vFlow 1.0
Server-Side Pagination Support
Problem Statement:
Handling large datasets on the client side often causes performance issues and impacts user experience. Users need a solution to manage data efficiently and maintain scalability.
Solution:
Introducing Server-Side Pagination, a robust feature that fetches only the required data for each page, improving application performance and user satisfaction.
Key Features:
- Flexible Pagination Modes: Easily switch between client-side and server-side pagination as needed for table and list.
- Configurable Parameters: Set Items Per Page, debounce time, and character limit.
- Custom API Mapping: Map API parameters like search_query, current_page and total_records for seamless backend integration.
Full Calendar Date Range Restriction
Problem Statement:
Users often need to restrict calendar navigation to a specific range to avoid confusion and ensure they focus on relevant project dates. Without this, users might access unnecessary or irrelevant dates, reducing efficiency.
Solution:
The Date Range Restriction feature in Full Calendar allows users to limit navigation to predefined date ranges across different views, ensuring better focus and control over calendar interactions.
Key Features:
- Restricted Navigation: Limit calendar views (Month, Week, Day) to specific date ranges.
- Static and Dynamic Options: Configure date ranges statically or dynamically using getVal.
- Enhanced Usability: Prevents users from accessing dates outside the defined range, improving workflow efficiency.
vFlow 2.0
Stepper Enhancements
1. Visibility and Control Tasks:
- Stepper elements now support tasks for visibility, invisibility, enable, and disable actions.
- Users can select specific elements within Steppers to dynamically control their states based on Business Rules (BR).
2. Dynamic Label Support:
- Configure dynamic labels for Stepper elements via their properties.
- A new Default Name Path property allows you to use the getVal function, adding flexibility for dynamic value retrieval.
System Component Invocation
- A new “System Component” tab is added to the Invoke Entity section.
- This enables you to invoke system elements, such as the App Header, Header, and Footer, expanding your control over system components in your app.
