Frame Setup

A Frame contains Plug-ins, which are Dashboard components used to display information. The Frame contains the Plug-ins and dictates how users interact with those Plug-ins.

In Lucity Web, frames are generally divided into two columns. However, there are also Span Frames (commonly used with reports) that extend across two columns.

Frames

 

Frame Properties

Frame Properties

Name

Indicates the name of the Frame, as it is displayed in the Dashboard.

Span Frame

Indicates that the Frame should span the entire width of the Dashboard Tab page. By default, Frames are only half as wide as the page, allowing two Frames to appear side by side. The Span Frame option is useful in displaying reports.

Open in Desktop instead of Web

Gives users the option to open the data displayed through the Frame's Plug-ins in Lucity Desktop. By default, Plug-ins open in Lucity Web.

web

Visible on Web

Indicates that the Frame should appear on the Lucity Web Dashboard.

phone

Visible on Mobile

Indicates that the Frame should appear on the Lucity Mobile Dashboard.

  • This icon only appears if the frame is set to appear on a Lucity Mobile Dashboard in Online mode and not Offline mode.

offline

Mobile Offline Support

Indicates that the Frame should work in Lucity Mobile's offline mode. This preference tells the system to cache frame data on the tablet so that users have access to it when they are not connected to the network.

  • This icon appears in place of the phone icon if the frame is set to appear on a Lucity Mobile Dashboard in Online mode and Offline mode.
  • Note: When marked the program will automatically consider any views attached to any data drills to be offline available as well.

Open in Map

Show in Plugin Webmap

Appears on a Frame if a webmap plugin is present on the same dashboard tab. When toggled the frame will open data from data drills, quick lookups, and asset heirarchy trees in the webmap plug-in on the same dashboard tab.

 

How to add a Frame

How to copy a frame from another Dashboard

How to edit a Frame