Progress Bar

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Maestro comes with the Progress Bar component that allows you to inform a form user of ongoing activity, such as loading customer data. This is crucial in building various user journey flows. This component is available when you use the Avalon Template.

Usage

  1. Open the Palette pane in the Maestro Editor.
  2. Locate the Progress Bar component within the Navigation folder.
  3. Drag the component into the View pane or the Wireframe.
  4. Configure the component's properties via the Properties pane.
  5. Configure the component's styles via the Styles pane.

Properties

The following properties are available to this component:

Display Text

Title Text
Rich Text titleText
This text is used as a title. If the text is not provided, the default {{T[item.id].label}} value is used.
Subtitle Text
Rich Text subtitleText
This text is used as a subtitle. If the text is not provided, the default <h1 ng-bind-html="T[Form.$Pages.currentPage.id].properties.formName">Form Name</h1> value is used.
Note

You can use HTML tags in the Subtitle Text component, for example, <samp>Welcome</samp> to <em>my</em> page!. For more information, see rich text editor.

Additional Text
Rich Text additionalText
This text is used as an additional text.
Help Text
Rich Text helpText
This text is used as a help text

Options

Hide Navigator
Boolean offMenu
A page that is in the flow of the form but not displayed in the menu.

Page View

Hide From Navigator
Boolean hideFromNavigator
A page that is in the flow of the form but not displayed in the Navigator.
Hide From Header
Boolean hideFromHeader
Hide or show the form header (if applicable for the template).
Hide From Footer
Boolean hideFromFooter
Hide or show the form footer (if applicable for the template).
Hide Navigation Buttons
Boolean hideNavigationButtons
Hide or show the navigational buttons.
Hide Menu Button
Boolean hideFromHeader
Hide or show the form menu button.
Page of No Return
Boolean pageNoReturn
The user will not be able to navigate back past this page.
Navigator Text
Rich Text
This text will be shown in the Navigator in place of the page label.
Note

We recommend using the Form.showAccessibleAlert(message, expanded [, delay]) method to programmatically make assistive technologies, such as screen readers, notify the user of an event that will otherwise not be announced, such as loading progress, or popup content. For more information, see Maestro API Reference.

Styles

The following styles are available to this component:

Avalon Page

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