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User Guide - NetObjects Fusion

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Creating a Data List<br />

Data List tool<br />

Data List tool<br />

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The data object is now an asset of your site, and you can continue as follows:<br />

• If you’re working in Page view, the Data Publishing dialog is still open. You<br />

can select fields and format the data list as described in “Creating a Data List”<br />

on page 840, and lay out your stacked pages as described in “Creating Stacked<br />

Pages” on page 843.<br />

• If you’re in Assets view, go to Page view, select the Data List tool from the<br />

Advanced toolbox, and draw a rectangle on the page. In the Data Publishing<br />

dialog, select the newly created data object from the drop-down list. Select<br />

fields and format the data list as described in “Creating a Data List” on<br />

page 840, and lay out your stacked pages as described in “Creating Stacked<br />

Pages” on page 843.<br />

Creating a Data List<br />

Once you create a data object, you can create a data list on any page. You create a<br />

data list and a set of stacked pages at the same time. <strong>NetObjects</strong> <strong>Fusion</strong><br />

automatically includes linked data list icons in the first column in the data list. The<br />

data list thus acts as a table of contents—each row contains data for, and is linked<br />

to, a single stacked page.<br />

To create a data list:<br />

1. In Page view, display the page on which you want to place the data list.<br />

2. Select the Data List tool from the Advanced toolbox and draw a rectangle in the<br />

Layout area.<br />

The Data Publishing dialog appears. Select the data object you want to use for<br />

this data list.

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