Messages is a UI display component that renders validation messages to Product
Configurator users. The component shows messages in an expandable accordion and filters messages
by severity, either Error, Warning, or Info. Messages has no output properties, and doesn’t
listen to or fire any events.
Display validation messages as Error, Warning, or Info, in an expandable accordion
interface
Sort messages by severity
Show count badges for each message type
Allow users to filter messages by severity
Dynamically track accordion height
Support fixed or relative positioning for messages in the user interface
API Name
S01_Messages
Input Properties
Messages accepts data from these parent and flow
component properties, set by users.
Property
Type
Required
Description
messages
Array
Yes
Array of message objects from DataManager
areMessagesFixed
Boolean
No
Whether messages have fixed position (scroll with UI) or relative position
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