When using Switch to Application Mode, the most common questions are about mode differences, view display, and switching results; this FAQ covers 3 common questions and answers.
FAQ
What is the difference between Application Mode and Classic Mode?
- Application Mode is more focused on mobile viewing and browsing, and it shows Data Table and Dashboard entries at the bottom.
- Classic Mode restores the default layout, with Data Table and Dashboard at the top and a view list in the lower-left area.
- You can switch between the two modes based on your viewing habits and work scenario.
Does Application Mode show added data directly?
- In the Data Table screen of Application Mode, the interface first shows all added views.
- After you tap a specific view, the app opens that view and shows the related data list.
- If you want faster access to common content, manage Quick Access with the pin option.
Will switching between the two modes affect the original data?
- Switching modes changes only the display style and does not modify the data in the smart table.
- After switching, you can still review views, browse data, or add data.
- If the interface does not refresh right away, reopen the target view and check the display again.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Application Mode | A mobile display mode in a smart table that helps you browse Data Table and Dashboard from the bottom area. |
| Classic Mode | The default display mode in a smart table, usually with Data Table and Dashboard at the top and a view list available. |
| Quick Access | A section for frequently used views that you can manage with the pin option in Application Mode. |
| View | A specific page or layout used to display data in a smart table. |