The corresponding data record of the cell is also passed to the next screen with this click and is available there in the list of elements as “ Context-sensitive data”. Clicking on this button takes you directly to the target screen. If the Collection View or nothing is selected and you move the mouse pointer over a cell of the Collection View, a button (circle) with an arrow is displayed on the right side. If you have activated this option, then you can of course reach the selected target screen within appdoo with a single click. For example, you can change the selection for the target screen once again and also specify the effect with which the new screen is to be displayed. You will then be offered further settings. This will first ask you whether you want to use an existing screen as the target or whether you want a new screen to be created automatically. To realize this, the checkbox “Use a Navigation Target” must be activated. For example, from an images gallery (this Collection View) to a detail page. In addition to displaying values in the Collection View, you may also want to allow the user of your app to navigate further. The selected entry is shown inverted.īy clicking on this button, the possible types of a new Data Source are shown and you can create a corresponding new Data Source by clicking on a type. Select a Data Source from this list by clicking on it. If the checkbox “Use Data Source” is activated, there is a list of the Data Sources of your screen below. If this is the case, the number of cells is determined dynamically by the content of the data source.Īctivate this checkbox if the content of the Collection View comes from a data source ( RSS 2.0 Feed, Atom Feed, JSON container, …). This value is not used if you have activated the “Use Data Source” checkbox. Here you specify the number of cells in the Collection View. We recommend that you assign unique names when working with Layout Constraints and Data Links. You can also edit the name by double-clicking on the Collection View in the outline. For example, you can quickly see in the outline where each Collection View is located. To show the properties of the Collection View, click the Properties tab (the slider icon) in the upper right sidebar. Of course, you can also configure the appearance of the “Collection View”. For example, a tap can be used to go from an image overview to an image detail page. Single entries (cells) can be tapped optionally. This grid is scrollable and usually covers the entire screen. A “Collection View” displays any number of identical parts as a grid.
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