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The most common configuration feature when working with third-party components is data-binding. WireBootstrap components are bound with data using the data
configuration parameter. This parameter can be set to any number of standard data structures.
In the example below, the component is bound to an array of objects.
Components can also be data bound to a WireBootstrap .
Many components require a specific set of fields in order to render data. A chart for example will need to know which fields to use to render the axis labels as well as which ones contains the metric data to plot on the chart.
The Bootstrap Select component expects the data passed in to contain a field called value
and another called label
. If these field names don't exist in the data, use the datamap
attribute to specify which fields should be used.
In the example below, the UserName
field in the data is to be used as the value
field and the FullName
field as the label
field.
Some components require a single record. Use datarow
to specify the row in the data if it contains more than one row. This is a zero index reference.
In the following example, the component will be bound to the second rowFred Flintstone
.
Binding a component to a WireBootstrap allows the component to be updated with new data whenever a field in its query is changed.
When using a dataset as data for a component, custom data can be passed to the method using the dataconfig
property. This can be helpful in custom shaping the resulting datatable sent to the UI after a data service call.
Especially helpful when using a data set, the data
method can be used to pull the actual data being displayed in the component. In the case of a dataset, this will usually be a returned from a data service.