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Ektron CMS200/300 User Manual

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Design Mode vs. Data Entry Mode<br />

Designing a Screen<br />

Using the Data Designer<br />

The Data Designer feature supplies two "modes," which make it<br />

easier for you to design screens:<br />

Data Design mode - lets you insert and remove fields from the<br />

data entry screen<br />

Data Entry mode - simulates the screen’s appearance during<br />

data entry<br />

Two toolbar buttons let you switch between modes. The buttons<br />

are located on the Edit toolbar.<br />

When you begin to create a data entry screen, you are in design<br />

mode. To test the screen as the user will see it, click the Data Entry<br />

button ( ). To switch back to Data Entry mode and modify the<br />

data entry screen, click the Data Designer button ( ).<br />

To design a screen that captures XML data, you<br />

1. Ask your system administrator to enable a version of<br />

eWebeditPro+XML that includes the Data Designer. (The<br />

administrator should refer to the Data Designer chapter of the<br />

Developer’s Reference Guide.)<br />

2. For each field on the screen, select a field type, and place it on<br />

the screen. ”Inserting a Field Type” on page 367 explains the<br />

kind of field that each button represents.<br />

You can also use eWebeditPro+XML’s rich formatting<br />

capabilities to design the screen. For example, you can format<br />

text, and use tables, images and hyperlinks to guide the user<br />

through the data entry process. Below is a sample screen<br />

created with the Data Designer.<br />

<strong>Ektron</strong> <strong>CMS200</strong>/<strong>300</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>, Version 4.5, Revision 3 366

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