BestPractices:Navigating without user interaction: Difference between revisions

Navigating without user interaction

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Sometimes, for example, after a user has logged in, you want to automatically navigate to another page.

Do this:

Place a Period action on the form.
Set a navigating action on it.
Set the disabled expression to something like "disabled when not logged in".
Set the interval to something other than -1 (disabled) for example 10 (ms).

Note! If you create a ViewModel that requires a root object, be sure to send it or your action will NOT RUN. The Index page is called without a root object. For this reason, use SysSingleton.oclSingleton instead.

Example of an Index (web) page that automatically navigates to a user dashboard upon login.

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-Sometimes, for example after a user has logged in, you want to automatically navigate to another page than you came from.
+Sometimes, for example, after a user has logged in, you want to automatically navigate to another page.
-Do like this;
+Do this:
 * Place a [[Period action]] on the form.
 * Set a navigating action on it.
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 * Set the interval to something other than -1 (disabled) for example 10 (ms).
-Note! If you create a viewmodel that requires a root object, be sure to send it or your action will NOT RUN. The [[Index page]] is called without a root object, for this reason use SysSingleton.oclSingleton instead.
+'''Note!''' If you create a ViewModel that requires a root object, be sure to send it or your action will NOT RUN. The [[Index page]] is called without a root object. For this reason, use SysSingleton.oclSingleton instead.
 Example of an Index (web) page that automatically navigates to a user dashboard upon login.
 [[File:Automatic navigation on Index page.png|none|thumb|851x851px]]
 [[Category:Navigation]]