Many dynamic forms and tables have rule sets with only one default rule. When this is the case, you can change the fields displayed in the component directly in the Properties pane, without opening the rule set editor.

1. Open the page you want to modify in the Designer.
2. Select the component in the Properties pane or on the page to open the component's details pane.

   If the component's details pane looks something like this, the component's rule set has one rule, which is always applied, and you can edit the layout to add, remove, and change the order of the fields directly in the Properties pane:

   
   Description of the illustration designer-page-dyncomponent-layout.png

   However, if the details pane looks like this, you need to use the rule set editor to configure the fields:

   
   

   
   Description of the illustration designer-page-dyncomponent-properties.png

   
   

   In this case, you click Rules to open the rule set editor.

3. Edit the fields displayed in the component.
   • To change the field order, grab the handle next to the field and moving it into position.
   • To delete a field, click the Trash icon next to the field name.
   • To add and remove fields, click Fields, and then select and deselect fields in the Choose Fields popup.
     
     
     Description of the illustration designer-page-dyncomponent-selectfields.png
     
     

   Note:

   Editing the fields displayed in the component creates a new layout and a new rule named isDefault1. The new rule has no conditions.

1. In your VB Studio project, open the workspace with the extension you want to configure.

   If you don't have an extension or workspace yet, see Create an Extension.

2. Do one of the following:
   • If you know the page containing the dynamic table or form you want to configure:
     1. Open the App UIs pane.
     2. Select the page in the list of dependent extensions.

        Dependencies are grouped by pillar in the App UIs pane. To locate the page, you can browse the dependencies listed under each pillar, or you can use the pane's Filter field to filter the list by the page name or extension name:

        
        
        
        Description of the illustration dyncomponents-pages-appui-pane.png
        
        

        If you don't see the page you want to configure, you need to add the extension in the Dependencies pane.

        Note:

        Your extension will always contain the Unified Application as a dependency, but the page containing the dynamic component will be in one of the other dependencies.

     3. In the Page Designer, select the component you want to configure to open the component's details in the Properties pane.

        If the page contains any dynamic forms or tables, they will be listed in the Components tab in the page's Properties pane. If the component is visible, they will be outlined in blue when you hover your cursor over them on the canvas or in the Components tab.

        If you don't see the component you're looking for on the canvas or in the Properties pane, you can open the Structure view and select the component there.

        Note:

        Not all pages have extendable components, so you'll see a note in the page's Properties pane if there aren't any.
     4. Click Rules in the component's details pane in the Properties pane.
        
        
        Description of the illustration designer-page-dyncomponent-properties.png
        
        
   • If you know the Layout containing the dynamic table or form you want to configure:
     1. Open the Layouts pane in the Navigator.
     2. Select the Layout in the list.

        The Layout opens in a new window that contains tabs for each of the editors you'll use to configure the Layout: Rule Sets, Fields, Templates, and so on.

     3. Open the Rule Sets tab (if it's not already open), and then click the name of the dynamic form or table you want to configure:
        
        
        Description of the illustration dyncomponents-layouts-editor.png
        
        

        The Rule Sets tab lists the dynamic components defined in the Layout, grouped by type. In the image above, the Accounts Layout has three rule sets. You would see more rule sets if there were more dynamic forms or tables defined in the Layout. From the badge next to the rule set's name, we know the name of the dependency where the rule set is defined (jmfactory Extension).