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SingleSectionDialogPage Pattern
Use the SingleSectionDialogPage pattern to display a section in a popup dialog. The SingleSectionDialogage pattern allows only one section, called the masterSection.

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Use the SingleSectionDialogPage pattern to display a section in a popup dialog. The SingleSectionDialogage pattern allows only one section, called the masterSection.
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions |
The table lists the SingleSectionDialogPage attributes.
| Attribute | Description | Data Type | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| pagePattern | Defines the pattern of the page | String | Yes |
| onBackDiscard | Changes the discard handling for wizards | Boolean | No (default FALSE) |
Here’s an example snippet of the SingleSectionDialogPage pattern.
<UIDescription name="DailyReport::TimeEntryTypeUI" schemaVersion="0.0.0.5" xmlns="UISchema.xsd" layoutType="blank">
<Page pagePattern="SingleSectionDialogPage">
<PageHeader>
<Bindings>
<Resource target="title" type="Label" id="TimeEntryTypeLookupTitleId" defaultLabel="TimeEntry Type" />
</Bindings>
</PageHeader>
<Section sectionName="masterSection" sectionPattern="SingleAreaSection">
<Area areaName="mainArea" areaPattern="SingleElementArea">
<GroupedList name="TemplateList" indexBar="true" searchable="true" dataSource="ProcessContext::TemplateList.Items[]">
<Items name="Items" itemPattern="TimeEntryTypeOverviewItem">
<Bindings>
<Binding target="Id" type="Text" binding=".id" bindingMode="ONE_WAY" />
<Binding target="Name" type="Text" binding=".text" bindingMode="ONE_WAY" />
</Bindings>
<ItemListLayout>
<Col>
<Row layoutType="itemTitle" bindingId="Name" />
</Col>
</ItemListLayout>
</Items>
<Events>
<ItemSelectedEvent event="itemSelected">
<Params>
<Param name="pKey" value=".pKey" />
<Param name="id" value=".id" />
<Param name="text" value=".text" />
</Params>
</ItemSelectedEvent>
</Events>
<SearchAttributes></SearchAttributes>
</GroupedList>
</Area>
</Section>
</Page>
</UIDescription>

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