In this section, you can see various attributes that appear while configuring the Slider component. These attributes include:
Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
Record Object | This represents the object for which the configuration is created. The object is already selected for record page type, as it was chosen during the initial configuration. Note: This field is disabled and pre-filled for Record Page. Note: This field is not applicable for Non-Record Page. |
Record to Preview | This feature allows users to select an object record to see how the Slider will appear in the preview section after making changes. Note: This field is not applicable for Non-Record Page. |
Label | You can set the title for the Slider here. It offers various value sources to assign to the label. Reference: Label Value Source |
Min | ”Min” in slider refers to the lowest or minimum value within a slider scale. It offers various value sources to assign to the Min. For example, on a rating scale of 1 to 10 where 1 represents the ”Min”. Reference: Min Value Source |
Max | ”Max” in slider refers to the highest or maximum value within a slider scale. It offers various value sources to assign to the Max. For example, on a rating scale of 1 to 10 where 10 represents the ”Max”. |
Value | “Value” represents the current value on a slider. By default, the value is set as 0.Users can get or set the value through the different value sources. Reference: Max Value Source |
Step Size | Step size refers to the incremental value by increases or decreases sequence. It offers various value sources to assign to the Step Size. For example, if the step size is 1, a value might go from 0 to 1, then to 2, and so on. Reference: Step Size Value Source |
Hide Label | This option enables the user to hide the label of the slider. |
Is Vertical | This option enables the user to show the slider vertically or horizontally as per his convenience. |
Visible | This option allows you to control the visibility of the Slider component. |
Disable | This option allows you to control the disability of the Slider component. |
Padding Location | You can set the padding location for Progress Bar as Around, Top, Bottom, Left, Right, Horizontal, Vertical. |
Padding Size | You can set the padding Size for Progress Bar as XXX Small, XX Small, X Small, Small, Medium , Large. |
Margin Location | You can set the Margin location for Progress Bar as Around, Top, Bottom, Left, Right, Horizontal, Vertical. |
Margin Size | You can set the Margin Size for Progress Bar as XXX Small, XX Small, X Small, Small, Medium , Large. |
For non-record pages, the attributes are similar, but some options may be unavailable, such as "Object Name" and "Record Preview.
Value Source:
In this section, users can choose from various input sources, including:
Custom Metadata
Custom Setting
Record Field (available only in record page configuration)
Static Value
These input sources allow you to pass or set values for various attributes or fields.
Label Attributes | Description |
|---|---|
Custom Metadata | Use custom metadata records to assign values. |
Custom Settings | Use custom setting records to assign the values. |
Record Field | Use a record value from a selected Record Object. |
Static | You can provide a static fixed value. |
Value Type | This field is read-only and displays the type of fields as text. |
Value Source | It provides list of various value sources for assigning the value for label. |
Visibility
In this section, you can control the visibility of slider by choosing one of the following options:
Always: The item will always be visible.
Never: The item will never be visible.
Conditional: The item will be visible based on the conditions you provide.
For example, You can add conditions to make an image item visible whenever the account type is 'Prospect.' You can also add multiple conditions with custom logic such as 1 OR 2 AND 3:
AND: Execute if all specified conditions are true.
OR: Execute if at least one of the specified conditions is true.
Disability
In this section, you can control the disability of slider by choosing one of the following options:
Always: The item will always be disabled.
Never: The item will never be disabled.
Conditional: The item will be disable based on the conditions you provide.
For example, You can add conditions to make an image item disable whenever the account type is 'Prospect.' You can also add multiple conditions with custom logic such as 1 OR 2 AND 3:
AND: Execute if all specified conditions are true.
OR: Execute if at least one of the specified conditions is true.
Note: You can add conditions with values based on various sources. Check the Value Sources section for more information.