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So let's start off on spread behavior.
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Now spread behavior within the Invent
allows us
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to control the behavior
of a grouped set of fields.
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So in a nutshell behavior we can control
includes you can shift fields to fill
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in gaps that have been created
by the hiding of other fields.
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Let's say,
you can automatically hide fields
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based on a master field
that they've got specified.
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And again,
I'll show you an example of this.
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And you can automatically hide fields
if their contents are empty.
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Now let's see a bit of context
as to what this actually means.
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and to actually show you this,
I'm just using a product from one of our
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previous webinars where I've got
one of these set up already.
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So what we've got, I'll show you actually
how to set these up in a moment,
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but we've got a bunch of, fields here
which are all grouped together.
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And what it basically means,
or what the behavior we want to achieve,
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is that if I get rid of this email,
for example, because we don't want that
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on our business card, we don't want that
same amount of whitespace.
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We want the
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the following,
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fields to actually move up
to fill that space.
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And this is what the spread behavior
actually does.
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So if I get rid of that email address,
for example,
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you can see that the phone number
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and everything else underneath it
automatically goes up to fill the space.
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Then I put the email address back in.
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It all shifts back down again.
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Now, I said, another piece of behavior
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that this could do is
it could have a master.
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selection, let's say.
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So what I mean by that is
if we get rid of the master variable,
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it can also get rid of other variables
that are associated with that master.
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Now the example we've got here
is this phone number.
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So I've got this T and this phone number
as two completely separate fields.
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I want it
so that if I get rid of the phone
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number,
the T automatically disappears as well.
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And that then leaves space for the address
to move upwards into that space.
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So what we'll see is if I get rid of
the phone number, the team moves as well.
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And that behavior is accomplished.
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So that gives you a sort of feeling
as to what this kind of behavior can do.