There is a special TYPE of view known as the EMPTY view. This view requires no MANUAL implementation, neither is it possible to interact with it in any way other than invoking its default inbound plug – show Empty View. If you require one particular area of a view set to be empty, then you should embed the empty view into the view area. You can then treat this view just like any other view you have written, except that calling its inbound plug will cause the CORRESPONDING view area to be BLANKED out. If a view set has had no views manually embedded into one of its view areas, then the empty view will be substituted automatically.

There is a special type of view known as the empty view. This view requires no manual implementation, neither is it possible to interact with it in any way other than invoking its default inbound plug – show Empty View. If you require one particular area of a view set to be empty, then you should embed the empty view into the view area. You can then treat this view just like any other view you have written, except that calling its inbound plug will cause the corresponding view area to be blanked out. If a view set has had no views manually embedded into one of its view areas, then the empty view will be substituted automatically.