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Widgets contain client and server logic, template, and styles, and for . For the real interaction, it is required to place an implemented widget on a specified specific object. In SimpleOne, you can place a widget on a record form or on a portal page.
DisplayingAdd a widget on a record form
Forms generally display a set of fields of various types, occasionally split for the sake of clarity. Forms can also can include widgets.
Before adding a widget can be displayed on some to a form, configure it should be pre-configured for this. To pre- configure a widget, you need tocomplete the following steps:
- Create a widget. Widget creating is described in the Widget Scripts articleSee the Widget Scripts article to learn how to create it.
- Define the widget behavior and lookappearance of the widget, define its server and client logic.
- Specify the tables on whose records of which this widget should be displayedappear. These tables can be selected in the Tables field of the widget creation form. To denote that this widget should be displayed on records of the child tables, use the Inheritance attribute.
- Add a widget to a form using the Form Layout base functionality.
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For example, you are creating need to create a widget to be displayed on records of all child tables of the ITSM Task type table (for example, Incidents, Change Requests, Problems, and so on). These tables are child tables for the ITSM Tasks table. So, when you are When creating a widget, select specify the ITSM Tasks table in the Tables field field and mark select the Inheritance checkbox, and the . The widget will be available displayed on records of all the tables child for the ITSM Tasks table (including this table itself)Task table and its child tables. |
Add a widget on a portal page
To place a widget on a portal page, use the Widget Instances (sys_widget_instance) table. These elements help to define a specific location of widgets according to the portal column specified, and to customize the widget options with the option schema.
To configure widget displaying, please complete the steps below:
- Navigate to Portal Structure → Widget Instances.
- Click New to create a new widget instance record.
- Fill in the fields.
- Click Save or Save and Exit to apply the changes.
Widget Instance form fields
Field | Mandatory | Description |
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Widget | N | Click the magnifier icon |
Page Column ID | N | Click the magnifier icon |
Option Values | N | Fill in the field with widget overridden options overridden if it is necessary. |
Active | N | Select this checkbox to make activate this widget instance active or inactive. |
Public | N | Select this checkbox if you want to make this widget instance to be available for non-authorized available to unauthorized users. |
Order | N | This field specifies Specify the order of widgets location within a portal column.Fill in this field with the integer number to display the widgets by the value of this field increases. the widget in the portal column |
The new widget instance record will be shown is in the Related Lists area of the Widget record and the Portal Column record forms.
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If you have similar widgets on multiple instances and you need to differentiate them, you can configure their options. Refer to the Creating of the same widget, adjust their options to distinguish between them. For more information, see the Create a portal widget options article to learn more. |
Determine the location of a widget
To determine whether a widget is shown on a record form, please perform the following steps:
- Navigate to Portal Structure → Widgets and open the widget you need.
- If the Tables field is populated, then the widget is displayed on record forms within the specified table.
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You may also use another Another way to determine whether a widget is shown on record forms. To do it, please complete the steps below:
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To define whether a widget is displayed on a portal page, please complete the steps below:
- Navigate to Portal Structure → Widgets and open the widget record you need.
- Scroll down to In the Related Lists area, select the Widget Instance tab.
- Open the Widget Instance record you need.
- If the Page Column ID is populated, the widget is located on a portal page.
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To go to the page settings where a widget is located, please complete the following steps:
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