Difference between revisions of "PrF UG forms form configuration"
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| − | Select a single widget that takes up extra horizontal and/or vertical space as the form expands. | + | Select a single widget that takes up extra horizontal and/or vertical space |
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The Widget tab displays all of the widget information for the form. | The Widget tab displays all of the widget information for the form. | ||
| − | For example, | + | For example, the Widget tab in the Form Configuration dialog box for Editor |
| − | the Widget tab in the Form Configuration dialog box for Editor lists all the slots for Editor with the currently selected widget type. | + | lists all the slots for Editor with the currently selected widget type. |
<div>[[Image:PrF_UG_forms_configure_form_widgets_tab.png|forms_configure_form_widgets_tab]]</div> | <div>[[Image:PrF_UG_forms_configure_form_widgets_tab.png|forms_configure_form_widgets_tab]]</div> | ||
If a widget has been hidden by choosing <b><none></b> from the Widget Type menu, | If a widget has been hidden by choosing <b><none></b> from the Widget Type menu, | ||
| − | you can redisplay the widget by selecting a different widget type (under the Widget tab in the Form Configuration dialog box). | + | you can redisplay the widget by selecting a different widget type |
| + | (under the Widget tab in the Form Configuration dialog box). | ||
=== The Layout Tab === | === The Layout Tab === | ||
The Layout tab displays the current layout information. | The Layout tab displays the current layout information. | ||
| − | You can use the Layout tab to choose a widget that will expand when the form expands as the {{#var:PrF}} window is resized. | + | You can use the Layout tab to choose a widget that will expand |
| − | This can be useful, | + | when the form expands as the {{#var:PrF}} window is resized. |
| − | for example, | + | This can be useful, for example, |
when you have a complex table widget that you wish to have take up most of the form. | when you have a complex table widget that you wish to have take up most of the form. | ||
You can choose a widget that expands vertically and a widget that expands horizontally. | You can choose a widget that expands vertically and a widget that expands horizontally. | ||
| − | If you wish, | + | If you wish, these can be the same widget. |
| − | these can be the same widget. | ||
| − | Selecting <b><<none>></b> from the menu means that the widgets do not expand even if the form does. | + | Selecting <b><<none>></b> from the menu means |
| − | Selecting <b><<all>></b> from the menu means that each widget is resized an equal amount. | + | that the widgets do not expand even if the form does. |
| + | Selecting <b><<all>></b> from the menu means | ||
| + | that each widget is resized an equal amount. | ||
The default is to have all widgets expand horizontally and none expand vertically. | The default is to have all widgets expand horizontally and none expand vertically. | ||
Revision as of 14:18, October 15, 2008
The Form Configuration Dialog Box
The Form Configuration dialog box allows you to:
View the list of available widgets for the currently selected form.
Change the widget type for any widget, including redisplaying currently hidden widgets.
Select a single widget that takes up extra horizontal and/or vertical space as the form expands.
The Widget Tab
The Widget tab displays all of the widget information for the form. For example, the Widget tab in the Form Configuration dialog box for Editor lists all the slots for Editor with the currently selected widget type.
If a widget has been hidden by choosing <none> from the Widget Type menu, you can redisplay the widget by selecting a different widget type (under the Widget tab in the Form Configuration dialog box).
The Layout Tab
The Layout tab displays the current layout information. You can use the Layout tab to choose a widget that will expand when the form expands as the Protege-Frames window is resized. This can be useful, for example, when you have a complex table widget that you wish to have take up most of the form. You can choose a widget that expands vertically and a widget that expands horizontally. If you wish, these can be the same widget.
Selecting <<none>> from the menu means that the widgets do not expand even if the form does. Selecting <<all>> from the menu means that each widget is resized an equal amount. The default is to have all widgets expand horizontally and none expand vertically.
