Master Screen

Screens panel on the left side is used to add and manage Master Screen in your application. Screens panel consists of two sections, Screens and Master Screen.

Click the + icon button next to the Master Screen title. Create a name for the Master Screen on the modal that opens.

Master Screen comes with Header and Vertical stack on the left panel by default.

In Master Screen, the middle area remains empty for screens where the template is added and no elements can be added.

While in the Master Screen, you can use the ADD SCREEN button to create a new screen using the open template.

After clicking ADD SCREEN, a Blank screen appears with the Master Screen screen selected. In this screen, screen naming and screen authorization (All Roles Access, Anonymous Access) should be selected.

At the end of the necessary selection and screen naming, you will create the screen you want to add to the center area by clicking the CREATE button.

After clicking the CREATE button, the screen you created opens automatically.

In the created Employee screen, the user can make element or editing operations only in the middle area. For example, in the Blank screen created, no changes were made in the Header, Footer and Left menu of the Master Screen (element deletion, addition, etc.) and the table element could be added in the middle area.

If you wish, it is possible to define the Employee screen as a normal screen instead of Master Screen. For this, None must be selected from the selectbox in the Master Page field.

After selecting None, the left and header elements in the Kuika, Master Screen property will be removed and only the Table element added to the center area will be displayed.

This is the area where the Button that will be triggered by pressing enter without focusing anywhere on the screen is selected.

To see the function of Press Enter, drag and drop the Button element from the Elements panel to the screen.

The Properties panel of the Master Screen comes by default with added Property fields for Role and Layout Configuration, action and screen input.

The screen role comes with Master Screen selected. No editing is done.

In this area, the presence of the elements in the Master Screen on the screen or the positioning settings of the existing elements are made.

You can adjust the appearance settings of the Left menu according to the selections in the selectbox named Left.

For example, you can remove the left menu. Or you can have only Footer on the screen.

It is possible to use the system actions in Kuika by clicking the +Add Action button on the master screen as in other screens.

You can add screen input to the elements added to the Master Screen by clicking the +Add Screen Input button.

Kuika offers authorization options for your users in the form of Anonymous Access, All Roles Access on the application screens you develop.

• Anonymous Access: It is the part where the user is allowed to enter the screen without querying the account information. For example, in the application you have developed, you need to activate the Anonymous Access option on the Forgot Password page since there is no obligation to enter the user password on the reset password page.

• ‍All Roles Access: This is the part of the screen where user account information is queried. Pages are redirected according to the verification of user account information. If you want to verify users' account information in the applications you develop, you need to activate All Roles Access offered by Kuika on your screen. With All Roles Access, you can assign new roles from the +New Role section under All Roles to ensure which users can see - not see the elements and on-screen redirections on the screen.

Authorization Operations in Elements

In order to authorize the elements, you can follow the steps below to perform Authorization operations:

1. Click on the Element on the screen and make it selected.
2. Open the Properties panel.
3. Click on the Authorization field.
4. Depending on the visitors and/or users of the application, you can use the following options.
   • You can select All Roles to display all users logged in to the application.
   • If you want it to be displayed without user login (the screen must also have this feature before Element), turn on the Anonymous Access switch.
   • If you want it to be displayed specifically for the roles you defined in the application you developed, select the roles to open the usage.

The authorization settings of the element will be set according to the selection you have made.