Unit 2: Controls

In this unit, we will explore the various controls available in BIZUIT and learn how to configure them to maximize their functionality and customization. You will see how forms and controls are key tools for capturing, displaying, and managing data in modern applications. You will discover how to set basic and advanced properties, create validations, work with dynamic data, and handle complex interactions. Additionally, you will learn to integrate multimedia, geolocation, and digital signatures, adapting each control to the specific needs of your projects.

From forms to tables, tabs, and visual elements like cards or headers, this unit will provide you with the foundations to design attractive, interactive, and highly functional interfaces. Get ready to explore how each control can enrich the user experience and optimize processes within BIZUIT.

You will learn to configure the properties of forms in BIZUIT, customizing their appearance, behavior, and associated actions, both in forms linked to processes and in standalone forms.

You will learn to configure the basic properties of controls, establish validations, create data bindings, manage restrictions, and add dynamic rules to make forms more interactive.

You will learn to configure and customize the Text Box control, defining restrictions such as length, data patterns, and specific types to enhance information capture.

You will learn to customize the Button control in BIZUIT, defining its appearance, configurable actions, and events that execute specific processes or validations.

You will learn what the Date control is for and how to configure it, defining valid ranges, default values, and display formats for date entries.

You will learn to configure the ComboBox control to offer static or dynamic dropdown lists, with advanced options such as multiple selection and autocomplete.

You will learn to use the Label control to display static or dynamic information in forms, such as messages, dates, or system data.

You will learn to configure the Text Area control, setting length limits, validations, and visual adjustments to capture large volumes of text.

You will learn to customize the CheckBox control by configuring its states, validations, and associated values according to the requirements of your form.

You will learn to use the Slide Toggle control to represent binary options with a modern design, configuring custom values and validations.

You will learn to configure the Radio Button control, allowing users to make single selections and defining static or dynamic options.

You will learn to use the Documents control to manage the upload and handling of files, configuring size limits, allowed extensions, and attachment options.

You will learn to customize the Header control by integrating logos, titles, subtitles, and interactive menus for a professional presentation.

You will learn to configure the Table control to display, manage, and customize large volumes of data within a form.

You will learn to use the Table Button control to efficiently add, edit, and delete records linked to tables configured in a form.

You will learn to organize information into distinct sections using the Tab control, customizing its design and configuring dynamic visibility rules.

You will learn to configure the Card control to group and highlight key information with an attractive and structured design.

You will learn to use the Container control to organize visual elements into columns, with customizable margins, borders, and shadows.

You will learn to integrate external content, such as web pages or applications, directly into your forms using the IFrame control.

You will learn to use the Geolocation control to work with maps and locations, configuring coordinates, markers, and interactive functions.

You will learn to configure the Sign control to capture digital signatures easily and professionally in your forms.

You will learn to integrate images, videos, audio, and camera access into your forms using the Media control.

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