Metadata

Business Background

Use the Metadata options to more accurately and efficiently categorize relevant data. There are different metadata options available per element, and the options will help track information provided for the input fields.

Titan Solution

Please see the below table for some Metadata examples and how they are used in Titan Web.

Name Use
Field ID A unique Field ID is automatically assigned for each element. This also assists with mapping.
Parent ID The Parent ID is the Field ID of the element, which contains the current element.
A basic element, such as a strip, which has no parent element, will not contain a parent ID.
Type The type of the element is shown here, for instance, Text, Input Fields, or Button.
Tag Tags are used to internally identify elements. Tagging an element is highly recommended since tags help identify the element in Salesforce mapping, conditions, layer list and search.
Comment Comments can be used to explain, to anyone with access to your project, the meaning of the element. Comments are optional.

How to Video

  • 0:02 An introduction to the different Metadata.
  • 0:12 Navigate to the Index Settings.
  • 0:21 Learn more about the Field ID.
  • 4:28 Preview the updated project.

How to Guide

  1. Click the expand (+) icon next to the settings icon in Titan Web. A list of elements will show.
    • In this article, we show Text as an example.
  2. Select the Text option from the list.
  3. Click and drag the Paragraph element to the canvas.
  4. Click the Paragraph settings Gear icon. The Text setting screen opens.
  5. Select the Metadata option from the list. Several metadata options are shown.
Metadata
Metadata
  • The field ID option is unique for different types of elements. You can use this option to search for an element.
FieldID
FieldID
  • The Parent ID refers to the strip (S1) in this example.
  • The type refers to the type of element. In this example, an Input Field element was added.
Type
Type
  • The tag field is empty until you add a custom label. Then the tag field is populated with the element’s prefix and the label. You can edit the tag manually. The label will no longer affect the tag.
Automatically created tag
Automatically created tag
  • You can use the tag to search for elements in the project.
Search with the tag
Search with the tag

The following table lists the prefixes of each element and gives examples of how this feature is used:

Element TypePrefixTrigger FieldSample Field ValueSample Metadata Tag
Search fieldsrhLabelAccountsrh Account
Text fieldtxtLabelFirst Nametxt First Name
Textarea fieldtxaLabelDescriptiontxa Description
Email fieldemlLabelPrivate Emaileml Private Email
Numeric fieldnumLabelAccount Numbernum Account Number
Currency fieldcurLabelAmountcur Amount
Phone Number fieldphnLabelMobilephn Mobile
Slider fieldsldLabelMinimum Requestssld Minimum Requests
URL fieldurlLabelWebsite Addressurl Website Address
Date fielddatLabelOnboardingdat Onboarding
Time fieldtimLabelUpdated attim Updated at
Datetime fielddtmLabelClosed atdtm Closed at
Date range fielddrgLabelBetweendrg Between
Signature fieldsigLabelSign Heresig Sign Here
Checkbox fieldchkText of the CaptionI Approvechk I Approve
Switcher fieldswtCaptionEnable Accessswt Enable Access
Multi select picklist fieldmspLabelRelevant Usersmsp Relevant Users
Radio fieldradLabelAccount Typerad Account Type
Dropdown fieldddnLabelAccess Reasonddn Access Reason
Circle Slider fieldn/an/an/an/a
Rich Text AreartaLabelDescriptionrta Description
Lookup fieldlkpLabelContactlkp Contact
Button Group FieldbtgLabelOptionsbtg Options
Signature FieldsigLabelSign Heresig Sign Here

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