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Siebel Interactive Designer Administration Guide > Building the UI with Interactive Designer > About Building a UI with Interactive DesignerInteractive Designer allows you to build a UI layout that consists of three areas (see Figure 7): Contents ListThe contents list is a collapsible list that allows you to navigate an application. Clicking an item in the list loads the display pages associated with the item by linking to the appropriate pageset. For information on how to create a contents list, see Using Interactive Designer Contents Lists. Input UI Display PageUse the Input UI tab in Interactive Designer to create the HTML file that is loaded into the Input UI Display area. This file is named pagesetName_1.htm (referred to as the Input UI display page in this guide), and displays Input UI controls, such as checkboxes. This page presents product features and allows users to make feature selections. The UI controls you create in the Input UI display page reference a Feature table that provides their values. The GETTEXT UI control is an exception. The GETTEXT UI control specifies a text box ID instead of a Feature table. For information on how to create the Input UI display page, see Generating Your Input UI Display Page with Interactive Designer. Output UI Display PageUse the Output UI tab in Interactive Designer to create the HTML file that is loaded into the Output UI Display area. This file is named pagesetName_2.htm (referred to as the Output UI display page in this guide) and displays the following items:
For information on creating an Output UI Display page, see Generating Your Output UI Display Page with Interactive Designer. |
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