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PortletListView
SearchView
Component State
The PortletBrowser maintains a "state" property map capable of tracking information about the user's browsing and searching operations. These properties are visible to subcomponents and may be accessed by them, but should not be directly updated by the subcomponents themselves. Write operations to the state map are generally expected to be performed via configured event listeners.
State property | Description |
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currentCategory | Currently-browsed category. May be left null or set to a blank string to match all portlets (including those not in categories). |
portletRegex | Javascript RegExp representing the current search request, if any. May be left null to match all portlets within the currently defined category |
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Supported Events
Event | Description | ParametersDefault | actionParameter Description | |||
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onCategorySelect | Indicates a new category has been selected | Update Fired whenever the user selects a category (or selects the null category). In the default event listener, the component state is updated with the newly selected category, then refresh after which the category and portlet views are refreshed. | that, category | | ||
onPortletSearch | Indicates Fired whenever the user updates the portlet search term has changed Update or submits a search request. In the default event listener, the component state portlet search regex is updated with the new portlet search term, then refresh after which the portlet view is refreshed. | that, searchTerm, submitted | | onPortletSelect | Indicates a new portlet has been selected | Update the component state with the newly selected portlet, then refresh the portlet view. |
onPortletSelect | Fired whenever the user selects a portlet. This event has no default listeners. | that, portlet | |