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In noKodr, Events are used to facilitate communication between different layouts. Users can create multiple events tailored to specific scenarios, allowing one layout to trigger actions or send data to another layout. This feature enables seamless interaction and coordination between layouts, enhancing the overall functionality of the application.
Note: You may encounter precreated predefined events within the system. These prebuilt , and these events are locked, meaning they cannot be modified or deleted. They are provided as reference points to assist you in creating new events. You can use these precreated predefined events as templates, making necessary modifications to fit your requirements.
Key Features of Events
Triggering Actions: Events can be set to trigger actions like updating fields, displaying messages, or navigating between layouts when a specific user action occurs, such as a button click or form submission.
Workflow Integration: Events can be integrated with workflows to automate complex processes, like sending notifications, updating records, or executing logic based on user input or system changes.
Inter-Component Communication: Events enable different layouts to communicate and react to each other, such as updating one component based on changes in another.
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Label | A user-friendly name for the variable, used for easy identification within the application. | ||
Name | The unique identifier for the variable, typically used in code or within merge text. | ||
Event VariablesBy | clicking on the '+' button in noKodr, you can pass values or data through events into another layoutUsed to store the temporary value from one layout to another when the associated event is triggered.
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Field Name | Description | ||
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Label | A user-friendly name for the variable, used for easy identification within the application. | ||
Name | The unique identifier for the variable, it typically used in code or within merge text. | ||
Field Type | Specifies Defines the type of data the variable will hold store (e.g., text, number, date, etc.).
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Default Value | The initial It is the value assigned to the variable, and it is applied if no other value is provided. | ||
Required | Checkbox that determines if the variable must be filled before proceeding. | ||
Is Array | Checkbox that indicates whether the variable can store multiple values (an array) instead of just one. |
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