If a single item is selected, the system saves a single-item array.The Choice Labels argument cannot be null. Choices display in the same order as defined in the Choice Labels parameter.Choice Values cannot contain nulls or duplicate values.The Choice Labels list and Choice Values list must be the same length.Usage considerations Using the choiceLabels and choiceValues parameters When set to "AUTO", the search box displays if there are more than 11 options. Valid values: "AUTO" (default), "ON", "OFF". Default: true.ĭetermines when a search box displays above the options. When set to false, the component is hidden and is not evaluated. Used only for accessibility produces no visible change.ĭetermines whether the component is displayed on the interface. The help icon does not show when the label position is "COLLAPSED".Īdditional text to be announced by screen readers. The tooltip displays a maximum of 500 characters. "JUSTIFIED" Aligns the label alongside the component starting at the edge of the page.ĭisplays a help icon with the specified text as a tooltip.The label will still be read by screen readers see accessibility considerations for more information. "ADJACENT" Displays the label to the left of the component."ABOVE" (default) Displays the label above the component.See this recipe for more information about how to use validation groups.Ĭustom message to display when the field's value is required and not provided.ĭetermines where the label appears. When present, this field is only validated when a button in the same validation group is pressed. Use a!save() to save a modified or alternative value to a variable. One or more variables that are updated with the choice values when the user changes the selections. Validation errors to display below the field when the value is not null. Values of choices to display as selected. Text to display in the field when it is empty.Īrray of values associated with the available choices.
Default: false.ĭetermines if the field should display as potentially editable but grayed out. Parameters Nameĭetermines if a value is required to submit the form.
If there aren't many choices and users would benefit from easily seeing them all at once, consider using checkboxes. If users should only select one choice, use radio buttons or a dropdown component instead. A!multipleDropdownField( label, instructions, required, disabled, placeholder, choiceLabels, choiceValues, value, validations, saveInto, validationGroup, requiredMessage, labelPosition, helpTooltip, accessibilityText, showWhen, searchDisplay )ĭisplays a list of choices for the user to select multiple items and saves values based on the selected choices.
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