Panel container
A bordered container with an optional toolbar, heavier visual weight than a Card.
A Panel is a bordered container with optional header and footer slots, suitable for toolbar + body layouts. Heavier visually than Card.
The Panel holds no value, it's a layout container. Drop fields inside it; the chrome (border, header strip, padding) wraps whatever rows you place.
Properties
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
titlestring default: Panel | Heading shown in the panel header strip. |
panelTone'neutral' | 'brand' | 'success' | 'warning' | 'danger' default: brand | Colour of the header strip. |
JavaScript recipes
A Panel isn't addressable via f365.control() (only components with an SP
internal name are), drive it by toggling the fields placed inside it.
Show the panel's fields only when a flag is set
f365.events.onChange((e) => {
if (e.fieldKey !== 'HasShipping') return;
const show = Boolean(e.newValue);
f365.field('ShipAddress').visible = show;
f365.field('ShipCity').visible = show;
f365.field('ShipPostcode').visible = show;
});
Hide the whole block on the display form
f365.events.onLoad(() => {
if (f365.context.displayMode === 'display') {
f365.field('InternalNotes').hidden = true;
}
});
Update the panel heading from another field
f365.events.onChange((e) => {
if (e.fieldKey !== 'Customer') return;
const heading = f365.field('SummaryHeading');
heading.value = e.newValue ? `Order for ${e.newValue}` : 'Order';
});
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