Example

The following code snippet shows and example of how to use the view element.

View XML

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ui xmlns="http://uiprogram.mezzanine.com/View"
    xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
    xsi:schemaLocation="http://uiprogram.mezzanine.com/View ../View.xsd">
    <view label="view_heading.shop_management" unit="ShopMgmt" init="init" destroy="destroy" hideMenu="false" hideFooter="false" hideTopBar="false" initialScroll="default">
    .
    .
    </view>
</ui>

Backing unit

unit ShopMgmt;
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.
void init() {
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}

void destroy() {
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}

en.lang file entry

 view_heading.shop_management = Shop Management

label="view_heading.shop_management"
This specifies the heading that will be displayed for the view. It is required and references a key in the lang file.
unit="ShopMgmt"
References from views to unit functions and variables can be done in two ways. Firstly, using the fully qualified name for the function or variables. This includes the unit name followed by a colon followed by the name of the function or variables. For example: MyUnit:myFunction or MyUnit:myVariable. Another way to reference a function or variables in a view is to first specify the default unit for the view, as shown the code example above and them simply using the function and variable name for reference.
init="init"
It is often useful to have a unit function execute when a view loads in order to perform some initialization operations such as initializing unit variables used in the view. This is achieved by specifying the init function as in the example above: init="init". Note that if a default unit is not specified, the init function has to be referenced using its fully qualified name: init="ShopMgmt:init". Note that init functions are only executed when a view is loaded as a result of navigation to that view from a different view or as a result of menu action.
destroy="destroy"
It might also be useful to have a unit function execute when a when a user navigates away from a view. This is achieved by specifying the destroy function as in the example above: destroy="destroy".

hideMenu="false" (optional)This setting specifies whether the side menu of an application should be hidden by default on a page level. If set to true the menu will be hidden when navigating to the specific page and users will be forced to click on the hamburger menu icon on the top left of the page in order to access the menu. This can also be set on a global level per application via the DSL admin portal.
hideFooter="false" (optional)
This setting specifies whether the footer of an application should be hidden by default on a page level. This can also be set on a global level per application via the DSL admin portal.
hideTopBar="false" (optional)
This setting specifies whether the top bar of an application should be hidden by default on a page level. If set to true then the top bar of the application will be hidden when navigating to the specific page. Setting hideTopBar="true" in conjunction with hideMenu="true" should be avoided unless you have specified an action within the view for navigation purposes.
This can also be set on a global level per application via the DSL admin portal.
initialScroll="default" (optional)In some instances it may be useful to force a specific page to scroll to the top of the view when navigating to that page. Setting initialScroll="top" will ensure that when navigating to the specific page that the user is scrolled to the top of the page.

pdfExport="false" (optional)Boolean which if true will display a pdf icon on the top right of the view (next to view actions) allowing for the view to be downloaded as a pdf.

print="false" (optional)Boolean which if true will display a print icon on the top right of the view (next to view actions) allowing for the view to be printed.