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Binod Nair

Site Planning Security UI

LIVE DEMO
Generated using Instruct UI - An AI for Blazor UI Generation
## What's implemented - Multi-section edit form for site/ATM security data (top toolbar, site header, bandit details, alarm details, planning permission, CCTV, miscellaneous). - Inline lists displayed as table grids: Bandit History, Key Holders, Security Team Visits. - Input controls covering selects, dates, textareas, checkboxes and small toolbar actions (save, add, edit, undo). ## Key components - EditForm - InputText, InputTextArea, InputSelect, InputDate, InputCheckbox - Standard HTML tables inside .table-responsive containers - Razor foreach rendering for list rows - Page-scoped CSS (SiteSecurityPage.razor.css) ## How it works - Model-driven UI uses a SiteSecurityInfoModel instance bound to EditForm; fields use @bind-Value to synchronize UI and model. - Lists (BanditHistory, KeyHolders, SecurityTeamVisits) are rendered with @foreach into table rows; toolbar buttons are present but have no event handlers in the sample. - Date inputs use InputDate bound to nullable DateTime properties; checkboxes map to bool properties. - No explicit validation attributes or DataAnnotationsValidator are present; EditForm is used mainly for model grouping rather than validation in this sample. ## Styling - Uses Bootstrap utility and form classes (container-fluid, row, col-*, card, form-control, form-select, btn) for layout and responsive grid. - Custom CSS sets .table-responsive max-height and styles card headers and toolbar font size. - The layout targets desktop and collapses via Bootstrap grid on smaller screens; tables use overflow-y for long lists. ## Reuse steps 1. Add a Blazor page and the provided model classes to the project. 2. Ensure Bootstrap CSS is included (default Blazor templates or add CDN/local files). 3. Import namespaces if needed and place SiteSecurityPage.razor and SiteSecurityPage.razor.css in a Pages/components folder. 4. Wire toolbar actions (click handlers) to save, add, delete and navigation logic; implement async data services to load/save models. 5. (Optional) Add DataAnnotations on the model and include DataAnnotationsValidator inside EditForm for validation; add confirmation dialogs for deletes. ## Limitations & next steps - The sample is a single page scaffold generated by Instruct UI and demonstrates UI structure only; persistence, API services, authentication and authorization are not implemented. - No validation components (DataAnnotationsValidator) or error display are included; add validation attributes and validation UI for production. - Table actions have no event handlers; implement add/edit/delete flows, paging or virtualization for large lists and server-backed filtering. - Consider extracting repeated UI blocks into reusable components (KeyHolderList, HistoryTable) and introduce ViewModels or state containers for complex interactions.