Objects

Objects data types are data types that contain other data types.

Data Records are created and stored by the platform at the object level. As per the database system limitations, records can accept a limit of 16 MB of data in them, including internal system information.

Some object require specific fields to function. The platform creates those fields automatically if needed. In the object type settings, you can change which field apply to fulfil the requirements.

When viewing lists of records, you have the option to switch the view from one type to the other. You can also save the changed view as a different perspective.

Main object types

Main object types can be used as a main object but also as a sub-object. This means you can define a table within a table or, for example even a gallery of images within a Kanban list.
Table

Table object example

Table object example
This object is a table to display your content. You can navigate it page by page and sort it with each columns.
Rotated Table

Rotated Table object example

Rotated Table object example
This object is a table, rotated to display each record as a column. You can navigate it page by page and sort it with each field.
Calendar

Calendar object example

Calendar object example
This object is a calendar to display your content as events. You can navigate it month by month or week by week or even day by day.
Agenda

Agenda object example

Agenda object example
This object is an agenda to display your content as a list of events. You can navigate it by year, month, week or day.
Full Cards

Full Cards object example

Full Cards object example
Display all your records as full detailed cards.
Small Cards

Small Cards object example

Small Cards object example
Display all your records as short summary cards.
Tree

Tree object example

Tree object example
Display your records as a tree view.
Kanban List

Kanban List object example

Kanban List object example
Display your records as a kanban-style list of items in columns.
Index List

Index List object example

Index List object example
Display your records as an index list.
Check List

Check List* object example

Check List* object example
Display your records as a check list.
Bullet List

Bullet List object example

Bullet List object example
Display your records as a bullet list.
Ordered List

Ordered List object example

Ordered List object example
Display your records as an ordered list.
Map

Map object example

Map object example
This object displays as pointers on a geographical map.
Gallery

Gallery object example

Gallery object example
Display all your images in a nice gallery with shifting elasticated images on one line.
Card Gallery

Card Gallery object example

Card Gallery object example
Display all your images in a gallery of cards.
Mini Card Gallery

Mini Card Gallery object example

Mini Card Gallery object example
Display all your images in a gallery of mini cards (no details).
Folder

Folder object example

Folder object example
Holds multiple files
Audio Play List Store all your audio files in a nice playlist. (Same visuals as a table for now.)
Video Play List Store all your video files in a nice playlist. (Same visuals as a table for now.)
Full Content

Full Content object example

Full Content object example
Display the full content of the records.

Sub-object types

Sub-object types can only be nested and cannot be used as main objects. They allow additional features such as defining tabbed forms within a data record or displaying a web link with a text title rather than just the url.
Nested Sub-Record

Nested Sub-Record object example

Nested Sub-Record object example
This object allows to input one object within another. This is perfect for highlighting some set of fields within a record and isolating sections.
Named Link

Named Link object example

Named Link object example
Display a web link with a text.
Data Structure Fields