Page Structures

A Dashboard control is a page structure control that you use to create a Dashboard page.

A Dashboard page displays overview information for an entire application or a specific area of an application. Dashboard pages generally do not provide editing capabilities.

The Dashboard control provides these placeholders:

You can set the ShowFooter property to true. This will display the footer part of the structure. The default setting is false.

A List control is a page structure control that you use to create a List page.

A List page generally displays a single list of items. It often has search and filtering capabilities to help users find items. List pages generally do not provide editing capabilities.

It provides these placeholders:

A Task control is a page structure control that you use to create a Task page.

A Task page generally displays detailed information about a single item. A Task page often provides editing capabilities. Task pages usually do not provide many navigation options, other than the ability to navigate back to the previous page.

It provides these placeholders:

A Dialog control is a page structure control that you use to create a single dialog page. The Dialog control provides these placeholders:

You can set the ShowFooter property to false. This will hide the footer part of the structure. The default setting is true.

A SearchResults control is a page structure control.

It provides these placeholders:

A Start control is a page structure control.

It provides these placeholders: