Default View

The button bar at the top of the logicnet Viewer is called the Nodes Toolbox. It arranges node buttons together in logical groupings and displays button options based on the framework type on which you base your project. The Nodes Toolbox contains buttons that all relate to creating steps in your logicnet.

Framework-specific Toolbox

Depending on the framework selected for your project, there will be some differences in the Nodes Toolbox choices.

• Standard for all frameworks are the first six buttons for testing the logicnet, copy, paste, and delete after selecting a node in the design, and undo/redo, which goes back or forward one step over your editing.
• The list of orange form parts, including radiolist, checklist, has some framework-dependent changes, but mostly stays the same.
  • See the Form Node Parts section for detailed explanations and examples of each form part.
• Report parts (not shown) choices appear when you are using the LogicNets Assessment Framework. See Report-Item Form Part to see what is possible with this most commonly used part.
• The process parts and routing buttons remain standard across all framework choices.
  • The Process Node Parts section describes each possible process step, while the routers and call-parts mentioned below are explained in the Process Nodes section. 
• Call-parts is a standard menu, but the choices for it vary substantially, with the LogicNets Starter App Framework having the most options.
• The yellow form button is restricted to a couple of frameworks only.
• With most frameworks there are "Special" nodes listed under a final button (not shown here).

Advanced Configuration

Aside from the default settings by framework listed above, use Designer Profiles to further customize which nodes are displayed in the toolbox. This is useful for specific applications or user roles that only require a subset of functionality.

Customize and place tailored nodes in the toolbox with client-specific preset parameters; for example, a radiolist with Yes and No options preset. Talk to your LogicNets Project Manager for more information on this and see the Customized Frameworks article.