2.4 Card view and table view

Card view

You can use card view in the Services and Service Templates windows. The figure below shows an example of card view.

Card view offers the following advantages:

• Each service and service template is represented by an individual card in a large easy-to-read format.

• A watermark on the background of the card makes the status of the service or service template immediately apparent.

• You can display a preview of a service or service template by clicking the corresponding card.

• Labels on cards let the operator know at a glance when a service template is new or has been recently updated.

Table view

You can use table view in the Services, Tasks, and Service Templates windows. The figure below shows an example of table view.

Table view offers the following advantages:

• You can sort data by clicking the column headers in the table.

• You can limit the contents of the table to relevant information by using the tools in the filter area.

• If a list contains a large number of entries, you can use the pagination function to quickly jump to the relevant data.

• You can use the Column Settings dialog box to customize the columns in the table.

Tip

When describing how to perform tasks in JP1/AO, this manual assumes that information is displayed in card view. Instructions that relate specifically to table view are presented as tips.