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Version: 11.0

usoft-zero dialogs

Dialog pages

The usoft-zero template default comes with a DialogPage class that can be subclassed to achieve custom dialog pages:

DialogPage contains a header, a Close button, a title and a card body. Navigate to a dialog page included in the caller page using:

$.udb.navigateToRelated('*caller-page*', {pageTarget: '*dialog-page*'})

Version page

In usoft-zero, in the standard menu pane, in the far left-bottom corner, an Info icon button is offered as highlighted here in a red rectangle:

Pressing this Info icon button causes a dialog with version information to be displayed:

The information shown in this version dialog is read from a file called:

*publication-directory*/assets/version.txt

It is assumed that you want to use git tags to indicate the versions. You can generate this information by running a script that extracts the information from Git. Please find a sample script below. The script must be run manually by the developer. You can automate this action in UDeliver.

#bash

git describe --tags --long --dirty > c:/usoft/alt/website/assets/version.txt

git show -s --format=%cd --date=format:'%Y-%m-%d %H:%M' >> c:/usoft/alt/website/assets/version.txt

The following information is offered:

InformationDescriptionRemark
VersionThe most recent tag in GitIs extracted from Git
Release dateThe date of the tagged commitIs extracted from Git
CommitThe tagged commitIs extracted from Git
Commits since previous versionThe number of commits since the previous version (tagged commit)Is extracted from Git
DirtyIndicates whether there are changed files that have not been committed.Is extracted from Git
USoft version
EnvironmentDevelopment, Test, Acceptance, ProductionIs determined on the basis of the database the application is running on.

‘Commits since previous version' and ‘Dirty’ are meant as a warning to the developer. If they are shown, the version should not be released.

Release notes page

In usoft-zero, a Release Notes dialog is offered from a hyperlink at the bottom of the version page (previous section of this article). This dialog presents the contents of a markdown file called:

*publication-folder*/WebSite/assets/releasenotes.md

Keep a copy of this file in your "Alt folder” so that is automatically re-published every time:

*alternative-template-folder*/WebSite/assets/releasenotes.md

Delete dialog

In multi-record displays, a Delete button is offered as an icon button that appears immediately to the right of the currently selected record.

By default, clicking this button opens a Delete dialog that warns the user of the delete and offers the option to cancel. This type of dialog is produced programmatically, not by a DialogPage class.

To skip this dialog, find the script line responsible for the Delete button functionality under the onclickactions event. This event is defined at the level of the multi-record grid.

Change the script from:

if (element.classList.contains('row-delete')) this.trigger('deletedialogopen');

to:

if (element.classList.contains('row-delete')) this.trigger('delete');

The two triggers mentioned in these code examples are defined at the top of the Page object.