Checkbox list component
Add a checkbox list component to a page.
Overview
Add checkbox list components to a page to capture user inputs in a flow using a checkboxes.
General settings
Configure the general settings for the component.
| Setting | Description |
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| Name | Enter a name for the checkbox list component. |
| Label | Enter a label for the checkbox list component. The Label is displayed above the component by default. Do not enter a label if you do not require this text to be shown. |
| Editable | Specify if the component can accept user input. For example, if a user can select a checkbox list button. 1. Select the checkbox to allow the component to accept input from a user. 2. De-select the checkbox to prevent a user from being able to input or interact with the component. |
| Help information about this component | Display help text directly below the component, for example to provide further information on how to use the component. |
Data source
Choose the data source for the component.
Get the data from a Connector: Retrieve the list data from a connector.
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Select the type for the data that you wish to display in the The Type of data to be provided field. This will determine the properties that you can select.
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Select the type binding in the The Binding that should be used to get the data drop-down menu.
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Add a Filter in the Data source filter section if required. See Type Bindings and Data action filters.
Get the data from a List Value: Retrieve the list data from a list value.
- Click Select or create a new Value to choose an existing list value or create a new list value.
State
Select the value that you wish to save the user input data into.
- Save the component state into: Click Select or create a new value to select an existing value or create a new value.
Data presentation
Click Add Column in the Data Presentation section to specify the tile properties that you wish to display.
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The first defined property column is displayed as the heading of the tile, the second defined property column is displayed as a paragraph in the body of each tile.
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All other property columns are displayed at the bottom of the tile body using a "Label: Content" format.
Styles
Apply additional CSS styling to the component.
- Enter space-delimited CSS classes/selectors into the CSS Classes field.
When you run the flow, these classes are appended to the main component class.