We now have both large and small versions of Station Details. It's time to use a Breakpoint Container to switch between the two.

It's time we met the Breakpoint Container, which can be used to swap out entire views based on available width in the Session. This lesson focuses on making a mobile-friendly version of the Top Nav view.

In this lesson we'll create the "Overview Vessel" view, which we'll embed into other views. In addition we'll add a view parameters, which enable us to "assign" a number to each instance.

Inductive University Lesson: Embedded

What is Error Handling

In 8.0.14, new Ignition installers were created, which invalidated the content in this section.

A Quality Code represents a level of confidence in a value. Quality codes are made up of a level (Good, Bad, Error, or Uncertain) and an integer. If a value's quality is not Good, the value generally should not be trusted.

In this lesson we'll look at Perspective's Power Chart component. In addition, we'll enable Tag history on our Tags, which tells our Gateway to record the values on our Tags.

Each Perspective component has a unique set of properties that can be set and modified within the Perspective Property Editor. A component property is simply a named variable with a distinct type that affects something about the component's behavior or appearance, such as size, color, name, visibility

It's time to start building Station Details, which will be our most complex view. We'll start by reviewing a low-fidelity sketch of the contents of the view. Afterwards we'll switch back to the Designer to start laying components down.

In this lesson we'll configure several indirect Tag bindings on our Overview Vessel, and then assign values to the stationNumber parameter on each instance.

Inductive University Lesson: Perspective Indirect