Searchbox Template"
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Similar to Listbox, you can render a searchbox with a template. However, notice that, unlike other components, searchbox doesn't allow any child component, so you have to render each item as a string, a <label> or a <html>. For example,
<searchbox model="${users}">
<template name="model">
Name is ${each}
</template>
</searchbox>
<searchbox model="${users}">
<template name="model">
<label value="Name is ${each}"/>
</template>
</searchbox>
<searchbox model="${users}">
<template name="model">
<html><![CDATA[
Name is ${each}
]]></html>
</template>
</searchbox>
where we assume there is a list model (ListModel) called users such as:
ListModelList model = new ListModelList(new String[] { "Tony", "Ryan", "Jumper", "Wing", "Sam" });
Version History
| Version | Date | Content |
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| 9.0.0 | September 2019 | ZK-4380: Provide a Searchbox component |