Components are reusable elements of the user interface that provide functions, for example, sort functions or current path specifications.
You enter the components to be displayed with the collection on the user interface in the configuration of collection renderer settings in the Components parameter.
To call up an overview of the available components, choose Content Management →User Interface →Mapping → Components.
The following components are contained in the standard delivery:
Component | Description |
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EntryPoints |
Displays a list of the available entry points. |
MassCommands |
Displays commands that can be applied to multiple resources at once. The parameter Item Selection Mode has to be set in the collection renderer settings used in order for the commands to be displayed. |
Pager |
Provides a function for scrolling through lists. This component can also be used for the search result list. |
ResourcePath |
Displays the path (breadcrumb) of the current folder. |
SearchHeaderComponent |
Component to be displayed with the search result list. It contains the title of the search, the function Did you mean…? and provides a sort function for indexed properties. |
SortHeader |
Provides a simple sort function for table columns. |
SponsoredLinksComponent |
Displays sponsored links in the search results list. |
Collaboration provides further application-specific components.
Configuration
The following parameters define a component:
Parameter | Required | Description |
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Alias |
Yes |
Alias of the component. This alias is used in the configuration instead of the name of the Java class. |
Description |
No |
Description of the component. |
Parameters |
No |
Specifies additional parameters that the component can evaluate. The implementation of a component dictates whether it can evaluate additional parameters. |
Java Class |
Yes |
Specifies the Java class that implements the component. |