List Item
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Displays a list item with full swipe behavior capability, containing a List Action widget to define the swiping behavior.
You can use it for example to display an entity record.
Properties
Name | Description | Mandatory | Default value | Observations |
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Name | Identifies an element in the scope where it is defined, like a screen, action, or module. | Yes | ||
Full Swipe Left | Set to Yes to have default action triggered by a full swipe left. Default action is the rightmost right action. | Yes | Yes | |
Full Swipe Right | Set to Yes to have default action triggered by a full swipe right. Default action is the leftmost left action. | Yes | Yes | |
Style Classes | Specifies one or more style classes to apply to the widget. Separate multiple values with spaces. | "list-item" | ||
Attributes | ||||
Property | Name of an attribute to add to the HTML translation for this element. | You can pick a property from the drop-down list or type a free text. The name of the property will not be validated by the platform. Duplicated properties are not allowed. Spaces, " or ' are also not allowed. |
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Value | Value of the attribute. | You can type the value directly or write expressions using the Expression Editor. If the Value is empty, the corresponding HTML tag is created as property="property". For example, the nowrap property does not require a value, therefore nowrap="nowrap" is added. |
Events
Name | Description | Mandatory | Observations |
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On Click | Screen action to be executed or a screen to navigate to when the widget is clicked. | ||
Transition | Transition effect applied when navigating to another screen. | By default defined at module level. | |
Event | JavaScript or custom event to be handled. | ||
Handler | JavaScript event handler. |
Runtime Properties
Name | Description | Read Only | Type | Observations |
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Id | Identifies the widget instance at runtime (HTML 'id' attribute). You can use it in JavaScript and Extended Properties. | Yes | Text |