Trash
There is a trash bin icon in the page, border, template, dialogs creation menus, which is used to collect deleted elements from the lists.
When deleting an element (e.g. deleting a page), the element is not completely removed from the list but moved into the trash bin.Upon deleting an element, all elements referring to the deleted element present on the pages (such as a button that calls up a deleted page) will be marked as incorrect (red background) and listed in the error list.If following its deletion, an element is restored (restore command from the trash bin), any references to the element on the pages are retrieved and the program can be run without errors.However, when an element is deleted from the trash bin (permanent deletion), all references are removed and the components using them must be changed manually.In the latter case, it is advisable to first move an element into the trash bin then to execute a project check as to highlight the links on the pages (which will now be marked in red), after which the elements should be modified (such as linking them to another page) and only after having corrected them, should the element be permanently deleted from the trash bin.Note: if the project is exported (or using the snapshot function), the elements in the trash bin will not be saved and cannot be retrieved by importing it.
When deleting an element (e.g. deleting a page), the element is not completely removed from the list but moved into the trash bin.Upon deleting an element, all elements referring to the deleted element present on the pages (such as a button that calls up a deleted page) will be marked as incorrect (red background) and listed in the error list.If following its deletion, an element is restored (restore command from the trash bin), any references to the element on the pages are retrieved and the program can be run without errors.However, when an element is deleted from the trash bin (permanent deletion), all references are removed and the components using them must be changed manually.In the latter case, it is advisable to first move an element into the trash bin then to execute a project check as to highlight the links on the pages (which will now be marked in red), after which the elements should be modified (such as linking them to another page) and only after having corrected them, should the element be permanently deleted from the trash bin.Note: if the project is exported (or using the snapshot function), the elements in the trash bin will not be saved and cannot be retrieved by importing it.