Window Location
Window Location settings allow to specify where a window is located in the user interface.
Window location comprises the following information:
- Dock state (Docked, Floating, Side Bar Icon, Side Bar)
- Dock side (Top, Left, Bottom, Right)
- Dock index
- Width and height
- Position control flags
![]() | System operators can move/dock/resize windows and their state/location is stored within the Iotellect Client workspace. Thus, if a certain window is opening for the second time, it will in most cases preserve the previous location parameters. |
State, Side and Index
Combination of State, Side and Index parameters specify window location within the dashboard.
The following table shows how do these parameters work together for a dockable dashboard:
State | Side | Index | Comments |
Docked | Top, Left, Bottom, Right | Any integer greater than 0 | Frames with same mode, same side, and same index will form a single tabbed pane. |
Side Bar | Top, Left, Bottom, Right | Any integer greater than 0 | Frames with same side and same index will form a group on the side bar. |
Floating | N/A | Any integer greater than 0 | Frames with same mode and same index will form a tabbed pane and lie in the same floating window. |
For a scrollable dashboard, State and Side parameters are ignored, while Index parameter defines the zero-based index of column to add the window to. In each column, windows appear in the same order as in the Dashboard Elements table.
Width and Height
If Width and/or Height are specified, they are processed as follows:
- If window is docked, the docking window manager does its best to match preferred sizes of all windows. The window will not have exactly the size specified by Width/Height parameters.
- If window is located in the side bar, it will adhere the Width if put to a left/right size bar, and it will adhere the Height if put to a top/bottom size bar.
- If window is floating, it will have size specified by Width/Height parameters.
Position Control Flags
Window location includes the following additional position/size control flags:
- Resizing Allowed
- Closing Allowed
- Docking Allowed
- Floating Allowed
- Maximizing Allowed
- Side Bar Docking Allowed
Show Title Bar
This flag controls whether a window title bar will be visible. If it's not shown, all window position control buttons will not be available.
Window Key
Key parameter is used to control a unique name of the window (window key). Window key can be used to refer the window from other parts of the user interface.
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