made in the relevant pages. | |
Pixel lines.
The pixel line count indicates the dimensions of the window area that is available for the display of rendered HTML code. This information obviates the need for scroll bars during programming in cases where the amount of available browser space is known. This is influenced by the screen resolution and the number of menu bars displayed in the browser. | |
Use this button to switch from the preview to the monitor page. | |
Use this button to switch from the monitor page to the preview. |
You can open the solution view from the View menu in the menu bar. It lists all the Web Designer objects, which can be opened from the navigation view, on a tab. The solution view depends on your choice of project. If a solution project was selected when the Web Designer was started, the entries are listed by database module and you can disable compilation of individual database modules.
You can identify objects whose status has changed in the Web Designer on the Solution tab. Differences between changes in the Web Designer and changes to resources in the database or on the hard disk are marked. A new tab is opened in the definition tree view by double-clicking on an object. The following table described the features of the Solution tab.
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Database project | In database projects, all the elements are listed under the Solution node that can be opened from the navigation view. | |||||||||||||
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Solution Project |
In a solution project, the database modules are listed under the Solution modes as subnodes. Database modules whose status has not changed, are shown as collapsed nodes. If you mark a subnode, you can run additional tasks. Use the right mouse button to open the same context menu that is available in Windows browsers. Available items are, for example, Apache Subversion, Git or similar. | |||||||||||||
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Additional functions can be carried out on the solution project's sub nodes. |
The following tables shows the actions you can execute on the Solution tab.
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Refreshes the list of database objects. | |
Reloads selected objects. | |
Marks all modified objects to be refreshed. | |
Disables module compilation. Compilation runs without the disabled module. (This action is only available if a solution project was selected when the Web Designer was started.) | |
Filters modified objects only. |
You can view and copy generated code with help of the
buttons from the database object toolbar in the definition tree view. This function is particularly useful if you are looking at C# code in detail and want to reuse parts of the code or want to examine an error in more detail.
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NOTE: If you want to search for a specific point in the code, you can use the shortcut CTRL + F. |
To copy generated code
The code is copied into the clipboard.
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