GroupletType property: Content Reference class
Description
Use the GroupletType property to set or return a number value representing the type of grouplet.
A grouplet is the encapsulation of content from one source (for example, a component, an iScript, or external content) that is presented within the context of another fluid application page. Tiles, embedded related content, and related information are all examples of grouplets. In each of these scenarios, the grouplets are created by the system at runtime based solely on configuration details. However, you can use this and other methods and properties of the Field class to generate grouplets from group box fields programmatically.
Use the following integer constants (integer values are provided for reference only):
| Numeric Value | Constant Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
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0 |
%GroupletNone |
Not a grouplet (also referred to as a tile). This is a regular group box with its content coming from the same page records. |
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1 |
%GroupletWithStyle |
Grouplet with style. This producer tile includes its own style sheets, JavaScript, or both. Important: Be aware that this setting can inject style settings or JavaScript code that conflicts with those defined for the page. |
|
2 |
%GroupletNoStyle |
Grouplet without style. This producer tile does not include style sheets or JavaScript. Note: This is the recommended setting. |
|
3 |
%GroupletIframe |
Interactive grouplet. |
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4 |
%GroupletIframeExt |
Interactive grouplet for external content. |
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5 |
%GroupletIframeAutoSize |
Interactive grouplet with autosizing. Note: Use this setting for homepage and dashboard tiles only. |
|
6 |
%GroupletIframeExtAutoSize |
Interactive grouplet for external content with autosizing. Note: Use this setting for homepage and dashboard tiles only. |
|
7 |
%GroupletIframeVAutoSize |
Interactive grouplet with vertical autosizing. The system will autosize the grouplet height based on the content at initial load. The grouplet will be automatically resized by the system when:
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This property is read/write.
Important:
Use this property within fluid applications only.
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