Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 19:02:20 GMT

Current Revision posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 7:02:20 PM

Overview

When preparing for your upgrade and code refactoring, please keep in mind that there are some key pieces of functionalities that were redesigned or are expected to behave differently from now on. To help provide you with the necessary information, this article covers what to expect when your instance is upgraded to 12.3.x.

Pinned Modules

Sugar has introduced the concept of "Pinned Modules" as part of UI/UX redesign that consists of 4 (four) modules always available to users.

If a user focuses on a module, not on the pinned items, it will be added as the fifth element on the screen.

The decision to around this number was based on our research with our users that showed users use commonly around 4 (four) modules in their day-by-day operations.

A new Sugar Configuration has been introduced to override this number (careful not to defeat the purpose of this feature and pin "non-essential modules" to the list).

See Pinned Modules Override.

Personalize Module Order

Enhancing the power of "Pinned Modules" comes with the ability to personalize the order of those modules.

Users have full decision power on the order their modules are shown/pinned to improve their day-by-day operations.

Sugar uses the widely known Layout Options from the Profile page to render those 4 (four) pinned modules.

It's the order user chooses that defined the pinned modules, there is no extra option to pin (the top 4 will be shown as pinned).

Note: Advocate your users to do a one-time pass on the Layout Options and order their most common modules to show up first so they'll avoid that much scrolling.

Extensive list of modules

Some implementations may consist of a massive amount of modules, some surpassing 60 (sixty).

This could be a concern when we move it to the sidebar as modules now are represented by icons when collapsed (even though you will have a tooltip when mousing hover with the module name).

By leveraging the "Pinned Modules" and "Personalize Module Order" functionalities, Sugar provides an easy transition and much better experience to the users that now will see what matters the most at one click away to get their stuff done.

When expanding the Sidebar, users will get all their modules on a scrollable group to find any modules they'd like to work on.

Advocate your users to do a one-time pass on the Layout Options and order their most common modules to show up first so they'll avoid that much scrolling.

Default icon for Modules

Sugar will use this placeholder icon in case a module does not have one defined in its metadata.

Administrators, after the upgrade, should use the new Redesigned "Module Names and Icons", and former "Rename Modules".

They can also use an abbreviation over an icon if that makes more sense to their users, note, abbreviations are language specific.

Abbreviation vs Icon in Module List

Sugar has completely redesigned its former "Rename Modules" now called "Module Names and Icons".

It provides a new way for Sugar Administrators to display either an Icon or an Abbreviation for a module in the Sidebar/Rail.

If Display is "Abbreviation", the two-letter text and Background-Color are used instead of an icon as an example below.

If Display is Icon, Sugar Administrators should pick one Sicon from the dropdown list.

Note: Singular, Plural, and Abbreviations, the two-letter text, are Language-specific.

Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 15:57:36 GMT

Revision 18 posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 3:57:36 PM

Overview

Pinned Modules

Sugar has introduced the concept of "Pinned Modules" as part of UI/UX redesign that consists of 4 (four) modules always available to users.

If a user focuses on a module, not in the pinned items, it will be added as the fifth element on the screen.

The decision to around this number was based on our research with our users that showed users use commonly around 4 (four) modules in their day-by-day operations.

A new Sugar Configuration has been introduced to override this number (careful not to defeat the purpose of this feature and pin "non-essential modules" to the list).

See Pinned Modules Override.

Personalize Module Order

Enhancing the power of "Pinned Modules" comes the ability to personalize the order of those modules.

Users have full decision power on the order modules will show up to improve their day-by-day operations.

Sugar uses the widely known Layout Options from the Profile page to render those 4 (four) pinned modules.

It's the order user chooses that defined the pinned modules, there is no extra option to pin (top 4 will be shown as pinned).

Note: Advocate your users to do a one-time pass on the Layout Options and order their most common modules to show up first so they'll avoid that much scrolling.

Extensive list of modules

Some implementations may consist of a massive amount of modules, some surpassing 60 (sixty).

