How To Copy/Paste Content Within Apps And Between Apps
19 Nov 2024
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How To Copy/Paste Content Within Apps And Between Apps
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Here's how to migrate content between multiple apps.
Purpose
After you start building multiple apps in Tulip, you may find that you need to copy content from one app to another.
For example, you may upload an image to one app, but realize it is also relevant to another app.
Or, you may create a button with a series of Triggers in one app, and need to copy that to another app.
Fortunately, Tulip has multiple options for migrating content in the Chrome browser.
When migrating content from one app to another, we recommend that you open each app in a separate tab in the same window of Chrome.
Images
You can copy and paste images between different apps using CTRL+C and CTRL+V on Windows, and CMD+C and CMD+V on Mac.
Widgets
You can copy buttons, shapes and text Widgets between apps as well.
When you copy a button, the associated Triggers and variables will also be copied to the new app.
If there's already an existing Variable in the second app with the same name and type as the one referenced by the copied trigger, the trigger will automatically reference the variable that already exists in the second app.
Triggers
You can cut, copy and paste Triggers within an app and into a separate app.
The only requirement is that they are tied to the same object. For example, button triggers can only be pasted into other buttons.
You can cut and copy triggers using the icons next to the trigger in the Side Pane:
You can also copy triggers within the Trigger Editor with the button in the bottom right next to "Save":
After that, the Trigger will be stored on your clipboard. You will need to select the button or step where you would like to paste the trigger, and then hit CTRL+V or CMD+V.
This will open the Trigger Editor. Hit "Save" and the trigger will be tied to the new button or step.
You can also head to community.tulip.co to post your question or see if others have faced a similar question!
Trigger
Triggers are the mechanism to do things in Tulip Apps. Store data, move users between Steps, Interface with hardware, Etc.
Triggers can be added to widgets, machines, devices, apps, and steps.
Widgets
Widgets are the elements that make up a specific App Step. Widgets can display information to users, collect user input, or trigger app logic.
Common widgets include: Interactive Tables, Number inputs, Machine attribute widgets, and more.
Widgets
Widgets are the elements that make up a specific App Step. Widgets can display information to users, collect user input, or trigger app logic.
Common widgets include: Interactive Tables, Number inputs, Machine attribute widgets, and more.
Trigger
Triggers are the mechanism to do things in Tulip Apps. Store data, move users between Steps, Interface with hardware, Etc.
Triggers can be added to widgets, machines, devices, apps, and steps.
Variable
Variables are a location to store app information. Variables have a specific type that must match the contents they can store.
Variables are only accessible within a single application and are cleared when the app is restarted or completed.
Trigger
Triggers are the mechanism to do things in Tulip Apps. Store data, move users between Steps, Interface with hardware, Etc.
Triggers can be added to widgets, machines, devices, apps, and steps.
Trigger
Triggers are the mechanism to do things in Tulip Apps. Store data, move users between Steps, Interface with hardware, Etc.
Triggers can be added to widgets, machines, devices, apps, and steps.
Side Pane
The Side Pane is the configuration pane on the right side of the App Editor where steps, apps, and widgets can be configured. Triggers can be added to adjust widget behavior.
Trigger
Triggers are the mechanism to do things in Tulip Apps. Store data, move users between Steps, Interface with hardware, Etc.
Triggers can be added to widgets, machines, devices, apps, and steps.
Steps
A view your users will see within an application. Steps can be viewed chronologically or in whatever order best fits your process.
Steps can be grouped into Step Groups to manage and organize your app Steps.
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