Configuration Grids

The labels at the top of each configuration grid represent the name of the entity the values in the rows of that column.

Next to each Header Label is a sort button which includes that column in the sort order. Clicking it toggles the column's sort order between ascending and descending. If a column is currently in the sort, badge icon will appear next to its sort button to show its order in the sort. It is possible to sort by multiple columns by holding the Ctrl key while clicking another row's sort button.

At the top of each column is a text box for specifying a filter for the values in that column. Only rows which contain the text typed into this textbox will appear in the grid, until the filter is cleared.

At the bottom of every grid are controls which limit the number of rows shown on one page at a time. The default is 25 rows per page, which is editable by clicking the rows per page dropdown button. If there are more rows in the dataset than this value, paging controls will appear to navigate through the pages, and display which of those records are currently visible. Navigation buttons are available for going to the first page, last page, previous page, next page, or any explicit page in the dataset.

The Column Selector control allows you to specify which columns appear in the grid. The limit to this control is 6 columns. Simply click the checkboxes to hide or display the columns you want to see.

The keyword search control is the textbox between the Column Selector button and the Clear All button. Rows will only be visible which contain the text typed in this box in any column, as opposed the column filters, which only apply to a single column.

This Clear All button will remove all active filters and sorts.

While the Save button is above the grid, while the Submit button is below it, they both perform the same function. The difference is that the Save button saves your changes and leaves you on the same page, whereas the Submit button saves your changes and exits the current wizard, back to the entity selection grid.

Also note that in a guided wizard scenario, the Submit button is surrounded by a Next button on its left, for advancing to the next page in the wizard, a Previous button for going back, and a Cancel button for returning the entity selection page without saving your changes. It is also possible to navigate to a specific step in a wizard by clicking one of the wizard navigation buttons.

The Add button is always in the upper right of the grid. Its text is based on whatever entity you're currently editing. Click this button will launch a dialog box with the fields applying to the current entity. In this example, clicking the Add button would add a new field.

The furthest-right column in every grid is the Action column, and contains an Edit button if the row is editable, and/or a Delete button if that row is deletable.