This could be a concern when we move it to the sidebar as modules now are represented by icons when collapsed (even though you will have a tooltip when mousing hover with the module name).

When expanding the Sidebar, users will get all their modules on a scrollable group to find any modules they'd like to work on.

Advocate your users to do a one-time pass on the Layout Options and order their most common modules to show up first so they'll avoid that much scrolling.

Default icon for Modules

work in progress

Abbreviation vs Icon in Module List

work in progress

Responsiveness for Web Mobile

work in progress

Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 15:57:08 GMT

Revision 17 posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 3:57:08 PM

Overview

Pinned Modules

Sugar has introduced the concept of "Pinned Modules" as part of UI/UX redesign that consists of 4 (four) modules always available to users.

If a user focuses on a module, not in the pinned items, it will be added as the fifth element on the screen.

The decision to around this number was based on our research with our users that showed users use commonly around 4 (four) modules in their day-by-day operations.

A new Sugar Configuration has been introduced to override this number (careful not to defeat the purpose of this feature and pin "non-essential modules" to the list).

See Pinned Modules Override.

Personalize Module Order

Enhancing the power of "Pinned Modules" comes the ability to personalize the order of those modules.

Users have full decision power on the order modules will show up to improve their day-by-day operations.

Sugar uses the widely known Layout Options from the Profile page to render those 4 (four) pinned modules.

It's the order user chooses that defined the pinned modules, there is no extra option to pin (top 4 will be shown as pinned).

Note: Advocate your users to do a one-time pass on the Layout Options and order their most common modules to show up first so they'll avoid that much scrolling.

Extensive list of modules

Some implementations may consist of a massive amount of modules, some surpassing 60 (sixty).

This could be a concern when we move it to the sidebar as modules now are represented by icons when collapsed (even though you will have a tooltip when mousing hover with the module name).

When expanding the Sidebar, users will get all their modules on a scrollable group to find any modules they'd like to work on.

Advocate your users to do a one-time pass on the Layout Options and order their most common modules to show up first so they'll avoid that much scrolling.

Default icon for Modules

work in progress

Abbreviation vs Icon in Module List

work in progress

Responsiveness for Web Mobile

work in progress

Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 15:55:32 GMT

Revision 16 posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 3:55:32 PM

Overview

Pinned Modules

Sugar has introduced the concept of "Pinned Modules" as part of UI/UX redesign that consists of 4 (four) modules always available to users.

If a user focuses on a module, not in the pinned items, it will be added as the fifth element on the screen.

The decision to around this number was based on our research with our users that showed users use commonly around 4 (four) modules in their day-by-day operations.

A new Sugar Configuration has been introduced to override this number (careful not to defeat the purpose of this feature and pin "non-essential modules" to the list).

See Pinned Modules Override.

Personalize Module Order

Enhancing the power of "Pinned Modules" comes the ability to personalize the order of those modules.

Users have full decision power on the order modules will show up to improve their day-by-day operations.

Sugar uses the widely known Layout Options from the Profile page to render those 4 (four) pinned modules.

It's the order user chooses that defined the pinned modules, there is no extra option to pin (top 4 will be shown as pinned).

Note: Advocate your users to do a one-time pass on the Layout Options and order their most common modules to show up first so they'll avoid that much scrolling.

Extensive list of modules

Some implementations may consist of a massive amount of modules, some surpassing 60 (sixty).

This could be a concern when we move it to the sidebar as modules now are represented by icons when collapsed (even though you will have a tooltip when mousing hover with the module name).

When expanding the Sidebar, users will get all their modules on a scrollable group to find any modules they'd like to work on.

Advocate your users to do a one-time pass on the Layout Options and order their most common modules to show up first so they'll avoid that much scrolling.

Default icon for Modules

work in progress

Abbreviation vs Icon in Module List

work in progress

Responsiveness for Web Mobile

work in progress

Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 15:54:30 GMT

Revision 15 posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 3:54:30 PM

Overview

Pinned Modules

Sugar has introduced the concept of "Pinned Modules" as part of UI/UX redesign that consists of 4 (four) modules always available to users.

