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The Form component serves as a container for capturing user input. To utilize its functionality, you must associate the Form with a model (Salesforce Object). Once linked, the fields from the selected object will appear on the left side of the interface. You can then drag and drop these fields into the Form, where they will be displayed for user interaction..
Additionally, you can add multiple actions to the Form, such as buttons. One of these actions can be designated as the primary action, allowing you to define the main function or submission behavior of the Formaction.
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Attributes:
Attributes are the options available for each component, allowing you to customize its appearance and functionality. They help you tailor the look and behavior of your components to fit your needscontrol their behavior. It includes various sections explained below.
Basic
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Model | All the Models (Salesforce Object) you have created will appear in the list. You can select a specific model from the list to save and display its field values. Note: Only one model (Record Type - Single) can be bound at a time. | ||
Field Layout | Field Layout allows you to arrange fields on the form.
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No Action Bar | If the “No Action Bar” checkbox is selected, the action bar will be hidden on the form. | ||
Action | You can include multiple actions, each displayed as a button. Clicking a button initiates a specific action or workflow. Note: After creating the action, it will be displayed on the canvas.
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Primary Actions | You can select a primary action from the available options. Pressing the Enter key will execute this primary action. | ||
Overflow After | This feature allows you to control the number of actions displayed. Setting the limit to 1 will show only one action, with additional actions appearing in a drop-down menu. |
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