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          SplitScreenPage Pattern

          SplitScreenPage Pattern

          Use the SplitScreenPage pattern to divide the page into two sections, called LeftSection and RightSection.

          Required Editions

          Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions

          The table lists the SplitScreenPage pattern attributes.

          Attribute Description Data Type Required?
          pagePattern Defines the pattern of the page String Yes
          leftSectionFlex Display ratio of the left section, and required only if rightSectionFlex is defined Boolean No (default FALSE)
          rightSectionFlex Display ratio of the right section, and required only if leftSectionFlex is defined    

          Here’s an example snippet of the SplitScreenPage pattern.

          <UIDescription name="Call::AgendaUI" schemaVersion="0.0.0.5">
           <Page pagePattern="SplitScreenPage" leftSectionFlex="1" rightSectionFlex="1">
            <PageHeader titleBinding="ProcessContext::currentDate">
           	<SplitScreenButtons>
              	    <LeftSectionButton>
              		 <Bindings>
              		<Resource target="Text" type="Label" id="MapLabelId" defaultLabel="Map" />
                		<Resource target="Icon" type="Image" id="MapIcon" />
               		</Bindings>
              	   </LeftSectionButton>
              	    <RightSectionButton>
               		<Bindings>
               		<Resource target="Text" type="Label" id="AgendaLabelId" defaultLabel="Agenda" />
                		<Resource target="Icon" type="Image" id="AgendaIcon" />
               		</Bindings>
              	   </RightSectionButton>
             	</SplitScreenButtons>  
            </PageHeader>
            <Section sectionName="leftSection" sectionPattern="SingleAreaSection">...</Section>
            <Section sectionName="rightSection" sectionPattern="SingleAreaSection">...</Section>
           </Page>
          </UIDescription>
          
           
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