If a user focuses on a module, not in the pinned items, it will be added as the fifth element on the screen.

The decision to around this number was based on our research with our users that showed users use commonly around 4 (four) modules in their day-by-day operations.

A new Sugar Configuration has been introduced to override this number (careful not to defeat the purpose of this feature and pin "non-essential modules" to the list).

See Pinned Modules Override.

Personalize Module Order

Enhancing the power of "Pinned Modules" comes the ability to personalize the order of those modules.

Users have full decision power on the order modules will show up to improve their day-by-day operations.

Sugar uses the widely known Layout Options from the Profile page to render those 4 (four) pinned modules.

It's the order user chooses that defined the pinned modules, there is no extra option to pin (top 4 will be shown as pinned).

Note: Advocate your users to do a one-time pass on the Layout Options and order their most common modules to show up first so they'll avoid that much scrolling.

Extensive list of modules

Some implementations may consist of a massive amount of modules, some surpassing 60 (sixty).

This could be a concern when we move it to the sidebar as modules now are represented by icons when collapsed (even though you will have a tooltip when mousing hover with the module name).

When expanding the Sidebar, users will get all their modules on a scrollable group to find any modules they'd like to work on.

Advocate your users to do a one-time pass on the Layout Options and order their most common modules to show up first so they'll avoid that much scrolling.

Default icon for Modules

work in progress

Abbreviation vs Icon in Module List

work in progress

Responsiveness for Web Mobile

work in progress

Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 15:51:22 GMT

Revision 14 posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 3:51:22 PM

Overview

Pinned Modules

Sugar has introduced the concept of "Pinned Modules" as part of UI/UX redesign that consists of 4 (four) modules always available to users.

If a user focuses on a module, not in the pinned items, it will be added as the fifth element on the screen.

The decision to around this number was based on our research with our users that showed users use commonly around 4 (four) modules in their day-by-day operations.

A new Sugar Configuration has been introduced to override this number (careful not to defeat the purpose of this feature and pin "non-essential modules" to the list).

See Pinned Modules Override.

Personalize Module Order

Enhancing the power of "Pinned Modules" comes the ability to personalize the order of those modules.

Users have full decision power on the order modules will show up to improve their day-by-day operations.

Sugar uses the widely known Layout Options from the Profile page to render those 4 (four) pinned modules.

It's the order user chooses that defined the pinned modules, there is no extra option to pin (top 4 will be shown as pinned).

Note: Advocate your users to do a one-time pass on the Layout Options and order their most common modules to show up first so they'll avoid that much scrolling.

Extensive list of modules

Some implementations may consist of a massive amount of modules, some surpassing 60 (sixty).

This could be a concern when we move it to the sidebar as modules now are represented by icons when collapsed (even though you will have a tooltip when mousing hover with the module name).

When expanding the Sidebar, users will get all their modules on a scrollable group to find any modules they'd like to work on.

Advocate your users to do a one-time pass on the Layout Options and order their most common modules to show up first so they'll avoid that much scrolling.

Default icon for Modules

work in progress

Abbreviation vs Icon in Module List

work in progress

Responsiveness for Web Mobile

work in progress

Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 15:41:01 GMT

Revision 13 posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 3:41:01 PM

Overview

Pinned Modules

Sugar has introduced the concept of "Pinned Modules" as part of UI/UX redesign that consists of 4 (four) modules always available to users.

If a user focuses on a module, not in the pinned items, it will be added as the fifth element on the screen.

The decision to around this number was based on our research with our users that showed users use commonly around 4 (four) modules in their day-by-day operations.

A new Sugar Configuration has been introduced to override this number (careful not to defeat the purpose of this feature and pin "non-essential modules" to the list).

See Pinned Modules Override.

Personalize Module Order

Enhancing the power of "Pinned Modules" comes the ability to personalize the order of those modules.

Users have full decision power on the order modules will show up to improve their day-by-day operations.

Sugar uses the widely known Layout Options from the Profile page to render those 4 (four) pinned modules.

