Diagrams
The Diagrams application is used to manage the diagrams created through the draw.io extension. Diagrams are easily added and saved to the Diagrams application after their creation in the Diagram tool (draw.io).
To read more about creating diagrams in draw.io, please visit their website www.drawio.com/docs/.
Search field, filter builder and column settings
The header contains multiple options for filtering:
Column settings
Folder tree
The Folder tree provides a hierarchical structure for organizing and managing objects within several RamBase quality applications. It enables users to efficiently browse, locate, and maintain items such as documents and other objects. To read more about the Folder tree, click here.
Diagrams (columns)
The table below describes the fields and checkboxes available in the Diagrams application.
Column | Icon | Description |
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Multi-select |
| Displays the Diagram icon. Multi-select and the Diagram icon are only available in the List view. The Diagram icon can be clicked to select individual diagrams, or the empty checkbox in the header of the column can be clicked to select all. Selected diagrams can be handled via the options in the Context menu. The Context menu includes six options:
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Id | Displays the diagram's identifier number. | |
Status | This column displays the status of the diagram. Statuses include:
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Title | Displays the title of the diagram. | |
Description | Displays additional information about the diagram. | |
Updated at | Displays the timestamp of when the diagram was last updated. | |
Created at | Displays the timestamp of when the diagram was created. | |
Created by | Displays the name of the user who created the diagram. | |
Actions |
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Add new diagram button
Click the Add new diagram button to add a title and optional description for the diagram. Once you click the Create button, you will be redirected to the draw.io application. When the diagram is finished and you click the Save button in the draw.io application, the diagram is automatically saved in the Rambase application.
To read more about the draw.io application, please visit the draw.io website: www.drawio.com/doc/.