Navigation
Navigation pages are a powerful feature that enables the creation of complex navigation structures within applications. They can display both static content (such as images, text, and static lists) and dynamic content, and can be directly integrated into the navigation hierarchy.
The underlying node type for a Navigation page is a List, allowing it to contain other Forms, Lists, and various Screen Controls. This versatility makes Navigation pages a flexible tool for building a wide range of navigation structures tailored to your application's needs.
Moreover, Navigation pages support the use of dynamic Lists, which are an effective way to present data from various sources, including entities, lists, and custom objects. These Lists can be customised to meet the specific requirements of your application, providing a dynamic and responsive user experience.
Examples of How to Use Navigation pages:
Creating a hierarchical navigation structure with multiple levels of pages.
Designing a navigation system tailored to the specific needs of an application.
Displaying dynamic content using Lists to enhance user engagement.
Properties of a Navigation page
Name This is the name you designated to your page during creation.
Title This property allows you to customise the title of your navigation page.
What comes next?
Once you have set the properties of your Navigation page, you can start building your page content using screen controls. You can find a comprehensive guide on how to do this in the Screen Controls section. In the next section, we will discuss how to implement features specific to the Navigation page, which can all be done using screen controls strategically.
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