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You can use WPAS tag functions for displaying date and time information in your view layouts. Some of these tag functions may accept additional parameter called a format string to determine how the date is going to be displayed.
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Views define how content will be displayed in your app's frontend. You can create standard, archive, single, integration, datagrid, search, chart, or taxonomy views.
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Relationships are connections between entities. A relationship captures how entities are related to one another. For example, customers place orders, customers live at addresses, and line items are part of orders.
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You can use Twitter's Bootstrap or jQuery UI frameworks to shape user experience. No framework option is available as well.
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Using Form layout editor you can drag and drop element blocks into your layout to customize the look and feel of your forms.
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Translating WPAS apps into your language involves only two files.
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Icon fonts can be used in form buttons. Button icons can change in size and be placed on the left or right of the button title.
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There are special built-in attribute and function tags that are available to use in your view layouts.
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Connections allow entities to get and send data from/to external apps or services such as incoming/outgoing email, twitter, facebook etc. Incoming email is a connection type you can use to import email messages to your entities.
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