HeaderLine control is a global control that is similar to a page header. It’s a
page-level element and is rendered directly by the page. Only one HeaderLine control is supported
per page. The page ignores additionally defined header lines. The control contains search fields
from lists and various search buttons. The HeaderLine control doesn’t support editability and
accessibility rights by itself but the rights are supported by the controls within it.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience in Professional, Unlimited, and
Enterprise Editions that have Consumer Goods Cloud enabled.
Attributes
The table describes the attributes supported by the HeaderLine control.
Name
Description
Required?
Name
Unique name of the control.
Yes
Subelements
The table describes the only subelements supported by the HeaderLine control.
Name of the Element
Description
ImageButton
Child element of the control.
To support the HeaderLine control, an optional attribute, searchBarPlacement, is available
within the GroupedList, MultiSelectionGroupedList, BreadCrumbControl, and
MultiSelectionBreadCrumbControl list controls. The attribute can have HeaderLine or Inline as
the attribute value. The values are case-sensitive. If the value is HeadlerLine, then the search
field is part of the HeaderLine control. Otherwise, the search field renders normally.
HeaderLine Control Presentation in the CG Cloud Offline Mobile App
The HeadlerLine control is displayed under the page header or the banner.
The search field is displayed next to the HeadlerLine control. It has minimum width and
scales to occupy the available space depending on the image buttons.
The text in the image buttons is truncated if it’s longer than the maximum defined
width.
If the number of elements on HeadlerLine control are more, then the line is extended by an
additional line.
The HeadlerLine control doesn’t collapse automatically even if it’s empty.
On a phone, image buttons placed in the HeadlerLine control display only the image.
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