Working With the Environments Detail Panel

Reference:

Environments Detail Toolbar
Environmental Detail Column

The Environments Detail panel is an optional panel, which contains panel customization commands, the Environments Detail toolbar, the Configured Environments tree, and the Details pane. To display the Environments Detail panel, on the Home tab, in the View group, select the Environments Detail button.

The Environments Detail panel is similar to the Environments Tree panel except that content is displayed in the Details pane rather than under the Configured Environments tree.

From the Environments Detail panel, you can:

Customize the appearance of the panel.
Filter content listed under the WebFOCUS environments in the Configured Environments tree.
Access configured WebFOCUS environments to create new content or modify existing content.
Refresh an application or folder in the Configured Environments tree, to view new files and updated file information, and omit deleted files.

When you select a folder in the Configured Environments tree, the content within that folder is shown in the Details pane.

Reference: Environments Detail Toolbar

The Environments Detail toolbar contains the buttons and menus that you need to navigate and filter the information that appears in the Configured Environments tree.

View Options: Presents options for viewing items (for example, alphabetical sorting or grouping), as described in Environments Detail Toolbar. Note that the available icons for the Environments Detail toolbar and the Environments Tree toolbar are the same.

Note: To sort content in the Environments Detail panel, you do not use the View Options command. Instead, you would click the columns at the top of the Details pane to sort content by name, size, type, last modified, or location.

Reference: Environmental Detail Column

As shown in the following image, the Environmental Detail panel shows information about the selected folder and its contents.

Click a column heading to sort the values in ascending or descending order.

Right-click a column header to show or hide a specific column.

Click and hold the left mouse button on a column header borderline, and drag the mouse to adjust the column width.

Click and hold the left mouse button in the middle of a column header, and drag to change the column position.

Note: The product only saves the column widths, not the position.