A legacy widget-based tab displays a list of widgets organized into sections. You can add, delete, and re-order widgets or navigate to other settings from within the tab settings.
The building blocks of legacy object view tabs are called widgets. Widgets are sometimes referred to as Sections or Plugins. Widgets are the primary way to display some form of data on an object view. Use them to visualize data as KPIs or charts, arrange the layout of an entire object view , and manipulate displayed data.
There are a several widget types available in Object View:
Widgets are used to visualize or manipulate data related to an object. Widgets typically access one of the following:
When you configure a widget on an object view, determine which object and what property you want to visualize. You must set up the relevant objects and define links in advance within the Ontology metadata.
The specific settings for each widget are unique to the functionality it provides. In general, there are two major components to widget-specific configuration:
All widgets have default format settings:
General
Layout
You can reuse the configuration of a previously created widget by copying the YAML configuration. Access the configuration by selecting the code icon in the upper right corner of the Object View editing screen. Then, copy and paste the configuration into the YAML configuration of a new widget.