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Here is an example workbench definition from the Contacts app. This workbench operates on the contacts
workspace and displays contacts and folders.
workbench: dropConstraintClass: info.magnolia.ui.workbench.tree.drop.AlwaysTrueDropConstraint editable: false contentViews: contentTools:
Node name | Value |
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browser |
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workbench |
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contentViews |
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thumbnail |
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search |
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dropConstraintClass | info.magnolia.contacts.app.main.tree.ContactDropConstraint |
editable | false |
contentTools |
Properties:
| required Defines how users can view content in the workbench. The parent node for the specific content view definitions. It must contain at least one content view, see Content view definition. |
dragAndDrop
| optional, default is true Set to |
| optional, default is AlwaysTrueDropConstraint A drag-and-drop constraint class. By restricting the nodes that a user can move you can enforce a certain node hierarchy. For example, you might want to allow content to be moved under folders but not folders under content. If the class is not defined, the |
| optional Makes the workbench editable inline. You can double-click a cell to edit its value. Works only for columns which are also configured as editable. Inline editing is available only in the tree view, not in list, thumbnail or search views. Definining a default action will override inline editing. Double-clicking the cell with trigger the default action instead of inline edit mode. |
contentTools | optional A list of configured content tools. (A content tool must be configured with
ContentToolDefinition
.) |