Kuika's Master Screens panel allows you to manage recurring interface components across the application from a centralized location.
Master Screens only applies to web applications.
This training content consists of the following topics:
Master Screens Features
Adding Master Screens
Master Screens Properties Panel
Master Screens Features
Three different screen types are supported:Current (Full Screen), Drawer and Pop-up/Modal.
You can manage interface components such as header,footer and right/left menu areas in one place.
With template pages, you can apply the same design to multiple screens and ensure that the changes made are automatically reflected on all template screens.
Add Master Screens
Login to the Kuika platform and select your project from the Apps screen.
While in the UI Design module, open the Screens panel on the right side.
Click on the + icon next to the Master Screens title.
In the modal screen that opens, enter a name for the Master Screen and complete the creation process.
By default, the Header and a Vertical Stack area in the left panel are added.
Click the ADD SCREEN button to create a new screen.
In the screen that opens, select Blank or the existing Master Screen.
Specify the screen name and access authorizations (All Roles Access, Anonymous Access).
Create the screen by clicking the CREATE button.
If you do not want to use Master Screens, you can select None from the selectbox in the Master Page field.
Master Screens Properties Panel
Press Enter: You can select the button to be triggered with the Enter key.
Layout Configuration:
Left: You can set the display settings for the left menu, remove it completely or show it on specific screens.
Footer: You can set whether the footer area will appear on the screen or not.
Authorization:
Anonymous Access: Allows access without the user logging in.
All Roles Access: Provides access after the user logs in.
Screen Input:
Allows data transfer between two or more screens.
Add Screen Input to the screen that will receive the data.
Under the Navigate action, select Screen Input as the Id parameter.
Actions:
System Actions: You can add actions such as Arithmetic, Authorization, Condition, Device, Export, Geolocation, Local Storage, Multi Language, Navigation, Notification, Payment, UI Control, Process Automation and String Operations.
SQL Actions: You can use SQL actions that you create yourself.
By following these steps, you can centrally manage the interface components in your application using Kuika's Master Screens panel and provide an efficient development process.
