Custom Transformation

Hide Elements

Use the hideFor property to hide buttons or grid columns. It accepts a hash-string indicating the device modes the widget will be hidden for. To hide an element in one of modes, assign the “md” or “xs” string to the property. To hide from both screen types, assign the “md xs” string to it.

The property is supported by the following UI widgets:

• aps/Button and aps/ToolbarButton

• Columns in aps/Grid.

For example, the following code hides the Refresh button and the VPS Owner column in the grid:

load(["aps/Grid", {
      id: "srv_grid",
      ...
      columns: [
         ...
         { field: "userName", name: "VPS Owner", hideFor: "xs" },...
      ]
   },[
      ["aps/Toolbar", [
         ...
         ["aps/ToolbarButton", { id: "srv_refresh",... hideFor: "xs"  }]
      ]]
   ]
],...)

Widget Size

Use the gridSize property of a widget to specify its width separately in the md and xs modes.

Grid Layout

The mobileLayout property of an aps/Grid widget defines the grid conversion:

• “grid” - the grid is displayed the same way as in the desktop md mode, but only 3 columns are visible. It shows only those first three columns that are not hidden by means of the hideFor property.

  

• “short” - also known as the cards layout, makes each grid row displayed as a separate tile with all properties arranged in one column.

  

• “long” or undefined (default) - also known as the two-panel cards layout, makes each grid row displayed as a separate tile with all properties arranged in two columns.

  

Other Customizations

By analyzing the current mode carried by the aps.context.modeView variable, an application can show or hide any elements or change their properties. The variable may be assigned one of the values, either “md” or “xs”.

For example, since in the xs mode the Delete button is not available as it requires multi-selection, an application can add this button to the custom editor. For this effect, in the following example, we modified the widgets component in the custom editor. The additional code defines a toolbar and adds the Delete button to it only if the xs mode is detected:

var widgets = ["aps/Container", { id: "srvEdit_page" }, [
   ["aps/Toolbar", aps.context.visibleMode === "xs" ? [
         ["aps/Button", { id: "srv_mobile_delete", iconClass:"fa-trash", type: "danger",
                          label: "Delete" }]
       ]: []
   ],
   ["aps/FieldSet", { id: "srvEdit_general", title: true }, [
       ["aps/TextBox", ...],
       ...
   ]],
   ...
]]

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