It's the order user chooses that defined the pinned modules, there is no extra option to pin (top 4 will be shown as pinned).

Extensive list of modules

work in progress

Default icon for Modules

work in progress

Abbreviation vs Icon in Module List

work in progress

Responsiveness for Web Mobile

work in progress

Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 15:29:06 GMT

Revision 12 posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 3:29:06 PM

Overview

Pinned Modules

Sugar has introduced the concept of "Pinned Modules" as part of UI/UX redesign that consists of 4 (four) modules always available to users.

If a user focuses on a module, not in the pinned items, it will be added as the fifth element on the screen.

The decision to around this number was based on our research with our users that showed users use commonly around 4 (four) modules in their day-by-day operations.

A new Sugar Configuration has been introduced to override this number (careful not to defeat the purpose of this feature and pin "non-essential modules" to the list).

See Pinned Modules Override.

Personalize Module Order

Enhancing the power of "Pinned Modules" comes the ability to personalize the order of those modules.

Users have full decision power on the order modules will show up to improve their day-by-day operations.

Sugar uses the widely known Layout Options from the Profile page to render those 4 (four) pinned modules.

It's the order user chooses that defined the pinned modules, there is no extra option to pin (top 4 will be shown as pinned).

Extensive list of modules

work in progress

Default icon for Modules

work in progress

Abbreviation vs Icon in Module List

work in progress

Responsiveness for Web Mobile

work in progress

Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 15:24:31 GMT

Revision 11 posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 3:24:31 PM

Overview

Pinned Modules

Sugar has introduced the concept of "Pinned Modules" in this release that consists of 4 (four) modules always available to users.

If a user focuses on a module, not in the pinned items, it will be added as the fifth element on the screen.

The decision to around this number was based on our research with our users that showed users use commonly around 4 (four) modules in their day-by-day operations.

A new Sugar Configuration has been introduced to override this number (careful not to defeat the purpose of this feature and pin "non-essential modules" to the list).

See Pinned Modules Override.

Personalize Module Order

Enhancing the power of "Pinned Modules" comes the ability to personalize the order of those modules.

Users have full decision power on the order modules will show up to improve their day-by-day operations.

Sugar uses the widely known Layout Options from the Profile page to render those 4 (four) pinned modules.

It's the order user chooses that defined the pinned modules, there is no extra option to pin (top 4 will be shown as pinned).

Extensive list of modules

work in progress

Default icon for Modules

work in progress

Abbreviation vs Icon in Module List

work in progress

Responsiveness for Web Mobile

work in progress

Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 15:22:03 GMT

Revision 10 posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 3:22:03 PM

Overview

Pinned Modules

Sugar has introduced the concept of "Pinned Modules" in this release that consists of 4 (four) modules always available to users.

If a user focuses on a module, not in the pinned items, it will be added as the fifth element on the screen.

The decision to around this number was based on our research with our users that showed users use commonly around 4 (four) modules in their day-by-day operations.

A new Sugar Configuration has been introduced to override this number (careful not to defeat the purpose of this feature and pin "non-essential modules" to the list).

See Pinned Modules Override.

Personalize Module Order

Enhancing the power of "Pinned Modules" comes the ability to personalize the order of those modules.

Users have full decision power on the order modules will show up to improve their day-by-day operations.

Sugar uses the widely known Layout Options from the Profile page to render those 4 (four) pinned modules.

It's the order user chooses that defined the pinned modules, there is no extra option to pin (top 4 will be shown as pinned).

Extensive list of modules

work in progress

Default icon for Modules

work in progress

Abbreviation vs Icon in Module List

work in progress

Responsiveness for Web Mobile

work in progress

Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 15:15:51 GMT

Revision 9 posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 3:15:51 PM

Overview

Pinned Modules

Sugar has introduced the concept of "Pinned Modules" in this release that consists of 4 (four) modules always available to users.

If a user focuses on a module, not in the pinned items, it will be added as the fifth element on the screen.

The decision to around this number was based on our research with our users that showed users use commonly around 4 (four) modules in their day-by-day operations.

