Components

Table Editing

Enable users to edit records simply by clicking on a cell in a table. You can even specify which fields you want to make editable. Add table editing to your app for a smoother, intuitive user experience.

To make a field editable, follow the steps:

1. Click on the Table

2. Go to the Display Tab

3. Go to the Editable Tab

4. Click on the Settings icon

5. Make Email Non-editable

Tooltips

Add tooltips to your app components to help new users! Custom tooltips are an unobtrusive way to provide necessary information about how your app functions.

Let's add a tooltip for the button. Follow the steps,

1. Click on the Button

2. Go to the Display Tab

3. Scroll down to the Tooltip Section

4. Specify the tooltip

On Change Field Action

Set actions that trigger when a field is updated. This can be great for showing notifications, for quickly setting variables used elsewhere in your app, and for other things as needed.

1. Click on the Text Field

2. Go to the Actions Tab

3. Click on the Value Changes

4. Choose Show Notification

5. Specify the Title by using Formula

6. Set it to the Value

Setting the Layout

Layout components allow you to assemble other components on the page. We recommend starting with the columns component - just drag and drop it on the page. Let's create one together.

Follow the steps:

1. Drag and Drop Columns to the Page

2. Add a Container to each of the Column

3. Add a Column to the First Column

4. Add Tabs to the second Container

Adding Components

You can add any component by simply dragging and dropping it onto the page. Let's add the Table and Details component to the Layout. Follow the steps:

1. Drag and Drop the Table component to the first Container

2. Go to the All Components

3. Scroll down to the Forms Section

4. Drag and Drop the Details component to the second Container

Configuring Components

Different components have different settings, which you can access on the right of the window after clicking on the component once. Depending on the component, the menu will have the tabs General, Display, and Actions.

General: Contains options for configuring the way the component works. For example: which fields should be included in a table or which datasets to use in a chart.

Display: Has display options. For example, Conditional Visibility, Tooltips, Component Titles, Enable Editing for tables, and whether a field is Required.

Actions: Contains settings for triggering actions based on user interaction with the component. For example: Triggering actions when the button is clicked, and triggering actions when data is changed.

To see the tabs:

1. Click on the Component

Lists

Lists are UI components used for displaying your collections. You can display your data as Table, Kanban, Map, Calendar, Gallery, and Timeline.

Charts

Charts let you display your data in several ways: line, bar, pie, doughnut, and single value.

Text

To set descriptions, you can set different static text elements:

Media & Files

You can use images, files, and videos in Jet Admin. Just drag and drop the right component and configure it.

For adding Media & File Components, follow the steps:

1. Drag and Drop the Image Picker Component on the page

2. Drag and Drop the File Picker Component on the page

3. Drag and Drop the Video Picker Component on the page

4. Drag and Drop the Audio Picker Component on the page

Buttons

Buttons are used to execute actions. For example, you can create buttons to execute: Copy to a clipboard, Send an email, Open a link, Link to a page, and others.

Forms

Forms are the UI elements that are used to receive or display single values. They can be set as editable or non-editable.

Custom component

It is a Component based on React, Angular, or any other framework and integrates it into the Jet Admin interface.