The Form-UI element <line> arranges sub-elements in one line of the Form-UI.
Note:
Too many UI components and nesting of Form-UIs which is too deep can result in the error message "No more handles".
Remedy:
- Reduce the number of UI components <group>, <line>, <tab> and their child elements.
- Reduce the nesting depth.
| Attribute name | Usage | Attribute values | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| readonly | optional | true, false | true = The line is read-only. false = Input can be written to the line. |
|
| visible | optional | true, false | true | true = line visible true = line invisible |
| Allowed sub-elements | Quantity |
|---|---|
| action | any |
| img | any |
| include | any |
| input | any |
| instantiation | any |
| label | any |
| open | any |
| progressBar | any |
Lines of several different elements:
The following example shows two lines in a Form-UI. The first line displays a check box with text (2 elements), the second line displays two check boxes with text besides (4 elements).
Example code:<line>
<input type="check" receiver="parameter('found')"/>
<label>wanted</label>
</line>
<line>
<input type="check" receiver="parameter('found')"/>
<label>wanted</label>
<input type="check" receiver="parameter('found')"/>
<label>found</label>
</line>Result:
