Basic Elements

Basic elements are the lowest level of objects that are used to build the content of a page. Depending on what type of content we want add to the page we select a basic element.

For example to add text to the page either we use a text element or a rich text element, to add an image we use an image element.

Not all the basic elements used in the Application Studio have an equivalent HTML element. The reason having a rich set of elements is to isolate the user from the difficulties of the HTML and for letting the user to make the design in a more comprehensive manner.

It is easy for a user to place a panel element on the page and fill it with other elements. The user then can move the panel anywhere on the page comfortably.

During build process it is the responsibility of the Application Studio to generate the necessary HTML code by employing sophisticated algorithms to produce the promised view which is known as WYSIWYG.  

Some basic elements are the form elements that are used to provide the web servers with the user input.

Page

Panel

Text

Rich Text

Image

Action

Graphic Text

Condition Panel

Condition

Script

Html

XSL Template

Dummy

Form Elements

Form

Edit Box

Edit Area

Check Box

Radio Button

Combo Box

List Box

Button

File Box