Tab Options¶
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New in Atfinity 17.
A tab on a process's layout has two options that control which of its instances show and how: a condition that limits the tab to some instances, and a default collapsed state.
Showing only some instances¶
By default a tab shows every instance of the ontologies it contains. Turning on 'Display Only Some Instances' restricts a tab to instances that match a RuLa condition.
An instance shows on the tab only while it matches that condition, and moves onto or off the tab as the case data behind the condition changes. A tab whose condition matches no instance is not shown at all, so a case without any account holder has no account holders tab rather than an empty one.
Example¶
A process has one tab for account holders and another for everyone else, both built on the same Person ontology.
The account holders' tab uses:
The other tab uses:
Each person then appears on exactly one of the two tabs, based on whether they hold the AccountHolder role.
Collapsing instances by default¶
A tab can be set to show its instances collapsed by default: turn on 'Collapse Instances by Default' on the tab, and every instance on it starts collapsed when the tab opens. Leaving it off keeps every instance expanded, as before.