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Delete Button
A Delete Button is an Action Button configured to delete a database object when clicked. The button must be configured with the action delete and the ID of the object that should be deleted when the button is clicked.
The following fields can be used to configure a delete button.
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Element ID | Must be set to the ID of the object that should be deleted
Example: ${current.id}
Action | The button action, must be delete:<type> for the delete action
Example: delete:Project
Reload | Whether to reload the page upon successful deletion
Confirm | Whether to ask the user for confirmation before executing the action
Return URI | The return URI base if reload above is enabled
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Inheritance Tree
The Inheritance Tree shows the hierarchical relationship between all existing types - built-in and user-defined. It can be loaded by clicking on the Inheritance Tree tab. The width of the tree can be altered by dragging the tab element to the left or right.
The search box above the tree can be used to search for type names. When hovering over a type in the tree, the pencil symbol opens the type details popup. The delete button allows deleting the type. (Builtin types are restored upon schema compilation - only customizations are removed)
The tree is automatically reloaded to reflect changes in the type hierarchy (see. Type details popup)
Canvas
Type names of custom types can be changed by clicking on the text of the type node. When hovering over the type node the context icons are made visible. The Edit button (
) opens the details dialog for the type and the Delete button (
) allows deleting the type after a confirmation.
Type Details Dialog
When hovering over the text label of relationship, the context icons are made visible. The Edit button () opens the detail popup for the relationship and the Delete button () allows deleting the relationship after a confirmation.
Users and Groups
The Users and Groups tab has two subsections: The left section lists all system users that exist in the database. Users can be created by clicking on the "Add User" button on top of the list and deleted by clicking on the delete button which appears when you hover over the user element.
A user’s attributes like name, eMail or password can be edited via the Edit Properties dialog. Here a user can be given admin permissions by activating the isAdmin flag.
In the section on the right, user groups can be created and managed. Groups can contain users and other groups which can be added and removed via drag-and-drop. This allows the creation of a group hierarchy and thus a very flexible and versatile security system.
Pages Tree View
Local Widgets
), the Delete button (
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), a new local Widget will be created, given a default name, and added to the “Uncategorized” collection. You can then hover over the Widget element in the list and click the Edit button (