Axure RP Documentation

Repeaters are used to display repeating patterns of widgets, such as tabular data or product listings. A repeater consists of two parts: the item (the collection of widgets that are repeated) and the dataset (the table of data that controls the content of each repetition).

Repeaters can be added via the Dynamic section of the Default widget library (as a table or card) or created by selecting existing widgets on the canvas, right-clicking, and selecting Create repeater.

Interactions in Axure RP define the dynamic behavior of widgets and pages. Every interaction consists of three hierarchical components:

1. Events: Triggers based on page or widget behaviors (e.g., 'Click or tap'). When a trigger occurs, the event 'fires'.
2. Cases: Ordered lists of actions attached to an event. When an event fires, the associated cases are executed. Cases can be managed manually or triggered automatically via conditional logic.
3. Actions: The actual changes that occur in the browser (e.g., 'Open Link') in response to a case being executed.

To create a navigation menu that can be managed from a single location and applied across multiple pages in Axure RP:

1. Create the target pages in the Pages pane (e.g., Home, About, Contact, Help).
2. On one page, create the navigation widgets (e.g., buttons) and label them to match the page names.
3. Select all navigation widgets, right-click, and choose Create component. Name the component (e.g., 'Navigation header').
4. To apply the menu to other pages: Right-click the component in the Components pane, select Add to pages, check the desired pages, and specify the coordinates for placement.

Any changes made inside the component are automatically reflected on all pages where the component is used.

Connect Axure Cloud to Slack to receive notifications about discussion activity. You can set up notifications for an entire workspace or for individual projects.

Steps to configure:

1. Sign in to app.axure.cloud or the Axure Cloud desktop app.
2. Click your name (top-left) and select Account settings.
3. Select Notifications from the sidebar.
4. Scroll to the Slack notifications section and click Add Slack notification.
5. Select the desired workspace or individual project. You will be redirected to slack.com.
6. Authenticate with Slack, select the target channel, and click Authorize.

Management:

• Change the target Slack channel by clicking the channel name in the notifications list.
• Change the watched workspace or project by clicking the project name.
• Remove a notification using the Delete (🗑️) button.

In the Advanced tab of the project Overview page in Axure Cloud, you can manage landing and error pages:

• Default Page: Select a page to be displayed instead of start.html. To revert to the sitemap, add /start.html#p= or /index.html#p= to the URL.
• Custom 404 Page: Select a page to display when a user reaches a URL that does not exist in the sitemap.

After creating the application in Azure, configure the SAML settings to enable authentication:

1. On the application's Overview page, click Get started on the Set up single sign on card.
2. Select SAML as the sign-on method.
3. In the Basic SAML Configuration section, click the Edit icon and provide the following:
   • Identifier (Entity ID): Use your instance's subdomain (https://[domain].axure.cloud) for hosted instances, or the IP address/hostname for on-premises installations.
   • Reply URL (Assertion Consumer Service URL): Use the Entity ID followed by /identity/consume (e.g., https://[domain].axure.cloud/identity/consume).
4. In the SAML Signing Certificate section, download the Certificate (Base64).
5. Copy the Login URL from the Set up Axure Cloud for Business section for use in the Axure Cloud configuration.