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Siebel Service Handheld Guide > Working with Siebel Handheld Applications > Navigating a List of Records in the Siebel Handheld ApplicationWithin the view you select from the Show drop-down list, you can view detailed information on a record. When records are displayed in a list, you can drill down or drill across the record to get additional details. Drilling down occurs when you tap a hyperlink in a record and are taken to another view within the current screen. For example, if you are in the Accounts screen, and tap the Account Name hyperlink, you navigate to the details for that account. You do not leave the Accounts screen; you just move deeper into it. NOTE: Hyperlinks are indicated by blue underlined text as long as they are set up this way in User Preferences. For more information about user preferences, see Setting User Preferences in the Siebel Handheld Application. Drilling across a record occurs when you tap a hyperlink in a record and are taken to another view in a different screen. For example, tapping a hyperlink in the Accounts column of a contact record in the Contacts screen takes you to the record for that account in the Accounts screen. Dynamic drilldown occurs when you tap a hyperlink in a record and are taken to another screen or just another view. Where you navigate to depends on the content in the drilldown field. For example, if you tap the hyperlink in the Account field of the Activities Details list, you navigate to the Accounts Details view. If you tap the SR # field, you navigate to the Service Reqs Details view. History ArrowsTo navigate back to views you have recently displayed, tap the Back button. After you have used the Back button, you can use the Forward button to navigate back to your original screen and view. NOTE: The History arrows allow you to navigate only between views. These arrows do not allow you to recover data that might have been entered or deleted in another view. Record Navigation ButtonsUse the Record Navigation buttons to move back and forth though a set of records. The navigation buttons are described in Table 29. |
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