Difference between revisions of "Task Objects (UBIK Android)"
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* [[HowTo:Declare an Object as Task]] | * [[HowTo:Declare an Object as Task]] | ||
* [[HowTo:Finish/Reset a Task (UBIK Android)]] | * [[HowTo:Finish/Reset a Task (UBIK Android)]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:10, 25 August 2015
A task is a certain classified UBIK® object which poses an overall status (Finished / Open). A task is considered as finished if all the dedicated properties are validated. Otherwise, it is considered as open.
 | A property is validated as soon as the user confirms the editing, e.g. through the OK in a property editor. This has nothing to do with the property value, meaning a property can be validated even if its value is null. |
UI for task objects
In addition to the basic descriptive text and icon, a Checkbox is displayed for every task object. And the checked/unchecked state corresponds to the finish/open status of tasks.
When a user clicks on the Checkbox of a task, UBIK® proceeds to either finish the task or reset the task depending on its current status.
When a user clicks on the remaining parts of a task, e.g. the descriptive text, UBIK® proceeds to display all its properties in a Content Browser.
See also
- Declare an Object as Task
- Finish/Reset a Task (UBIK Android)
- SYSCLS TASK (Classification)
