This QuickTime plug-in offers a thumbnail view for 4D forms. It helps users organize and manage data more efficiently.
QGrid is a plug-in that provides an intuitive scrollable thumbnail view, commonly referred to as a "contact sheet," on 4D forms. This presentation style, combined with QGrid's customizable features, freedom in data source selection, and drag and drop capabilities, is essential for modern image databases.
The grid area is comprised of cells, each containing a picture and a textual caption. These cells flow within the grid area and automatically reflow when resized. Each cell can contain two objects, and their position and size can be accurately controlled with pixel coordinates. Additionally, caption text can be formatted according to font, size, face, justification, and color. Any 4D picture can be used as a background for all cells, enhancing the grid's overall appearance.
Data sources for QGrid can be anything that returns picture or text, and these sources are described through 4D expressions, whether methods or simple expressions, that return the appropriate data type. This freedom enables developers to customize QGrid to their specifications.
Since contact sheets serve as a primary interface element, QGrid includes features that provide users with convenient options for selecting tiles. This plug-in allows for single or multiple user selection, supports keyboard modifiers, and returns the user's selection in a 4D array for the developer's action. User selection is also shown by means of a frame of variable color and thickness around the selected tile.
Moreover, drag and drop functionality enables users to easily move one or many tiles that were previously selected to another location within the same QGrid area or onto another QGrid area within the same or another 4D process. Developers can customize the visual feedback for drag and drop actions to suit their preferences.
Overall, QGrid's powerful customization features and easy-to-use interface make it an ideal plugin for modern image databases that require flexible presentation options and user-friendly interactions.
The grid area is comprised of cells, each containing a picture and a textual caption. These cells flow within the grid area and automatically reflow when resized. Each cell can contain two objects, and their position and size can be accurately controlled with pixel coordinates. Additionally, caption text can be formatted according to font, size, face, justification, and color. Any 4D picture can be used as a background for all cells, enhancing the grid's overall appearance.
Data sources for QGrid can be anything that returns picture or text, and these sources are described through 4D expressions, whether methods or simple expressions, that return the appropriate data type. This freedom enables developers to customize QGrid to their specifications.
Since contact sheets serve as a primary interface element, QGrid includes features that provide users with convenient options for selecting tiles. This plug-in allows for single or multiple user selection, supports keyboard modifiers, and returns the user's selection in a 4D array for the developer's action. User selection is also shown by means of a frame of variable color and thickness around the selected tile.
Moreover, drag and drop functionality enables users to easily move one or many tiles that were previously selected to another location within the same QGrid area or onto another QGrid area within the same or another 4D process. Developers can customize the visual feedback for drag and drop actions to suit their preferences.
Overall, QGrid's powerful customization features and easy-to-use interface make it an ideal plugin for modern image databases that require flexible presentation options and user-friendly interactions.
What's New
Version 1.5.1: N/A