Segmented button

Configuring the segmented button

Segmented button generic settings

The available configuration options for this form element are:

Process data key
Properties
Datasource
Validators
Expressions
UI actions
Segmented button styling

Process data key

Process data key establishes the binding between the segmented buton and process data, enabling its later use in decisions, business rules or integrations.

Properties

Label: The visible label for the segmented button.
Helpertext: Additional information about the segmented button, which can be optionally hidden within an infopoint.

Datasource configuration

Default Value: The default value of the segmented button (it can be selected from one of the static source values)
Source Type: It is by default Static.
Add option: Define label and value pairs here.

Validators

The following validators can be added to a segmented button: required and custom (more details here).

UI actions

UI actions can be added to the segmented button element to define its behavior and interactions.

Event: Possible value - CHANGE.
Action Type: Select the action type.

For more details on how to configure a UI action, click here.

Segmented button settings overrides

There are instances where you may need to tailor settings configured in the Generic settings tab. This proves especially beneficial when you wish to adjust these settings to appear differently across various platforms such as Web, Android, or iOS. Available override settings:

Properties:
- Label: Override the segmented button label.
- Helper: Override helper text/info point.
Expressions:
- Hide: Override the hide expression.

Overrides can always be imported/pushed from one platform to another:

Sizing

Adjusting the size of components is crucial for a responsive design. Fit W (width) offers three options:

fill: Fills the available space.
fixed: Maintains a fixed width.
auto: Adjusts the width automatically based on content.

Segmented button style overrides options

Theme overrides refer to the ability to modify or customize the appearance and behavior of UI components by overriding default theme settings. This can be applied at various levels, such as specific elements or entire sections, and can be platform-specific (Web, iOS, Android).