A new Sugar Configuration has been introduced to override this number (careful not to defeat the purpose of this feature and pin "non-essential modules" to the list).

See Pinned Modules Override.

Personalize Module Order

work in progress

xx Layout Options in

Extensive list of modules

work in progress

Default icon for Modules

work in progress

Abbreviation vs Icon in Module List

work in progress

Responsiveness for Web Mobile

work in progress

Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 15:03:56 GMT

Revision 8 posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 3:03:56 PM

Overview

Pinned Modules

Our research has shown that commonly of our users use around 4 (four) modules in their day-by-day operations.

Sugar has introduced the concept of "Pinned Modules" in this release that consists of 4 (four) modules always available to users.

A new Sugar Configuration has been introduced to override this number (careful not to defeat the purpose of this feature and pin "non-essential modules" to the list).

See Pinned Modules Override.

Personalize Module Order

work in progress

xx Layout Options in

Extensive list of modules

work in progress

Default icon for Modules

work in progress

Abbreviation vs Icon in Module List

work in progress

Responsiveness for Web Mobile

work in progress

Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 15:03:22 GMT

Revision 7 posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 3:03:22 PM

Overview

Pinned Modules

Our research has shown that commonly of our users use around 4 (four) modules in their day-by-day operations.

Sugar has introduced the concept of "Pinned Modules" in this release that consists of 4 (four) modules always available to users.

A new Sugar Configuration has been introduced to override this number (careful not to defeat the purpose of this feature and pin "non-essential modules" to the list).

See Pinned Modules Override.

Personalize Module Order

work in progress

xx Layout Options in

Extensive list of modules

work in progress

Default icon for Modules

work in progress

Abbreviation vs Icon in Module List

work in progress

Responsiveness for Web Mobile

work in progress

Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 15:02:34 GMT

Revision 6 posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 3:02:34 PM

Overview

Pinned Modules

Our research has shown that commonly of our users use around 4 (four) modules in their day-by-day operations.

Sugar has introduced the concept of "Pinned Modules" in this release that consists of 4 (four) modules always available to users.

A new Sugar Configuration ($sugar_config['maxPinnedModules'] = 6;) has been introduced to override this number (careful not to defeat the purpose of this feature and pin "non-essential modules" to the list).

Personalize Module Order

work in progress

xx Layout Options in

Extensive list of modules

work in progress

Default icon for Modules

work in progress

Abbreviation vs Icon in Module List

work in progress

Responsiveness for Web Mobile

work in progress

Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 14:59:03 GMT

Revision 5 posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 2:59:03 PM

Overview

Pinned Modules

Our research has shown that commonly of our users use around 4 (four) modules in their day-by-day operations.

Sugar has introduced the concept of "Pinned Modules" in this release that consists of 4 (four) modules always available to users.

This is a sugar_config configuration that can be changed (careful not to defeat the purpose of this feature and pin "non-essential modules" to the list).

Personalize Module Order

work in progress

xx Layout Options in

Extensive list of modules

work in progress

Default icon for Modules

work in progress

Abbreviation vs Icon in Module List

work in progress

Responsiveness for Web Mobile

work in progress

Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 14:40:29 GMT

Revision 4 posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 2:40:29 PM

Overview

Personalize Module Order

work in progress

Extensive list of modules

work in progress

Default icon for Modules

work in progress

Abbreviation vs Icon in Module List

work in progress

Responsiveness for Web Mobile

work in progress

Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 14:40:06 GMT

Revision 3 posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 2:40:06 PM

Overview

Personalize Module Order

work in progress

An extensive list of modules

work in progress

Default icon for Modules

work in progress

Abbreviation vs Icon in Module List

work in progress

Responsiveness for Web Mobile

work in progress

Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 14:34:57 GMT

Revision 2 posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 2:34:57 PM

Overview

Personalize Module Order

work in progress

An extensive list of modules

work in progress

Expected Behavior

Rafael Fernandes — Tue, 11 Oct 2022 14:33:07 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Dev Tutorials by Rafael Fernandes on 10/11/2022 2:33:07 PM