Well... the title says it all!
Well... the title says it all!
Sometimes I just want to check a specific value on my query and If I am testing my simple query and it happens to have at least 5-6 entities with 9 columns each it I have at least 45 to 54 attributes. Although we have the table name to help I don't think that it is enough, even more when we have some attributes collapsed
In order to improve this, we could do it in two simple ways :
1st - Add one dropdown to filter per Entity (this filter is visual only, not one query filter )
2nd - Apply colors to be easier to find the entity/attribute.
Everytime you add one entity to the aggregate you can choose a color for it ( changing this color would not automatically apply according to the new change's on the aggregate. You would have to press the "refresh now" as we usually do to check changes) or if you don't, apply's the default one.
Its amazing all the support given to us. What do you think a new tool in the Community like "Study group". What? How?
It will allow different people have meet personally to share knowledge.
The user can be an Owner or a Guest.
User as Owner:
- I can create a event with information about the meet.
1) Subject of discussion
2) Local(public or private place, university...) and time
3) duration time
4) maximum number of Guest.
- After event creation - The event is showed all users and you can filter events.
User as Guest:
- I can sign in an event created.
As there are lots of small and big differences in iOS and Android apps patterns and design guidelines it would be cool to have versions of some widgets for iOS and Android (dropdown for example). Currently it can be done with if's but it would be cool to have something like toggle between mobile and web interface for iOS and Android platform.
The purpose of this functionality would be to have a tool capable of organizing the modules in a project by layers and dependencies in such a way that when the time comes to deploy we have a project organization to refresh each module and republish it depending on the consumers who are missing updated references.
This could be completed with a dependency report, similar to a tree, where each reference is represented, side by side or bottom to top, depending on the layer. Like a guide showing the order of each module to be republished.
The idea is to facilitate the work of deployment managers in very large projects, when the time comes to deploy from one environment to the next, too much time is wasted refreshing each dependency or consumer with outdated references.
Right now, we have to type the forge component we are looking for and click on the search button.
Can we have the provision of On change filter on the search bar.
This will help community members to find the components easily and faster.
1. Go to list text should be bigger in size.
2. Auto complete for browsing forge.
3. Filter to sort list based on ratings and highest downloads.
Hi,
Sometimes I have an application on my local filesystem (for example after IPP) and I want to add that application to the environment. So I go to Service studio, click the 'install application' button but then it's opening the forge.
Would be great if here a button or option will be available with 'open from file' (something simulair like the adding new SOAP service add from file button). Then you'll have the choice where to install it from, local or forge. Small thing but would really help/make the 'install application' more sence.
Kind regards,
Evert
It would be nice to have an Ability to show service center/Lifetime Analyric metrics on espaces (as actions to reuse on espaces such as dashboards etc...)
Am new here, is there any ideas such as these in the Forge?
Some discussions in community forum have references and solutions that we may want to bookmark for further analysis and reusability.
If we want to retrieve them, searching for those discussions on google without the exact words can be messy.
The "follow" option allow us to be updated on discussion while it is active, and doesn't help on this issue.
Most of the discussions that I am talking about are already closed, and the information contained are so important that we may want to keep it for personal reference.
If a bookmark button would be available, and an hypothetical tab (as the one for "learn") in our profile could be created in order to store our bookmarked posts, it would allow us to reach those posts for consultation in the future.
Internally, for OutSystems analytical purposes, it could be an advantage, since it could give some information about “persistence” and “importance” of posts. Those with most bookmarks could give some hints about subjects to include in documentation, demos, etc, therefore #bookmarks could be used as indicator.
It would be good to have native support for PostgreSQL and MySQL
If you want to create a CSS, you have several option. A master CSS file (theme or application), add CSS in the headers, etc, but there is only one global CSS. (Resources are not integrated editable)
A better editor (External ????) and/or more control on CSS structure could be useful in controling the CSS for an application (instead of one giant list......:( )
Many REST services implement sending files, documents etc. by having a body with multipart/form-data. There are many questions on the forum about this, e.g. here, here and here. Unfortunately, the OutSystems Platform lacks native support for this, leading to workarounds like this Forge Component or "manually" modifying the request data in the OnBeforeRequest, which leads to things ugly code like this:
(Yeah, that's mine :).)
So it would be a great addition to the Platform if it had native support for multipart/form-data for REST services, at the very least for consuming them. That would make our lives just a tad bit easier!
It is good to allow adding a list or table record inside another list or table records. It is useful when presenting multiple value content of a connected entity or list of attachments using the table record row value as filter to the added (child) list or table record.
Could have a native component for uploading to mobile applications.
Create a grid component that has advanced features like dragable columns, native grid editable fields, filter options, resizable columns, better sorting. The Kendo UI grids are a good example.
http://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/grid/index
Hi everyone.
One thing that is most common in apps it's the calendar agenda (like we can see in outlook).
Something like, make a booking and that appears in one agenda (calendar spreadsheet) or make an appointment...
I know that we can work with full calendar and so on, but if we can work with something native? Something that we don't need to have outside our app?
Best regards,
Ricardo
Service Studio could have a switch to hide/show entity attributes in entities diagrams or just have a different view of a existing diagram without the attributes.
Sometimes we just want to see the relationships between entities in a simple way.