Navigation Panel

This topic provides an overview of the navigation panel from Configuration Hub in the Operations Hub new layout.

On this panel, you can navigate to other Proficy applications installed within your Configuration Hub environment. Under Operations Hub, you have access to the following areas:

Applications

On the applications homepage, you can perform tasks as described in the following table.
1 Creates a new application.
2 Imports an application.
3 Allows to perform the following actions:
  • App Actions: A selection check box appears next to the applications and allows to perform related operations.
  • Page Actions: A selection check box appears next to the pages and allows to perform page related operations. You must select the app to show page check box.
  • Clear: Clears all selection check boxes.
4 Opens a Column Chooser dialog, where you can select the columns you want to appear on the applications homepage.
5 Enter keywords to search for applications or pages.
6 Sorts columns in ascending or descending order. The status is indicated by the up/down arrow on each sortable column header.
7 Indicates whether the application is in a locked or unlocked state.
8 Allows to perform tasks on the selected application or page. You can either:
  • Select this icon for the app/page to access task actions, (OR)
  • Right-click the app/page to access task actions.

Existing app/page names are quickly editable on the homepage itself.

Note: Applications/pages created in the Operations Hub Classic version cannot be modified in the new Operations Hub layout. Such applications are marked as legacy apps. You can only preview them.
Refer to these topics for step-by-step instructions:
9 Opens the end application.

Plug-ins

On the plug-ins homepage, you can perform tasks as described in the following table:
1 Enter keywords to search for plug-ins.
2 Expand System to view the system plug-ins available in Operations Hub.

See also Visuals Tab.
3 Expand Custom to view custom plug-ins.

If you have saved any customized plug-ins, then they appear under custom plug-ins.
4 Reloads the plug-ins screen.

For a high-level panel layout, see Panels Layout.