Layout

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Determine Overview and Navigation of the Layout

 

In this area the user can modify the general appearance of the SDSS framework. The user can assign symbols to the Toolbar, Status bar and Menu bar. It is also possible to implement or delete them from the application.

Furthermore, the user can choose between two different views. Other components that are available for modifying the view are listed in the table below, together with a list of parameters - as they appear in the XML file - and their corresponding function.

 

 

layout.en

 

 

parameter

(attribute key)

Values

Description

mainpage

 

data/mainpage_${LOCAL}/willkommen.htm

Texteinagabe / image

An internet page is implemented in the main frame after the Start.

splitpanevisible

split

true/ false

Tree structure is automatically displayed from the beginning (true | false).

splitpanepossible

split

true/ false

Tree structure can be displayed (true|false). This function overrides the parameter splitpanevisible

splitpane.keywords

GUI_BaumstrukturProjects_mini

true/ false

The tree structure can be hidden or displayed.

splitpane.atlas

Impetus_Atlas

true/ false

The atlas button on the bottom of the page can be hidden or displayed.

splitpane.results

Impetus_Ergebnisdatenbank

true/ false

The results data-base button at the bottom of the page can be hidden or displayed.

autostartfunction

 

This function is called up immediately at the beginning.

developpmentmode

true/ false

 

login

Häkchen

true/ false

The user administration takes place by entering a user name and a password. The function can be necessary (true) or also hidden.

alwasshowtreenodes

true/ false

 

developpmentmode

true/ false

 

homepage.url

home

www.impetus.uni-koeln.de

Refers to the Impetus homepage.

quickstart

pdf

Quickstart_${LOCALE}.pdf

Refers to an external file. Runs the "Quickstart" which is opened in a pdf file.

 

 

The XML document structure, encompassing the paragraph <Layout> in this example.

The XML document structure, encompassing the paragraph <Layout> in this example.