Horizontal split

Splits content that is displayed horizontally in a panel into two or more sections.

Data binding

Set or modify the data binding for the view in the General properties tab. The Horizontal split view can be bound to a String variable.

Configuration properties

Under Configuration, set or modify the appearance and behavior properties for the view.

Screen size
A configuration property that has the Screen Sizes icon The Screen Sizes icon beside the property name can have different values for each screen size. If you do not set a value, the screen size inherits the value of the next larger screen size as its default value. If you are using the Process Designer desktop editor (deprecated), you are setting the value for the large screen size. The other screen sizes inherit this value.
Theme definitions
Theme definitions specify the colors and styles for a view and determine its appearance. You can preview the look and feel of views in the theme editor. See Themes.
The appearance configuration properties for the Horizontal split view are shown in the following table:
Table 1. Appearance configuration properties for Horizontal split
Appearance configuration property Description Data type
Height The Screen Sizes icon The default setting is 100% of its container. The container must have an explicitly set height. String
Pane specs Specify various appearance variables for each pane, such as the size, collapsedSize, splitterThickness, and handleLocation. SplitPaneSpec[]

Events

Set or modify the event handlers for the view in the Events properties. You can set events to be triggered programmatically or when a user interacts with the view. For information about how to define and code events, see User-defined events.
The Horizontal split view has the following types of event handlers:
  • On load: Activated when the view loads, for example

    me.collapsePane(me.getPaneCount() - 1)

  • On pane collapsed: Activated when a pane collapses, for example

    ${PaneStatus}.setText("Last Pane Collapsed: " + paneIndex);

  • On pane expanded: Activated when a pane expands, for example

    ${PaneStatus}.setText("Last Pane Expanded: " + paneIndex);

Depending on the specific event, you can use JavaScript logic to modify the effects of the view. More information on using events with views is found in the topic Event Handling.

Methods

For detailed information on the available methods for Horizontal split, see the Horizontal split JavaScript API.

Additional resources

For information about how to create a coach, see Building coaches.
For information about standard properties (General, Configuration, Positioning, Visibility, and HTML Attributes), see View properties.