About Cross Page Utilities

The Cross Page Utilities page provides access to the following tools and reports:

Recently Updated Pages. Displays a report of recently updated pages in the current application. See "About Recently Updated Pages".
Grid Edit of all Pages. Edit multiple page attributes across multiple pages in a grid format. See "About Grid Edit of all Pages".
Delete Multiple Pages. See "About Delete Multiple Pages".
Page Attributes. Displays a report of attributes, components, controls, and application logic by page. See "About the Page Attributes".
Page Groups. See "About Page Groups"
Page Locks. See "About Page Locks".

Accessing Cross Page Utilities

To access the Page Utilities page:

On the Workspace home page, click the Application Builder icon.
Select an application.
Click Utilities.
From Page Specific Utilities, click Cross Page Utilities.

About Recently Updated Pages

The Recent Pages report displays a report of recently accessed pages within the current application. To link to a page, click the page number. To customize the report, use the Search Bar at the top of the page. See "Customizing Interactive Reports".

About Grid Edit of all Pages

Use the Grid Edit Pages report to edit the page name, alias, title, page template, and security options. To link to a specific page, click the Edit icon adjacent to the page number. To save your changes, click Apply Changes.

About Delete Multiple Pages

Use Delete Multiple Pages to delete multiple pages at once. See "Deleting Multiple Pages".

About the Page Attributes

The Page Attributes report details attributes, components, controls, and application logic for each page in the current application. To link to a specific page, click the page number. To customize the report, use the Search Bar at the top of the page. See "Customizing Interactive Reports".

About Page Groups

Use Page Groups to better organize the pages within an application. See "Grouping Pages".

About Page Locks

Use Page Locks to prevent conflicts during application development. By locking a page, you prevent other developers from editing it. See "Locking and Unlocking a Page".