Workbooks
Workbooks are the end-user interfaces of InVision. A Workbook consists of one or multiple pages, and each page contains one or more components, for example, Worksheets, Reports, Filters, Buttons, Labels, etc.
A Workbook also has left, top, and right sections which can be used for hosting components that interact with components across many pages, for example, a Save-button or global filters.
Start page
You can configure a Workbook to be the landing page of InVision instead of the default system home page. This enables you to create a tailored and interactive landing page for users, taking them straight to the work at hand.
Workbook Properties
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| App Leave Behavior | Specify whether the user is prompted to save unsaved changes when closing the browser tab. By default, the user will be prompted if there are unsaved changes. |
| Page title casing | Specifies whether to transform all page titles to upper case or use the casing specified in the title. |
| Title Expression | Enables dynamic page titles. The most common use case is to use the Localize()-function to display the page title in the language of the user. |
| Interaction tracing | Used for debugging during development. Specifies whether interaction tracing (for example variable assignment) is written to the browser console. |
| Icon | The icon displayed for the Workbook in the Workbook Menu |
| Hide Header | Specifies whether the Workbook header is hidden. Typically used if you want to embed the Workbook in another web app using an iframe. |
| Hide NavBar | Specifies whether the page navigation bar is hidden. Typically used if you want to embed the Workbook in another web app using an iframe. |