ModuleSurfer Layout Settings
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Each user can customize ModuleSurfer Layout of each module according to his own demands. With FULL version, user can also save Layout settings so that they are retrieved each time he returns to that module.
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Changes made on the grid
The customizations described in this section are performed directly on the grid, for example by resizing or moving its elements
Grouping by a Column
This change is made by clicking the Group or the Ungroup icon on the left of each column, as explained in the Grouping by a column section.
Resizing grid
Grid can be easily resized by drag'n'dropping its bottom right corner to the desired point.
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After resizing grid, Grid Auto-Width is automatically set to Off.
Resizing columns
To resize a column, drag the right side of its header and slide it until the column has the desired width.
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After resizing a column, Column Auto-Width is automatically set to Off.
Re-ordering columns
To move a column, drag'n'drop the column header to the desired position.
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Changes made from Layout Customization panel
(FULL) Modifications reported in this section are made from Layout Customization panel.
To toggle the panel, click the Layout Customization link at the bottom of the grid.
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Select Columns
Click this button to select the columns to be shown in the grid.
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Note that the id of the records, always hidden by default, is also present.
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Toggle Filter
Click this button to toggle the Filter Bar.
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Auto Load
This button can be used to switch between the All-in-one View and the Paged View.
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Grid Auto-Width
When this option is set to On, grid automatically adjusts its width to the window each time the module is accessed to.
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Column Auto-Width
Column Auto-Width is a feature that adjusts column widths so as to fit grid width. If activated, it scales the original width of each column with the grid width at the module access and on resizing. By "original width" is meant the same width (in percentage) used in the classic SugarCRM ListView.
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Saving Layout customizations
(FULL) Each user can save its own layout customizations for each modules, so that they are automatically retrieved the following times he returns to the module.
Save Layout
This button is self-explanatory.
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Restore Default Layout
Use this button to remove the Layout customizations saved for the working module and to restore the original Layout.
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