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All changes user has done on the previous steps are immediately
reflected on the Visual Editor
screen. According to these changes the number of elements on the page
may differ. Let's consider the possible types of the elements:
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Header. The special element
on which place the custom code may be inserted (the header of your
pages). For that you should create header.php file and put it into
the Include folder. By
default there is no header.
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Master table info. The
special element on which place information about the master table may
be inserted. For that user should set the corresponding settings on
the Datasource Tables tab.
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Event on load. The special
element on which place custom code that user added on the Events tab
in OnLoad event may be inserted.
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Pagination. The special
element that provides for the numbering of pages. It gives users the
ability to step through a large number of database rows in manageable
chunks instead of the whole lot in one go.
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Footer. The special element
on which place the custom code may be inserted (the footer of your
pages). For that you should create footer.php file and put it into
the Include folder. By
default there is no footer.
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Fields. Each field selected
on the Choose Fields tab
will be presented on the page by corresponding element and user is
able to control its appearance with the help of "View
as" or "Edit as"
settings.
Sometimes users need to go back to previous steps to make new changes
after they have changed the initial view of the page. In this case
after repeating return to the Visual
Editor screen an alert window will appear with the suggestion
to reset the page.
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